@Rando9111@TVGrimReaper@NatBullard@Waymo@californiapuc There should be a pretty big/consistent discount, no? The entire value proposition is to eliminate the expensive human labor component of ride sharing. Cars are cheap, energy is cheap.
@7mileTrey@talleyberrybaby A lot of progress has been made on food affordability. Food expenses as a percentage of disposable income is much lower today than it was pre pandemic.
@nickroberts317 Suggestion: Numbers should always be right aligned. That way the commas and decimals line up vertically and the values are much more readable.
@RyanJamesLoyd@Graham4GA@JerusalemDemsas has done a lot of fantastic analysis on this idea that "venture capital is buying up all the houses". There's very weak evidence for this assertion.
https://t.co/hAprWMEHBG
@chriswithans@PatrickRuffini Can you find an example of a rally with a stage full of IRS and FBI agents?
Most people who know anything about FBI culture know that it's a heavily conservative organization. https://t.co/nn9P0BzesN
@JessePeltan Is there good data on how many commercial property owners want to be part time power plant operators on top of existing responsibilities?
Despite some clear benefits, I think we overestimate how much people want to deal with added complexity, maintenance, interconnections, etc.
@euph_22 @souperfan2012@SteveRattner It's not even factual on that 38 month basis.
Manufacturing jobs:
Feb 2017: 12,380k
Feb 2020: 12,780k
🔼 +500k (+3.2%)
Feb 2021: 12,217k
Sep 2024: 12,917k
🔼 +700k (+5.7%)
@souperfan2012@SteveRattner Manufacturing employment:
Feb 2017: 12,380k
Feb 2020: 12,780k
🔼 +500k (+3.2%)
Feb 2021: 12,217k
Sep 2024: 12,917k
🔼 +700k (+5.7%)
https://t.co/n4ZSqt9jHC
Sad how people lie about easy to find data. BTW manufacturing jobs were declining for the 12months before COVID started