ok, when you get the $2.6 trillion to socialize all residential real estate from SF down through San Jose and somehow voters are OK with having their life savings expropriated by the state -- since they seem fine with building addl housing at no financial cost to them -- call me.
the interesting thing about joining venture is realizing that the firms all work for pensions (AKA the public sector trying to sustain retirees) and university endowments. These are levers worth learning about and using.
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This doesn’t.... respond to a single point? I’m glad you find meaning in your work, I guess.
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Levers to use, I meant, from an activist perspective, not an investor's perspective. Most of the top-tier firms are working to make financial returns for ostensibly mission-oriented institutions like universities, teacher retirement funds, charitable foundations, etc.
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Or, dispensing with, ultimately. I think you have good intentions but you're incredibly captive to the-world-as-it-is
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Imagining change is a precondition to change, and you actively fight that
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