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WallStreetBets GameStop Short Squeeze - Hank Oslo discusses the stock speculating anons

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Hank Oslo @xctlot · Jan 27 We're now years deep into a situation where random anons are empirically better at everything from journalism, to epidemiology, to f------ stock speculation than people intensely vetted by existing institutions. You starting to think those filtering processes are broken? ♡ 51 27 1.2K 3.9K Hank Oslo @xctlot Replying to @xctlot There used to be a time when smart guys from nobody families in flyover country would get scooped up by academia, the army, etc and five years later they'd be designing parts on jet fighters. Now, they end up un/under employed, depressed, and with some... interesting hobbies

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Monster Kid

Monster Kid

Jan 31, 2021 at 06:37PM EST

I agree, it seems like people stopped looking for talent and started looking for experience only.

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Firock

Firock

Jan 31, 2021 at 07:45PM EST in reply to Monster Kid

And since you can't get hired unless you have experience and you need to get hired to get experience, well you see where I'm going.

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