it is THESIS THURSDAY.

we did this last spring, we will resume it again now, cuz why not. it is pretty simple, you post a long and/or short thesis on something that is *not* a financial asset (regardless of liquidity, so you also can't like, long a startup for example). so it should be like, a trend or concept or something. ideally you add some reasoning to your thesis and it is sufficiently contrarian that there is still "upside". 

post it in /six

I am short mechanical keyboards. imo they are mostly just loud/annoying, a needlessly expensive hobby, and distraction from real productivity gains.

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thoughts ?
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one exception I’ll make here is specialty ergonomic keyboards (like splits or whatever else), which I believe will become more and more popular as we increasingly live our day-to-day lives virtually/online*

*until we have sufficiently advanced mind<>computer interfaces

never seen this monstrosity but I approve if it's actually productivity enhancing

never seen this monstrosity but I approve if it's actually productivity enhancing

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haha i need to try out a fancy keyboard, my logitech $30 keyboard works as intended tho

would definitely recommend trying a few! I have built several mechanical keyboards from about $200 to $500.

perhaps my "thesis" is just me getting bored of the hobby, dunno