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It's actually far more complicated than that. See, the US government is always chiding Europe for their government support of businesses (airbus comes to mind), their so called anti competitive behavior that skews market forces. But in reality the US government doesn't exactly the same thing...

Freaking hell, you're obsessed! Take a quaalud or the legal lithium pill but breathe and get healthy.

You are dimwitted. Please point to a single word that refers to China in anyway in the article.

I see you like to spew nonsense, either because reading is too much for you, or you just don't know how. Blame the US education system for that.

https://undark.org/2022/11/03/the-public-shouldnt-pay-for-drugs-twice/ Opinion: The Public Shouldn’t Pay for Drugs Twice Taxpayers foot the bill for medical research, but companies profit. For equitable drug access, we need a new R&D model. Top: A man walks past Pfizer world headquarters in...

Again, I don't think you understand Musk's intent. EU rules are great for him because they set parameters. The problem is the US where there are very few rules that get argued in court and appealed and taken to the fkg supreme court and then a few words change and they go back to court... It's...

No, my thought was with regards to businesses refusing to serve people of color or sexual preference and such.

Good luck there.. premarket is bouncing up.

Again, why the extreme to make a point? No, private companies cannot implement whatever TOS they want. That's why laws exist. There is nothing nefarious about Musk believing that anyone should be able to talk in the public square. He is against garbage hiding behind avatars and pseudonyms...

I don't quite understand your reaction to what Musk is doing. It's as if it's a given to you that he will open the doors to the fringe right. But he hasn't done anything yet, and I'm pretty confident that whatever he does will upset both the right and the left. The man spent $44B to acquire...

Centralization/standardization is far more than cost reduction. It provides a base from which to move up. It's not always The Best (like GSM) but it helps implement across a large landscape and streamlines processes. Coming from supply chain, I can tell you standardization revolutionized...

Interesting. I would really recommend you watch any YouTube videos from Tony Seba. He says the opposite.

Well yes, it the nature of the American system to let competition determine outcome. By that logic the best prevails, notwithstanding corruption and other types of non compete behaviors. The other side of that sword is that as a consequence there is much disorder in the system and evolution is...

China's EV dev is quite sophisticated and Tesla could learn a few things from the various local brands offerings. At the end of the day, this is all leading to EV expansion and is a good thing. China is big and directive enough to impose the transformation of its vehicle park from ice to EV...

Another Musk enterprise https://www.popsci.com/technology/spacex-falcon-heavy-2019/

I used to trade AMZN but these not infrequent sudden drops finally did me in. Steep and unpredictable isn't good unless you've got stops and/or keep your eyes on the chart and finger on the sell/buy button.

:wtf: that's a bit short no? How about 6 months...?

I think we should let the dogs bark before suggesting anything political from Musk. One thing I'd like to believe in is that Musk grew up in South Africa and Canada.and, as such, has a very different understanding than Americans have of what freedom and speech mean in a pluralistic society.

Actually I'm not of fan of Musk at all and have criticized him often, but his achievements are undeniable and his capacity to execute are unique. I was against him getting involved in Twitter because of the possible negative impact on Tesla. Now he owns Twitter and there's no turning back. I...

And who gives a shit what Nate Silver tweets? You're misunderstanding who controls what. So called influencers are nothing without the media platforms. The biggest issue these platforms had in their early days was lack of media content. It made absolute sense to encourage content creation...