Post #1245 by Goofyhoofy on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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You know me as Leap.

I do not know if I will be welcome here. I am very contrarian.

I do not see the politics on Gaza here so far. That irritates me deeply elsewhere.

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I do not see the politics on Gaza here so far. That irritates me deeply elsewhere.

This board is generally politics free. Not always, but a high signal to noise ratio of macroeconomic issues.

If you want to talk politics, Gaza, etc. the US Policy board is thataway —->

https://www.shrewdm.com/MB?bid=17

And here’s a list of all the boards at Shrewd.m

https://www.shrewdm.com/MB?command=listBoards

You might bookmark it, it comes in handy. Check the “boards in the vanguard”, which has nothing to do with “Vanguard”, it’s a list of lightly traveled boards which have fewer than 3 posts in a month. It’s a way to bring people to a board and have a conversation without all the sturm & drang (my new favorite phrase, even when it’s not appropriate, like now.)

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I am happier that it is a higher macroeconomic signal. I am happier it is free of politics.

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