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Zwischenzug 314 implied HN points 29 Apr 23
  1. At lower levels, expect to face 1. e4 often and focus more on Black opening preparation.
  2. In mid ratings, the London system is common, so be prepared for it.
  3. As you climb the rating ladder, face a variety of moves, so focus on preparing for the most common ones at your level.
Huddle Up 11 implied HN points 27 Dec 24
  1. The NBA has traditionally been the main sports attraction on Christmas Day. It has built a strong audience over the years for their holiday games.
  2. The NFL is gaining popularity and has started to compete with the NBA for viewership on Christmas. This shows that preferences in sports are shifting.
  3. Netflix is also becoming a competitor for viewers on Christmas, highlighting how streaming services are changing how people spend their holiday time.
Gideon's Substack 3 HN points 20 Feb 24
  1. Presidential rankings can be subjective and change over time based on historical perspectives and societal values.
  2. Greatness in a president can be defined by their impact, leadership style, and ability to navigate complex political landscapes.
  3. Moderates may provide a more objective evaluation of presidents due to potentially weaker ideological filters.
Musings on Markets 0 implied HN points 06 Aug 11
  1. A ratings downgrade doesn't bring new information; it's usually something people already knew. Instead of panicking, it's best to recognize the downgrade as confirmation of existing issues.
  2. Ratings agencies measure risk but don’t provide real solutions. It's important to remember they are not decision-makers, and relying on them could hurt long-term planning.
  3. The downgrade can actually offer a chance to focus on better decision-making. Instead of being fixated on maintaining ratings, leaders can prioritize effective policies that improve the economy.
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