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Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order
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Dalio's pattern-matching of debt, monetary, and empire cycles across 500 years, arguing the US is in the late stages of a great-power transition with China. Balaji recommends watching and reading it, while noting Dalio underweights how digital technology and Bitcoin reshape the picture.
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“Dalio's video is good. Worth watching. But he doesn't model the effects of tech. Yes, China is rising & US state capacity is in decline. Yet US corporations still wield phenomenal digital power, and BTC/web3 are rising, as is India. So it's more complex.”
Tweet from March 13, 2022 recommending Dalio's framework while flagging its blindspot on digital power.
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“It's a masters in economic history. I highly recommend!”
Bookmarked.club cites Cuban's tweet recommending the book.
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“Really enjoyed reading Ray Dalio's recent book, The Changing World Order”
The page cites a tweet by Brian Armstrong recommending Dalio's book.
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“Recommend reading”
Page cites a tweet by Vinod Khosla.
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“It is my #1, #2, and #3 book recommendation of 2021”
From a YouTube episode of the All-In Podcast.
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“History is too important to leave to historians. Only Ray Dalio would have the brilliant audacity to attempt such a synthesis.”
Summers's blurb ('Only Ray Dalio would have the brilliant audacity') is confirmed among the book's endorsements on Amazon.
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Rebuilding reading mapping the long cycles by which reserve currencies and great powers rise and fall.
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