What Hungary has shown the world is that autocratic corruption can be a powerful mobilizing issue.
................... Hungary was a “soft” autocracy: Orbán maintained the superficial trappings of democracy, such as elections, while undermining the underpinnings of democracy, with actions such as intimidating opponents, installing a corrupt judiciary, capturing the media, and silencing any independent voices. .................. Corruption is something every voter can understand, unlike abstract principles in defense of democracy. ............... Trump promised to drain the swamp, but under his rule the swamp drains you. ............. The public understands corruption, hates it, and can be mobilized to vote en masse against it.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 17, 2026
I guess. No choice. I am moving to the Bay Area in a few weeks. Geography! It is not who you know, it is where you know them. ;) It is not what you know.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) April 17, 2026
It's striking how concentrated the AI revolution is. Even though starting startups has spread worldwide in the last couple decades, this wave of tech is as concentrated in the Bay Area as the last two big waves (semiconductors and the internet). https://t.co/T2xOKDxSkl
— Paul Graham (@paulg) April 17, 2026
I watched this end-to-end. For the record. :)
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) April 17, 2026
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