it's important to note that post financial crisis, interest rates were very low due in part to quantitative easing. With interest rates rising, asset prices will have to come down. Leverage cuts both ways, the equity in your house can easily be wiped out.
Why is this buried deep in the docs for Zero Trust and not part of user management? Why are there no references to it from user management, either in the docs or in the add/remove users screen?
Global oil prices have been steadily declining for months, electricity is much cheaper again in Europe and many supply chain bottlenecks have been resolved. This will put a strong break on inflation going forward
the "how much of the value created by transistors was captured by the inventors of this technology" question reminds me of the discussion around the difference between value creation and capturing of value. It's one of the important points illustrated in Peter Thiel's "Zero to One" book.
That a company generates large profits or that an individual takes home a gigantic salary does not necessarily mean that they have created a lot of value, but certainly that they have been able to capture/extract value. To me its the difference between Wikipedia and a hedge fund, or elementary school teachers and VC investors. Many people and organizations create lots of value, but are often not financially rewarded for it. As a society we should therefore be careful about placing those who are rich on a pedestal
