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    Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler Aug 20
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    Kim-Mai Cutler Retweeted Bryce Roberts

    Yes, what are the legal impediments, if any, to this? Alaska, Texas and New Mexico all have sovereign wealth funds for schools and basic income.https://twitter.com/bryce/status/1296456848061665281 …

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    Bryce Roberts @bryce
    Can’t stop thinking about @lessin’s idea of a California Sovereign Wealth Fund. The state has a completely untapped renewable resource of startup creation and scaling that they seem only interested in fighting instead of exploiting.
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      2. Bryce Roberts‏ @bryce Aug 20
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        I’m sure there are some unobvious gotchas but can’t imagine any that’d be big enough to mothball it completely. Biggest impediment seems California’s deep commitment to being its own worst enemy.

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      3. Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler Aug 20
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        well I do guess I wonder, a SWF wouldn't have the legal right to invest in *every* startup in CA and what startup or fund would want a California SWF on its cap table, right, bc I'm sure that would come with a lot of extra disclosure requirements & scrutiny?

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      2. John Wolthuis‏ @thuddwhirr Aug 20
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        Isn't CalPERS our de facto SWF?

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      3. Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler Aug 20
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        proceeds cover retirements of California state workers, @lessin is proposing something that funds more general public finance needs.

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      2. Drew Dara-Abrams‏ @drewdaraabrams Aug 20
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        Replying to @kimmaicutler

        CalPERS and CalSTRS already manage huge, diversified portfolios. The state probably has authority to do more, but aren't all the funds in the world trying to chase the same exact diminishing or risky returns?

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      3. Drew Dara-Abrams‏ @drewdaraabrams Aug 20
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        That said, I generally agree that California should aim to be "Singapore plus civil society and free speech" in as many ways as technocratically possible

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      2. Mallrat9000‏ @Mallrat9000 Aug 20
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        I’ve seen @stuffonfire talk about this.

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      3. David Young 杨戴維‏ @stuffonfire Aug 20
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        Yea, we have pension funds underperforming their targets and some of the best investors in the world within 50 miles. Seems like an obvious opportunity. Dunno about CalPERS, but SFERS has a PE allocation that is opaque, so SF might already be a LP

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      1. Max Ghenis‏ @MaxGhenis Aug 20
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        Those SWFs are based on natural resources. California has a bounty of natural resources, but it refuses to tax it, and other forms of taxes are already high enough that they threaten migration.

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      2. Sean Byrnes‏ @sbyrnes Aug 20
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        Where would the funding come from? Sovereign wealth funds typically come from surpluses and CA hasn't had one in a while...

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      3. ReapyButt‏ @ReaperCancelled Aug 20
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        taxing high earners it'd be just like if oil didn't want to be drilled and could constantly escape to regions where there aren't drills

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