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Charlie Munger: "All the trite stuff is what works." "Avoid doing the really dumb things like racing moving trains to the crossing [or] experimenting with cocaine." "There are a lot of standard things that take people down — and you [should] just give those a wide berth."

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checking if people I follow here are now also on bsky. I'd like to get Buffett / Munger video clips in my feed over there, so do consider it :)

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