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    1. Geoff Lewis‏Verified account @justGLew 26 Jan 2019
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      Geoff Lewis Retweeted Mike Solana

      Ironically the particular Y in question — a Venture Socialist — is tremendously fond of high end artisanal tea.https://twitter.com/micsolana/status/1089295710250426368 …

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      please dm me tea immediately
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    2. Naval‏ @naval 26 Jan 2019
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      Many Venture Capitalists identify as Socialists, presumably hoping that they’ll be eaten last.

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    3. Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler 26 Jan 2019
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      I guess the creation of ARPANet or GPS totally wasn't the result of venture socialism, er, I mean, taxpayer-funded and state-managed R&D investment.

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    4. James Clark  📈 📉 🤷🏼‍♂️‏ @mr_james_c 27 Jan 2019
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      Replying to @kimmaicutler @naval @justGLew

      Pained look: state funding of research is not socialism (that's just spending taxpayer money). Socialism in this example would be a state monopoly on the innovation and expansion of internet and GPS provision in the absence of market forces. Ie. It probably wouldn't happen.

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    5. James Clark  📈 📉 🤷🏼‍♂️‏ @mr_james_c 27 Jan 2019
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      Like you can almost be certain the Soviet Union had something like the ARPANET and GPS but neither seemed close to consumer level expansion by the time the USSR collapsed. There was no Microsoft, IBM, Apple etc in those states. There was no market. That's socialism.

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      Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler 27 Jan 2019
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      They did, and Western consumer Internet companies thrived in their local markets and they had to adapt to the threat to political power that that represented, and retaliate, which they did.https://www.amazon.com/Red-Web-Struggle-Dictators-Revolutionaries/dp/1610395735 …

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        1. Eliot Peper‏ @eliotpeper 29 Jan 2019
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          (That book is incredible BTW. A masterpiece of smart investigative reporting that takes the long view.)

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