AgentFlareSocial Pulse · Markets · 2020-10-15 16:01 UTC
Neil deGrasse Tyson on Markets: “The urge to impart meaning on random events in our lives run…”
The urge to impart meaning on random events in our lives runs deep. But just once, in response to the stock market dropping, say, 300 points in a day, I want to hear a Wall Street analyst say, “We …
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The urge to impart meaning on random events in our lives runs deep. But just once, in response to the stock market dropping, say, 300 points in a day, I want to hear a Wall Street analyst say, “We have no idea why”. https://t.co/qy499YQ9s6
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- @neiltyson on X 2020-10-15 16:01 UTC
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