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🚨CHAMATH: "I think that we're going to look back on this era that will last about 20 years or so which I call: Return to Originalism. We are returning to the founding principles of this startup called America. There's an unbelievable living document that created this experiment and we've... show more
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i don't think we should listen to the dude who ran all his companies down 99% and had them delisted from the stock exchange.

Did the founders intend to staple green cards to every college diploma so that foreigners can come in and steal tech jobs from Americans?

The golden age is here. Make sure you send the Trump hoax site to everyone you know to deprogram Democrats.

As usual with Chamath, he’s late to the party, but ahead of the crowd. Just late enough to protect his financial interests but early enough to say I told you so. Never seen this man risk anything for principle. He just talks the talk

We’re witnessing a powerful shift back to America’s founding vision—an era of rediscovery and resilience.

This is the way.

We aren’t a document we are a people. You have to go back.

I agree with Chamath, that we need a return to Originalism. However, in the context of discussing the Constitution, we must be careful with the phrase “living document.” The judicial philosophy that the Constitution is a “living document” implies that we are to interpret the Constitution based on circumstances and facts as they exist today. That judicial philosophy is the reason for much of the expansion and bloat of the federal government. Instead we must return to Originalism and seek to apply the Constitution as the founders intended. It is “living” only to the extent that we can amend it.

Absolutely! The journey back to the core principles that built this country is a powerful shift. Embracing the vision of our founders, especially in today’s complex world, is no small feat—but it could spark a true renaissance of values
