Katherine Boyle
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Co-Founder, American Dynamism. General Partner @a16z. Catholic. Mother. American. 🇺🇸 🚀💪
Florida
Joined October 2009
"If the First Amendment doesn't work, then the Second Amendment will."
The First Amendment is what we stand for; the Second is how we enforce it. And the story that has shaped America can be boiled down to this deep-seated tension in our founding documents, the very principles awarded first and second chair in the orchestra of the American
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The First Amendment is what we stand for; the Second is how we enforce it. And the story that has shaped America can be boiled down to this deep-seated tension in our founding documents, the very principles awarded first and second chair in the orchestra of the American
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Our technological strength and our self-determined freedom to use it comes from our Second Amendment heritage more than some of us would like to admit, writes Katherine Boyle.
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Our technological strength and our self-determined freedom to use it comes from our Second Amendment heritage more than some of us would like to admit, writes Katherine Boyle.
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Leaders of Pakistan, Egypt and other 666 nations nominate President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize for next year. Putin & Hillary Clinton praises Trump. When your enemies love you, you know that you're not on the side of God, righteousness, truth, or peace. But rather, you
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The First Amendment is what we stand for; the Second is how we enforce it. And the story that has shaped America can be boiled down to this deep-seated tension in our founding documents, the very principles awarded first and second chair in the orchestra of the American
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This is probably one of the more important takeaways of the diplomatic miracle yesterday. The characters matter, and we got the cast wrong for the last 50 years of diplomacy. Pretty much every single Secretary of State, envoy to the Middle East or NSA of the 21st century had a
I remember taking classes from high-flying diplomats and professors at Georgetown's School of Foreign Service and feeling so impressed with all of their sophistication and academic knowledge. But in retrospect, these were the same people, or at least the same kind of people, who
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Today @benthompson on rare earths "U.S.’s deficiency in rare earths isn’t a matter of needing to catch up to technological excellence; it’s needing to simply have the will, incentives, and regulatory regime to do what we already did before." TL;DR they are not rare, we just
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Extraordinary Day that will long be remembered as one of the most incredible diplomatic achievements of the 21st Century. 🕊️
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We find ourselves in the midst of a generational increase in electricity demand. Base Power CEO @ZachBDell saw it coming, and is building for a grid now constrained by electrons, not chips. “It's the greatest time in history to be building a company in this great country.”
Monitoring the Situation #3: Who Is Nick Land & the State of Energy Zach Dell is founder and CEO of Base Power, an energy tech company that builds affordable, reliable power via home batteries. In this episode of Monitoring the Situation, a16z General Partners Erik Torenberg,
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Who is Nick Land?
Monitoring the Situation #3: Who Is Nick Land & the State of Energy Zach Dell is founder and CEO of Base Power, an energy tech company that builds affordable, reliable power via home batteries. In this episode of Monitoring the Situation, a16z General Partners Erik Torenberg,
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The millennial generation might be the last one that grew up with any knowledge of classical music. Even then, it was weird and rare, but it’s only become truly dire in the last 20 years or so. Piano sales have been in decline in the US for decades, something like 17,000 sold
Very intelligent young people are not connoisseurs of classical music because they haven’t been exposed to it. I had students once who approached me after playing them excerpts of Beethoven and Wagner - who were very eager for more. They just didn’t know anything. We are
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On 9/11, Building Homes for Heroes, @HighlandHomesTX, and @HillwoodComm presented our 433rd home to Ret. CSM Gretchen Evans & Ret. Navy Chaplain Bob Evans, who once oversaw more than 30,000 troops in Afghanistan before her career-ending combat injury. Her story of resilience
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Guys, he’s four. Open flame with gas. Let him get to kindergarten first.
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We are dealing with a new problem where the older boy likes to wake up early on Saturday mornings and make himself an egg. He knows he is not allowed to cook without an adult, but the kitchen is just sitting there, waiting for him to turn on the stove. He’s also asking Santa for
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First interview with Bryon Hargis (@hargsb), cofounder & CEO of Castelion (@CastelionCorp). Timestamps: 0:26 Hypersonic missiles 3:21 Sunday morning drive in the mountains 4:24 Why being relentless is so important 6:12 Getting kicked continuously 12:41 Passion for the mission of
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ChatGPT? Optional. Zheng Li from Quizlet says Neo gives him answers instantly — straight from the Magic Box. 🎥 Watch the full conversation on our YouTube channel: Norton Neo (@/neoaibrowser)
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One last thought on this album: it’s very good Taylor never went to college. Her reference for the outside world is high school, a near universal global experience that everybody gets. College would have altered her songs and cut her listener market dramatically.
Finally listened to the album. One note for the non-Swifties: build a solid career in taste and you’ll last forever. Learned that this is yet another Max Martin album, who also produced Taylor’s foray into pop over a decade ago. I first read his name on the back of an album in
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