Argentian leader points the way

 

Ben Averbook
@benaverbook
This is Javier Milei. He became president of Argentina and achieved what economists said was impossible. In a 2-hour interview with
@lexfridman
, he explains how he slashed 3,000+ regulations in 6 months. And why Elon & Vivek are taking notes: 🧵
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