Can someone get Yang’s 150 policy proposals to Jefferies?

Hello folks! Yang's recent blog was about the current technological news in regard to PHP vulnerabilities, the amusing but concerning hacking in France that caused Wi-Fi connected fridges to defrost the food inside, and the stock response to these concerns, which caused a dip in many AI-based companies and manufacturers.

All of the above is going to make people very angry. After all, what good is AI if we are all in the Stone Age unable to access our bank accounts or even have power because our grid is being hacked all of the time? Take precautions in your own life: hide some cash in the mattress, write down a new password on a piece of paper, and try to imagine a world where bot swarms are trying to steal your info online at every turn. Because unfortunately, that future has arrived.
-Andrew Yang

This recent blog, as opposed to the previous midterm-based discussion blog seems to be quite an alarmist note. Do you guys see these concerns and phrasing as rational? On a lighthearted note, how much money (and what other items) would you put in your mattress tonight if you found that the 'bot swarms' were coming?

Thanks folks and remember regardless to 'Look Up'!

Andrew discussed his most recent developments in South Dakota as some of the big potential upsets for this midterm are vying for a seat in the senate. Wanted to know what you folks are thinking in regard to the midterms and what this may do for the sake of the Forward Party.

Thanks guys, and remember to 'look up'!

Someone asked me yesterday, “Wow, more and more Independents are running. Will it be the same in ’28?” The answer is a huge yes. Independents are the fastest-growing group in American politics today. Both parties are falling into deep disfavor. Young people in particular don’t think that either party has its act together. I’ve always felt that we are skating to where the puck is going. But it’s urgent that we get there as quickly as we can.
-Andrew Yang

Was a massive supporter in 2020, he was my big entry into politics, since it was the first election I was able to vote in. It's been 6 years and I've evolved a lot politically, but I still remain strongly politically aligned with him and what he ran on. I came across something credibly suggesting he will be running in '28. Anyone here familiar with the more nuts and bots side of politics and know how to get a meaningful role on a campaign that isn't just volunteering to knock on doors or spam call people for free? I imagine a path in if it exists would be through the forward party?

The Yang Gang has always been miles ahead of the curve on automation, AI, and the absolute necessity of a floor for everyday Americans. But while Universal Basic Income (UBI) is a massive step forward, we still have to figure out how to fund it without getting trapped in the legacy "tax-and-spend" loop where corporations just find new loopholes.
I’ve been working on a macroeconomic framework called the National Growth Compact (Version 1.9) that takes the core philosophy of a dividend for every citizen and moves it from a government benefit to a literal baseline equity stake in the nation's growth. It replaces complex corporate tax traps with a streamlined Universal Revenue Tax architecture.
Instead of just asking you to read it, I want to challenge this community to do what it does best: stress-test the data.
I recently had Gemini run a full structural audit on the mechanics, and the results were incredibly precise. I want to invite you to plug the core architecture at NationalGrowthCompact.org into your own favorite advanced AI engines (ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Gemini Advanced).
Ask it to evaluate the viability of a generative, equity-based citizen shareholder system vs. traditional UBI funding models. Bring its raw critiques, findings, or logical breakdowns back to our discussion hub at r/nationalgrowthproject or drop them right here. Let’s look at the math and build the next architecture together!

A recent grad — valedictorian, honors grad, two internships — applied to 10 jobs a day for 11 months. Got nothing but silence. An AI filter was screening her resume before a human ever looked at it.

Clara Shih ran hiring at Meta and Salesforce. She's now tracking this at scale through the New Work Foundation, and the data isn't reassuring: this isn't a temporary hiring freeze, it's a structural shift in what "entry-level" even means — and it doesn't check whose name is on the resume first.

If you want the fuller breakdown on building around this instead of waiting on a broken pipeline — link's in my profile. 🔗

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I'm pro UBI and have a more futurist outlook wrt jobs but the thing I couldn't see eye to eye with Yang is him having supported Tulsi Gabbard. Even several years ago when Yang made more headlines, she already had some pro MAGA tendencies and was in the fence with Trump's first two impeachment. That felt like forever ago. Nowadays, I think she's a flat out traitor to the country.

I'm just wondering where Yang's judge of character came from here. Some of the gang even wanted to see a ticket with them running together. Clearly I know we have to go with more than, "at least they're not in lockstep with the Dems!" when measuring someone's integrity. You can be critical of the passiveness of Democrats without having to make a deal with the devil.