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Shark Tank Mark Cuban gives a shocking note to Forbes
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Mon Dec 26 11:19:49 2016
Date: Mon, 26 Dec 2016 10:37:35 -0500
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** Mark Cuban's Trump Economy Fearmongering is Unfounded
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Cuban: When Trump first declared his candidacy, I was truly excited about t=
he possibilities. I liked the idea that someone from outside the realm of t=
raditional politics was making a run for the presidency. I liked the idea t=
hat he was unrehearsed and still think in the long run the country will lea=
rn quite a bit from his campaign. I also had a very strong dislike for Ted =
Cruz. I was an "anybody but Cruz" voter. Cruz is a smart demagogue. To me t=
hat is a very dangerous combination. So in my initial support for Trump, it=
was very much in a hope that it would prevent Cruz from being nominated. M=
y comments about Trump and my opposition to Cruz led to my being able to ta=
lk to Trump over the phone and via e-mail by way of one of his assistants. =
In those conversations, I was clear to Donald that I didn't agree with most=
of what he said. I also got the chance to ask him some poignant questions =
along the way that I think were very telling. I asked him if he realized th=
at the job
would entail making decisions that could lead to the death of our service p=
eople. I asked him about going to small businesses so he could connect and =
show people his business skills. I'm not going to share his responses, but =
I learned more about him from those responses. Featured in Bloomberg Busine=
ssweek, Sept. 19-25, 2016. Subscribe now. Photographer: William Mebane for =
Bloomberg Businessweek Once he won the Republican primary, I honestly expec=
ted that he would start to become more businesslike. That he would start to=
add details to his top-line proposals. That he would demonstrate that he w=
as learning the issues that he could face as president. I didn't see him ma=
king progress or even effort on any of those fronts. But that alone wasn't =
enough for me to endorse Secretary Clinton. I have been in the public eye f=
or a long time and have never actively supported any candidate. There were =
two things that finally led me to endorse Secretary Clinton: The first was =
that I did
quite a bit of homework to understand all the allegations that were directe=
d toward her and found almost all not based on fact and the remainder far f=
rom material. The tipping issues were Trump's positions on NATO, our treati=
es, dealing with our allies, his comments on nuclear weapons, and his lack =
of understanding of the concept of deterrence. His ignorance of these issue=
s scared the shit out of me. "I don't think he understands technology. And =
his suggestions that tax changes and repatriation opportunities will create=
jobs and GDP are ridiculous" BW: What of yourself do you see in Trump? Not=
hing. But I understand him. He cares about two things, how people perceive =
him and how much cash he has in the bank. BW (8/9/16): Trump gave a major e=
conomic policy speech yesterday. Did it change anything for you as far as y=
our judgment of him? No. There was no there there, and the hyperbole was tr=
uly Trumpian. Trillions of dollars coming back to create millions of jobs? =
Factories don't
just show up. Someone has to build them. Who? How long? And if a new factor=
y is going to be built, it's not going to be a circa 1975 factory. It's goi=
ng to be as automated as possible. I don't think he understands technology.=
And his suggestions that tax changes and repatriation opportunities will c=
reate jobs and GDP are ridiculous. BW: I'm curious why you so admire the qu=
ality of saying what's on your mind in someone running for office. I liked =
Trump's honesty because it was different and had a chance to change the bus=
iness of politics. What I didn't realize he was missing at the time was a c=
omplete and utter lack of preparation, knowledge, and common sense. I made =
the mistake of assuming that he had to have some interest in learning and k=
eeping up with world events. That he would make the effort to learn what he=
didn't know. I obviously was wrong. I can't say it enough that learning ho=
w to learn is one of the greatest skills anyone can have. It's why I advoca=
te that
everyone go to college. I love being challenged and defending my positions =
and, when I'm wrong, learning from the exchange. It makes me smarter and be=
tter as a businessperson. That's the key difference between us. Trump never=
takes on the intellectual challenge. He doesn't even try. He just talks ab=
out having a good brain. :) BW (8/11/16): You've said jobs are going to con=
tinue to disappear. Is there anything businesses or the government can do s=
o the dividends of automation fall to workers as well as owners? Going forw=
ard, we will be automating the creation of automation. The business process=
of iteration will be in many cases automated. That will lead to jobs that =
we value today as being advanced and technical, like programmers, engineers=
, drafts people, and others, being replaced by future iterations of today's=
machine and deep learning. The libertarian in me hopes that the future mar=
kets will figure out new jobs and careers for workers. The pragmatist in me=
thinks that it
could take decades for this to work itself out, so we will need to come up =
with programs that provide jobs to the millions of workers that will be dis=
placed here in the States and plan for the global disruption that will occu=
r when robotics displace low-paying jobs around the world. I have been a pr=
oponent of dramatically expanding the AmeriCorps program. By increasing the=
pay of participants to a living wage, it can act as a jobs program that, r=
ather than trying to predict what will be technically viable jobs, will val=
ue social support and provide jobs that make communities stronger. It can p=
rovide valuable jobs to those displaced by automation. BW (8/16/16): What w=
ould be your advice to President Clinton? I have spoken to them about simpl=
ifying regulations and enabling automation to reduce friction for small bus=
inesses. They have been very receptive so far. I believe that starting any =
business should be as easy as a 10-year-old starting a lemonade stand. I've=
conveyed this
to them, and they again have been very receptive.
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: When Trump first declared his candidacy, I was truly excited about the po=
ssibilities. I liked the idea that someone from outside the realm of tradit=
ional politics was making a run for the presidency. I liked the idea that h=
e was unrehearsed and still think in the long run the country will learn qu=
ite a bit from his campaign. I also had a very strong dislike for Ted Cruz.=
I was an "anybody but Cruz" voter. Cruz is a smart demagogue. To=
me that is a very dangerous combination. So in my initial support for Trum=
p, it was very much in a hope that it would prevent Cruz from being nominat=
ed. My comments about Trump and my opposition to Cruz led to my being able =
to talk to Trump over the phone and via e-mail by way of one of his assista=
nts. In those conversations, I was clear to Donald that I didn't agree with=
most of what he said. I also got the chance to ask him some poignant quest=
ions along the way that I think were very telling. I asked him if he realiz=
ed that the job would entail making decisions that could lead to the death =
of our service people. I asked him about going to small businesses so he co=
uld connect and show people his business skills. I'm not going to share his=
responses, but I learned more about him from those responses. Featured in =
Bloomberg Businessweek, Sept. 19-25, 2016. Subscribe now. Photographer: Wil=
liam Mebane for Bloomberg Businessweek Once he won the Republican primary, =
I honestly expected that he would start to become more businesslike. That h=
e would start to add details to his top-line proposals. That he would demon=
strate that he was learning the issues that he could face as president. I d=
idn't see him making progress or even effort on any of those fronts. But th=
at alone wasn't enough for me to endorse Secretary Clinton. I have been in =
the public eye for a long time and have never actively supported any candid=
ate. There were two things that finally led me to endorse Secretary Clinton=
: The first was that I did quite a bit of homework to understand all the al=
legations that were directed toward her and found almost all not based on f=
act and the remainder far from material. The tipping issues were Trump's po=
sitions on NATO, our treaties, dealing with our allies, his comments on nuc=
lear weapons, and his lack of understanding of the concept of deterrence. H=
is ignorance of these issues scared the shit out of me. "I don't think=
he understands technology. And his suggestions that tax changes and repatr=
iation opportunities will create jobs and GDP are ridiculous" BW: What=
of yourself do you see in Trump? Nothing. But I understand him. He cares a=
bout two things, how people perceive him and how much cash he has in the ba=
nk. BW (8/9/16): Trump gave a major economic policy speech yesterday. Did i=
t change anything for you as far as your judgment of him? No. There was no =
there there, and the hyperbole was truly Trumpian. Trillions of dollars com=
ing back to create millions of jobs? Factories don't just show up. Someone =
has to build them. Who? How long? And if a new factory is going to be built=
, it's not going to be a circa 1975 factory. It's going to be as automated =
as possible. I don't think he understands technology. And his suggestions t=
hat tax changes and repatriation opportunities will create jobs and GDP are=
ridiculous. BW: I'm curious why you so admire the quality of saying what's=
on your mind in someone running for office. I liked Trump's honesty becaus=
e it was different and had a chance to change the business of politics. Wha=
t I didn't realize he was missing at the time was a complete and utter lack=
of preparation, knowledge, and common sense. I made the mistake of assumin=
g that he had to have some interest in learning and keeping up with world e=
vents. That he would make the effort to learn what he didn't know. I obviou=
sly was wrong. I can't say it enough that learning how to learn is one of t=
he greatest skills anyone can have. It's why I advocate that everyone go to=
college. I love being challenged and defending my positions and, when I'm =
wrong, learning from the exchange. It makes me smarter and better as a busi=
nessperson. That's the key difference between us. Trump never takes on the =
intellectual challenge. He doesn't even try. He just talks about having a g=
ood brain. :) BW (8/11/16): You've said jobs are going to continue to disap=
pear. Is there anything businesses or the government can do so the dividend=
s of automation fall to workers as well as owners? Going forward, we will b=
e automating the creation of automation. The business process of iteration =
will be in many cases automated. That will lead to jobs that we value today=
as being advanced and technical, like programmers, engineers, drafts peopl=
e, and others, being replaced by future iterations of today's machine and d=
eep learning. The libertarian in me hopes that the future markets will figu=
re out new jobs and careers for workers. The pragmatist in me thinks that i=
t could take decades for this to work itself out, so we will need to come u=
p with programs that provide jobs to the millions of workers that will be d=
isplaced here in the States and plan for the global disruption that will oc=
cur when robotics displace low-paying jobs around the world. I have been a =
proponent of dramatically expanding the AmeriCorps program. By increasing t=
he pay of participants to a living wage, it can act as a jobs program that,=
rather than trying to predict what will be technically viable jobs, will v=
alue social support and provide jobs that make communities stronger. It can=
provide valuable jobs to those displaced by automation. BW (8/16/16): What=
would be your advice to President Clinton? I have spoken to them about sim=
plifying regulations and enabling automation to reduce friction for small b=
usinesses. They have been very receptive so far. I believe that starting an=
y business should be as easy as a 10-year-old starting a lemonade stand. I'=
ve conveyed this to them, and they again have been very receptive. </p> =
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