You know, that executive order can’t do anything unless everything is foreign owned, but it wasn’t all foreign owned until the last few years, and everything being foreign owned would look a lot like losing, but if that didn’t happen, how would we ever convince the sleepers that it could actually happen?
Do you suppose Trump secretly made a deal with these foreign vendors to pay off our debt obligations to them, but the deal only lasts for a certain amount of time, then the “executive order” takes effect, and the debt gets neutralized, and the balance sheets zeroed out, but in reality it was just a bunch of deals that had already been made coming into fruition?
The hardest part of game theory is how winning looks almost exactly like losing, and it’s so hard to tell which is actually happening until the endgame hits and future proves past.
You know, that executive order can’t do anything unless everything is foreign owned, but it wasn’t all foreign owned until the last few years, and everything being foreign owned would look a lot like losing, but if that didn’t happen, how would we ever convince the sleepers that it could actually happen?
Do you suppose Trump secretly made a deal with these foreign vendors to pay off our debt obligations to them, but the deal only lasts for a certain amount of time, then the “executive order” takes effect, and the debt gets neutralized, and the balance sheets zeroed out, but in reality it was just a bunch of deals that had already been made coming into fruition?
The hardest part of game theory is how winning looks almost exactly like losing, and it’s so hard to tell which is actually happening until the endgame hits and future proves past.