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The American Question

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By Frederick Daso
| Medium
To be or not to be an empire — that is the question America faces today. However, you won’t hear this question being discussed openly. One must read between the lines to reveal the subtext. It’s a conversation within a conversation, the whispers barely audible to only the most astute listeners. A global trade war, primarily directed against China, and conflicts in the Middle East and Eastern Europe have put America and its hegemony under severe strain and stress.
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Mr. Karp Roars, But Is Anyone Listening?

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By Frederick Daso
| Founder to Founder
I came across this clip that Katherine Boyle, a16z’s American Dynamism visionary, shared on Twitter. The tweet contains a short clip of Palantir co-founder and CEO Alexander Karp speaking at the Reagan National Defense Forum a few weeks ago. Click on the picture of the tweet to watch the whole clip before reading the rest of the article. The one thing I love about Silicon Valley elites is that they say the quiet part out loud. They give the game away transparently for all to see.
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Startup Spotlight #220: Sorce

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By Frederick Daso
| Founder to Founder
Oluwapelumi Dada, David Alade, and Dan Ajayi started Sorce to make applying to jobs less painful and more delightful. So far, there have been more than 2M swypes on the app, and people have gotten interviews at companies like SpaceX, Twitch, MongoDB, Jane Street, Mercury, Scale AI, Bubble.io, etc. Problem: Applying for jobs is hard and repetitive. Market: Everyone needs a job, and every company needs employees. Solution: Tinder for Jobs.
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