On Friday I had Karl Dahl on the podcast for the first time. We talked about his experience in the tech industry, the H-1B invasion, cultural differences, and the importance of building in the real world. We also talked about our expectation for a small business boom, demographics as destiny, data centers, and a bunch of other topics. If you’re interested in the intersection of culture, politics, technology, and finance, you will enjoy this one. You can find Karl’s books on Amazon, but he’s also on Twitter and on Substack.
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Podcast Summary
* His experience growing up in the tech industry in the 90s.
* The demographic changes that have been very noticeable in certain parts of the country.
* His experience working with H1-B employees and what you can do to have an impact on the local level.
* How the generational change will impact the Overton Window.
* Why we are going to see a small business boom from guys that have been shut out of the traditional path.
* Why he’s watching to see how the next couple years go and what the situation might look in the US.
* The importance of mindset and why you should never blackpill.
* The difference between a positive vision for the future of the US and a negative vision.
* Book Recommendations: Faction by Karl Dahl, Faction With The Crusaders by Karl Dahl & Phantom Soldier: The Enemy’s Answer To U.S. Firepower by H. John Poole.
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