The American Dream in Israel
An Israeli startup stands before a massive exit — just like the American dream offers.
We live in an age of extraordinary contradictions. On the one hand, we have at our immediate access all information of the world. Whether one wants a Yankees score or the years in which a particular king reigned in France, everything is available with the touch of a screen. Yet, even with so much information available, we still face the task — obligation — to try to figure out what is true and what is not. The recent revelations of Dr. Fauci’s scribblings — on a government computer, no less — show that much of what we were fed by “experts,” “doctors,” “researchers,” “medical ethicists,” and other clowns and frauds was simply lies and misdirection. During an emergency such as the COVID virus spread, it is not unusual for initial reports to be wrong or for information to be partial and in need of more confirmation. That’s normal. What we had was a bunch of credentialed “leaders” intentionally lying to the president and the people in order to control a narrative and the masses. They didn’t want us to know that they were involved in the construction of the virus or that their new mRNA vaccines were not fully safe. They wanted to control what we could do and what drugs we could take. It was disgusting but not surprising. As Erich Remarque noted in "All Quiet on the Western Front," even a mailman reveled in being an unbearable NCO and bossing people around.
There is so much noise about Israel in the press. Genocide! Starvation! Pushing Trump into war! One often does not hear or see the real Israel. So in a story that is becoming more common, an Israeli company stands before a multibillion-dollar buyout by Anthropic. The company in question is named Decart. Apparently, NVIDIA offered $4 billion two years ago, and they turned it down. One founder is 26........
