David Friedberg
π€ SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
Pull this up, this clip from, this is episode seven of All In.
Pull this up, this clip from, this is episode seven of All In.
I don't think democracies end with a bang.
I don't think democracies end with a bang.
I think they end with a whimper.
I think they end with a whimper.
And I think that's been the case historically.
And I think that's been the case historically.
And, you know, no democracy has lasted.
And, you know, no democracy has lasted.
Our democracy in the U.S.
Our democracy in the U.S.
has lasted longer than
has lasted longer than
than many.
than many.
Democracies ultimately enable freedom of operation and free markets that result in greater progress than any other governing system.
Democracies ultimately enable freedom of operation and free markets that result in greater progress than any other governing system.
The problem with progress is that progress is asymmetric.
The problem with progress is that progress is asymmetric.