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by boringg 2y ago
Apples to oranges comparison. The problem set is completely different regarding your doom example of South America.
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Trump Plans to Announce $100B A.I. Initiative(nytimes.com)
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Behind the Curtain – Coming soon: PhD-level super-agents(axios.com)
2 points by boringg 2y ago|0 comments
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Ramaswamy will Leave DOGE(politico.com)
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by boringg 2y ago
Oh you mean growing a company to the most selling cars per year car company on the planet amongst other companies - while under insane short pressure? Con artist is not that but thanks for your input.
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by boringg 2y ago
I mean you sound exactly like the Tesla shorts back when Tesla was starting out. You obviously have a position and you dislike him - which is understandable. He doesn't fall into a con artist category. Nothing you’ve said here is a c
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by boringg 2y ago
Could be - the amount of online commentary when that war broke out was all encompassing. Almost like it was a highly volatile combination of an rightfully angry/scared population and paid information campaign by US foreign adversaries
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by boringg 2y ago
You don't believe that. So don't try and use that as justification. Alternatively if you do believe that you don't understand how power on media platforms works.
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by boringg 2y ago
No, thats not a con. Thats overselling.
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by boringg 2y ago
No. What con are you even trying to say here? Bernie Madoff is a good example of a con artist - he promised you a return on your money but was engaged in a Ponzi scheme.
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by boringg 2y ago
I mean thats a majority of the population and most executives. Con artist is possibly the most inaccurate title for him thats all. Clearly he has built and delivered multifold.
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by boringg 2y ago
Id say it’s tough to call elon musk a con artist. Many other names might apply but that one not so much.
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by boringg 2y ago
No. Shorting can damage reputations which don't bounce back or if it choose a particularly bad spot for a company it could sink it.
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by boringg 2y ago
Babylon wasn't a village at that time - it was likely a population of 200,000 +- 100,000 people. It was cultural Zenith of the planet at that time.
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by boringg 2y ago
The Sunni-Shia conflict falls pretty close to the same line between the Babylonians (south) and Assyrians (north). The Assyrians were constantly attacked by proxies helped out by Egypt (Elamites, Medes, Babylon).
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by boringg 2y ago
I think there's some more you can learn today. The Jewish people have been around well before Christ or Muhammad - some where around 1000 BCE not since the Balfour declaration. That doesn't mean anything regarding this comment t
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by boringg 2y ago
Yeah that excessive cheering and laughing really diminished it for me. Everything apparently needs an added hype team/track. What a world we live in.
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by boringg 2y ago
They literally razed Bablyon to the ground including the entire population after over 15 months being under siege and afterwards trying to change the lands hydrology so that people couldn't resettle - probably one of the harshest destr
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by boringg 2y ago
This is exactly it - its filled with phony garbage but its a new and exciting kind of phony garbage that people lap up. Also people are getting really good at making content seem real.
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by boringg 2y ago
I think a lot of people fall for the feels authentic and confuse it with authentic. Also a lot of people cant tell the difference.
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by boringg 2y ago
I think Im in your universe…how do we get out?
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by boringg 2y ago
While this is a good development. Everything in this part of the world is on a rinse snd repeat cycle ever since the Assyrians and the Babylonians - it hasn't changed much except maybe its actually a little more humane then it was in
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by boringg 2y ago
I agree - it is quite funny that it is getting attention. It's like a combination of Elon being on X and getting attention and SEO creating some infinite loop of everything revolving around him. Please stop. More importantly can some
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by boringg 2y ago
To be fair - the US changing their mathematics education system has been worse for the mathematics program. The kids learning math now who don't learn from outside networks will be significantly worse off in mathematics by far. Also t
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by boringg 2y ago
Cheap is absolutely true if you look at the older assets cost of baseload power providing the core stability of a lot of electrical systems. The only two things that aren't factored into the cheap component (sub 5 cents/kwh produ
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by boringg 2y ago
Uranium contracts are long lived contracts. It doesn't make sense to kill off a contract in the middle. They also buy uranium from many other countries since it is available only in certain countries.
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by boringg 2y ago
Who turned off the cheap GHG free Nuclear power? Who cheated on the emissions tests for the main exported vehicle? I have to assume you think all of germany's problems aren't of their own making per the tone of your comment.
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by boringg 2y ago
Question -- will pharma companies try and slander downplay this article?
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by boringg 2y ago
hey, not everything has to do with musk - he's already enough places without your post.
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by boringg 2y ago
They could do that -- then equity would correct investors would be like wait what. Exec and employee comp would decrease. Pressure to deliver consistent returns is real assuming its a material cost difference.

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