This is a Remy video from seven years ago, I must say - it has aged well. (Personally - I would use the term “indoctrinated”, rather than ignorant). No comment… ”Who is Robert Malone” is a reader supported publication. Please consider a subscription to support our work. Thank you for reading Who is Robert Malone. This post is public so feel free to share it. Share Give a gift subscription

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Image by L.E. Wilson from RedBubble based on work by M. Maggs from Pixabay A knee-jerk response to an action is not wise. Any reaction that is done without thought or care is most likely to cause more problems. This is self-evident. It’s obvious on its face, and yet it’s common for people to automatically retaliate when they feel that they’ve been wronged. But enacting “an eye for an eye” solution to being victimized—particularly if questions of ethics, of propriety, of decency are ignored—just leads to an escalation of conflict, often resulting in a cycle of violence.

Today’s much anticipated NYC taxi medallion auction perhaps raises more questions, than it answers about the current state of medallion valuations. Based on our discussions with several parties who had direct knowledge of the auction results, we believe that seven, down from the originally marketed ten NYC taxi medallions, were sold for ~$175,000. Interestingly, Marblegate, itself, may have purchased a few, with the rest going to private individuals / parties (who may have also gotten financing).

Attention: As of January 2024, We have moved to counting-stuff.com. Subscribe there, not here on Substack, if you want to receive weekly posts. World still continues to be madness for the foreseeable future. Be safe everyone. Many years ago, around 2018ish, I had been randomly chosen to be part of the famous(?) Nielsen TV ratings sampling thing. The odds of getting picked can be pretty low so I guess it's a pretty unique experience, especially for us data folk.