i know right? this is going to go on forever

not sure what you mean or how it relates to the article?

break. them. up.

my favorite idea from the article: "Markets are a function of law."

that's an under appreciated sentiment by lots of people that think economic markets as natural. in reality they're constructs from our politics. antitrust laws used to be enforced to prevent this type of consolidation of capital. i'm glad antitrust enforcements are coming back to decentralize the American economy

you can upload a csv of linkedin connections to a Clay table then use a data provider like FullEnrich to get emails and other profile info.

Could also use a tool like n8n instead of Clay or build your own system to read the csv and make api calls to enrichment service

What's Clay? Can't find the service you're referencing with a few quick searches

This is interesting! What would you recommend first?

ya there's got to be an awakening that this is not the way. i think it's coming

> Asset control and power in America is centered among old people with lots of assets. And they associate protecting the stock market with protecting America.

> The “number go up” rule is not a story of greed or economics, it’s a story of how we make decisions as a society.

well said!

my favorite quote from the article is from Lina Khan:

"we don’t need to protect our monopolies from innovation—we need to protect innovation from our monopolies. We need to choose competition over national champions"

this is an issue with companies being too big

how are you harvesting all this data?

It's just the Bing search API under the hood. The process is: Query -> Crawl -> Categorize profiles.