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Tariffs, Tech, and Takeovers: What I Got Wrong!
So, let’s dive into the wild world of predictions and the wacky things we sometimes get wrong! Today, we’re taking a stroll down memory lane, reflecting on last year’s annual prediction special, and oh boy, did I swing and miss on a few of those! First up, the love affair between President Trump and tariffs—who knew it was such a passionate relationship, right? It turns out, those tariffs aren’t just bargaining chips; they’re actually a big part of his economic game plan. And speaking of game plans, we’re also chatting about the intriguing world of artificial general intelligence—it's closer than ever, folks, but don’t hold your breath just yet; it’s not quite at our doorstep! Plus, we've got some spicy political updates on the AOC and the fiery wing of the Democrats trying to flex their muscles. So, buckle up, grab a snack, and let’s see what we all got wrong and what might be coming our way! Looking back on predictions can feel like opening a time capsule filled with surprises, some delightful and others, well, not so much! I recently revisited my annual prediction special from last year, and wow, was it a rollercoaster! One of the biggest head-scratchers was President Trump’s unabashed affection for tariffs. Talk about a plot twist! It seems that tariffs were not just a bargaining tactic but a key piece of his economic puzzle. I mean, who knew that a trade war could be as riveting as a blockbuster movie? And let’s not sugarcoat it; the battle over tariffs is far from over. If you think this is the end, buckle up—there are more rounds to come! Speaking of thrilling rides, let’s dive into the tech realm where artificial general intelligence is making waves. Sure, we’re not quite there yet, but the advancements are like exciting sneak peeks of a blockbuster sequel. It’s all about the anticipation, folks! And as we meander through the political landscape, the AOC-led faction of the Democrats is trying to shake things up. They may have scored a victory in New York City, but the larger war is still in play. I’d bet on them in the future—there’s plenty of drama ahead! Now, let’s turn the spotlight onto you. How did your predictions pan out? Did you see the twists coming, or were you as shocked as I was? Hit me up on jamesabrown.net and let’s swap our stories! Remember, it’s all about learning from our glorious missteps and having a good laugh along the way. Until next time, be well!
Takeaways:
- Looking back at my predictions from last year, I realized I was way off on many things, and boy, was I surprised!
- President Trump has a strong love for tariffs, which plays a huge role in his economic plans, whether we like it or not!
- Artificial general intelligence is on the horizon, but we still have a ways to go before it becomes a reality.
- The Democratic Party sees internal struggles, especially with AOC's wing making bold moves that have had mixed outcomes so far.
- While AOC and her group managed to secure victories in New York City, they still face a long battle ahead to truly take control.
- I encourage everyone to share what they got wrong about their predictions too – let’s learn together on this journey!
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Transcript
This is the Daily note from jamesabrown.net I was looking at my first annual prediction special from last year and boy, I was wrong about a lot of things.
Speaker A:First of all, I didn't realize how much President Trump loves and I mean loves tariffs.
Speaker A:Yes, to some degree it was a bargaining ploy, right or wrong, but it also seems to be a big part of his economic vision.
Speaker A:I don't expect them to end without a fight.
Speaker A:And artificial general intelligence is closer.
Speaker A:I think we see some fascinating things, but it's not here yet.
Speaker A:And yes, the AOC and burning wing of the Democrats tried to take control of the party with mixed results.
Speaker A:They won New York City but not the war, at least not yet.
Speaker A:I'd bet on them in the years to come.
Speaker A:What were you wrong about?
Speaker A:Let me know on jamesabrown.net or on that note.
Speaker A:I'm James A.
Speaker A:Brown and as always, be well.
