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Diamonds in the Lab

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By Stefan Bartl
| The Epoch Times
Commentary From De Beers’s 1940s slogan “A Diamond Is Forever,” to “Every Kiss Begins with Kay“ and “He Went to Jared,” the diamond industry had already done its most important work before anyone chose a ring. It had written the rules of romance: what love looked like, what it cost, and what it said about someone who spent less. Those rules were not ancient traditions. The industry manufactured not diamonds, but desire.
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Diamonds in the Lab

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By Stefan Bartl
| FEE - Foundation for Economic Education
How capitalism gave consumers an exit. From De Beers’s 1940s slogan “A Diamond Is Forever,” to “Every Kiss Begins with Kay” and “He Went to Jared,” the diamond industry had already done its most important work before anyone chose a ring. It had written the rules of romance: what love looked like, what it cost, and what it said about someone who spent less. Those rules were not ancient traditions. The industry manufactured not diamonds, but desire.
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Trillionaire Entrepreneurs, Forgotten Risks, and the Politics of Envy

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By Stefan Bartl
| The Daily Economy
Sooner or later, Elon Musk will become the world’s first trillionaire. If SpaceX goes public at the valuations now being discussed, the event would not merely be another financial milestone. Forbes writes, “SpaceX’s IPO is expected to value Musk’s aerospace firm at $1.75 trillion and raise $75 billion, which would more than double Saudi Aramco’s $29 billion debut in 2019 as the largest-ever IPO.” The public reaction will be predictable. Some will see it as proof that capitalism has gone too far.
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