Episode 59
Dealing with Uncertainty
Jacob and Rob get a little introspective this week, using developments in China and Vietnam to talk about how to think about the world and the struggle between having too much information and how to make sense of it all. Along the way they discuss uncertainty around the Russia-Ukraine war, the ongoing protests in Peru, and why people are getting the Bank of Japan so wrong.
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Referenced In The Show:
Timestamps:
1:00 – 3:48 – Bank of Japan
3:48 – 24:29 – China reopening/narratives tangent
24:29-38:52 – Vietnam/intelligence tangent
48:00 – end – Peru
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