Last week we took you through one of Pomp’s tweets where he denounced the concept of intrinsic value. Today, we have even more material to work with. These are, in Pomp’s words, the “10 hard truths.”
It’s dangerous to characterize something as a hard truth unless you are absolutely certain that is the case based on logic, common sense, history and context. Sure, it is great fodder for an X post that gives the cheerleaders an opportunity to validate you. At the same time, this type of behavior is downright dangerous when there are also many people looking for reasoned guidance and direction.
So, we are dedicating today’s post to Pomp again. We are treating his “10 hard truths” like a finance exam and will be grading him. Each true statement is worth one point and if the statement is a myth it is zero points. Partial credit is available for statements that have some element of truth to them. In the end, there will be a possibility of 10 points. Can you guess how well he scored?