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"May you live in interesting times..."
Hi Gordon,
I recently discovered Ipsos's monthly survey results, "What worries the world"... At the time of writing, the Oct 2024 results are up. The number one world worry... inflation and the cost-of-living... This seems to have been the "elephant in the room" during the last election... My impression is that Biden and Harris were emphasizing how great the economy is. When asked what she'd do differently from Biden, she answered "There is not a thing that comes to mind..." apart from maybe having a Republican in her cabinet... Nothing about the economy, or helping to fix people's anxieties about not being able to pay their bills... She seems to have spent a lot of time with billionaires (Mark Cuban, Taylor Swift)... That doesn't give comfort for those struggling to pay the rent or keep the lights on... (The other elephant in the room seems to have been Gaza... Kamala said she wouldn't do anything different, while Trump said he'd stop the war... He may or may not have been telling the truth, but for many, hope is better than no hope!) Here's that Ipsos link... along with the "archive" of it so you can see what I'm talking about (for when the main page changes and updates)...! https://www.ipsos.com/en/what-worries-world https://archive.md/AASVV What will Trump do? All I know is times of uncertainty often bring opportunity... Best wishes! Dien P.S. "May you live in interesting times" is an alleged ancient Chinese curse! However, the real original phrase may be... "Better to be a dog in times of tranquility than a human in times of chaos." P.P.S. I'm looking forward to your insights!!! Quote:
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