3 things that define Warren Buffett's legacy
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I want to look at this through the lens of what you think were Buffett’s sort of top three pivotal decisions. And let’s take them one by one here and and dwell on them for just a second here. So first of all, um the sort of model that he used to build Berkshire in the first place,
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