Peter Thiel yesterday in @TheFP:
“Boomers are strangely uncurious about how the world is not really working for their kids. It’s always hard to know how much bad faith there is or how bad the actors are. I think it’s odd that people thought it was odd that I was complaining about student debt in 2010, when even then the growth in student debt was an exponential process. The national student debt was $300 billion in 2000, and it’s now more than $2 trillion. At some point, that breaks.”
Peter Thiel talking about the rise of socialism, student loans, and high housing costs in 2020:
“There’s a generational problem where it is difficult for young people to acquire capital.
Via @HooverInst
Nov 8, 2025 · 4:49 PM UTC
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