Lessons from Investment Gurus

The Most Important Thing

 Successful investing requires thoughtful attention to many separate aspects, all at the same time. 
Omit any one and the result is likely to be less than satisfactory.

The idea of the most important things—each is a brick in a solid wall, and none is dispensable. 

[Group Prediction] Section 230, the rule that made the modern internet, has been under scrutiny in recent years, with politicians across the political spectrum calling for it to be revoked or modified. With the Supreme Court hearing the Gonzalez v. Google case, something may finally happen here.  Vote your prediction (👍 Let it Stay, 👎 Has to Go), and comment your preference!  

Jerome Cody

The end of Section 230? A new bill could be coming down the pike that sets a timer on protections long held by online platforms, which allow them to moderate content on their services while also not taking on liability for what their users post. Section 230 has been a bedrock of the modern Internet, but American politicians on both sides of the aisle nonetheless have it in their sights. Precisely what could be accomplished in the current Congressional environment is not clear, but any reductions in the moderation capability of platforms could change the fundamental makeup of online discourse.

https://www.theinformation.com/articles/exclusive-section-230-may-finally-get-changed-lawmakers-prep-new-bill?_bhlid=cb82375becfca4330ad920e5318fe67df63b3301&rc=gzsl71

The end of Section 230? A new bill could be coming down the pike that sets a timer on protections long held by online platforms, which allow them to moderate content on their services while also not taking on liability for what their users post. Section 230 has been a bedrock of the modern Internet, but American politicians on both sides of the aisle nonetheless have it in their sights. Precisely what could be accomplished in the current Congressional environment is not clear, but any reductions in the moderation capability of platforms could change the fundamental makeup of online discourse.  https://www.theinformation.com/articles/exclusive-section-230-may-finally-get-changed-lawmakers-prep-new-bill?_bhlid=cb82375becfca4330ad920e5318fe67df63b3301&rc=gzsl71

In June 1995, two young congressmen reached across the aisle to introduce legislation that would become the defining legal protection of the internet era: Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which shields internet companies from liability for content created by users. Now, nearly 30 ...