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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
“I loved the intricacy of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by John le Carré, the subtlety of the emotions and the manipulation of the emotions in this spy story.”
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Paul Romer
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01 / prediction
My hunch is that China will eventually realize that the way to pay for the infrastructure that it’s building as part of this Belt and Road program is to do urban real estate development.
“My hunch is that China will eventually realize that the way to pay for the infrastructure that it’s building as part of this Belt and Road program is to do urban real estate development.”
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02 / prediction
I think the general-purpose technology has been a useful way to distinguish a type of innovation that you could think of as being aligned along a continuum.
“I think the general-purpose technology has been a useful way to distinguish a type of innovation that you could think of as being aligned along a continuum.”
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03 / prediction
I think his reputation is growing. And YouTube is a big part of this because you can find a surprising number of videos or recordings of Clarence playing.
“I think his reputation is growing. And YouTube is a big part of this because you can find a surprising number of videos or recordings of Clarence playing.”
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04 / prediction
That may give you a less optimistic answer than, say, the initial take I had. But it may still be the case that we can have growth, that we can sustain it partly by having more and more people go into something like research because there’s 10 or 11 billion people we’ll end up with, and we can increase the fraction of people who go into that.
“That may give you a less optimistic answer than, say, the initial take I had. But it may still be the case that we can have growth, that we can sustain it partly by having more and more people go into something like research because there’s 10 or 11 billion people we’ll end up with, and we can increase the fraction of people who go into that.”
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