yellen felt excluded from some key decisions apparently.

burry's schtick is tedious but when he says 'this might be worse than 2008' im not really sure thats a reach. not because 'things are going to be worse for consumers than 2008' but because on math, the market has a lot more meat on its bones to get torn off before it finds whatever constitutes true value. like the styrofoam in the gas in 2008 were the CDOs, today its just cash. im not sure where that leaves us but it really doesnt feel like theres some sort of valid equivalency there.

also another burry clownshow moment is his obsession over fraud as marker for a bubble in 2008 but somehow in 2022 he has fuckall to say about crypto being the biggest financial black hole since (literally) dutch tulips.

the bell is tolling for elon and its nice to see. someone just prototyped a battery that gets 200 miles range charge in like 5.6 minutes. tesla might be the easiest short we will ever see again, pending trump turning up another public offering sosh media empire.