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There are valuable things out there other than "physical goods".
by jxjnskkzxxhx 2y ago
There are valuable things out there other than "physical goods".
- zabzonk 2y agoWell, how are going to charge for them? For example, how to deal with Steam? most of the games I buy there (Baldurs Gate 3 for e.g.) are not made in the USA.
- orwin 2y agoAnd USA get 30% (or 20% depending on the studio) of the price you paid. Do you use Android, windows or Apple, or any licensed software?
- zabzonk 2y ago> any physical USA goods Do you see the word "physical" in my original comment? And me saying that I don't buy such things? I will admit to buying Intel CPUs, but aren't they manufactured in the Far East?
- sam_lowry_ 2y agoI am from EU and the only physical idem proudly wearing "Made in USA" label I saw over the years is the Urimat pad in public toilets. P.S. Upon inspecting my memory, I think the other one was an HP cesium clock, but that was many years ago.
- zabzonk 2y agoHP oscilloscopes were pretty good too, back when . But I haven't been there for many years, and I guess you can get good, cheap, LCD ones today for much less money. And rotating rusty hard drives, I suppose. But still all gone. And don't get me started on American urinals!
- kryptiskt 2y agoIntel have fabs in the US, Israel and Asia. So it depends.
- orwin 2y agoI responded specifically in your steam comment, not the original one, because i did not thing you original comment was wrong.
- gpderetta 2y agoAt this point, capital controls might be back on the menu?
- Etheryte 2y agoThe tariffs are only about physical goods though, so I'm not sure how this point is relevant?