$META CTO fires thousands of engineers, asks remaining engineers to code AI to replace themselves in new secret project, and then tries to improve morale with snacks!
https://t.co/rtDboqfaqP
When your a slave to markets and technocrats. You make a bad deal a horrendous deal for America. Rather than 150b overs years your dumping 300b in one shot. #pathetic
FINANCIAL STRESS PUSHES RECORD 6% TO WITHDRAW FROM 401(K)S
RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS BECOME EMERGENCY FUNDS FOR MORE AMERICANS
RECORD 401(K) HARDSHIP WITHDRAWALS SIGNAL HOUSEHOLD STRAIN
The delusion that a complex global economy can be safely steered by a politician alternating between threats of total destruction and promises of immediate peace is a triumph of political vanity over economic reality.
Threatening to seize foreign oil infrastructure at noon, only to declare an "imminent" peace deal by dusk, treats global markets like a personal toy. Clearly showing grift.
Markets require predictable rules, not unpredictable rulers. When foreign policy degenerates into rhetorical whiplash, everyday people pay the price for the theater.
We're launching Bridge today π
An AI engine that builds virtual homes. Blueprint in, walkable home out. Every plan, every option, structural changes included.
What took 3D artists months now takes days. Homebuilders can finally show buyers every home they sell.
https://t.co/QrwlM5FUjP
π Put another wayβ¦
If you made $100,000 in 1980, you would need to make roughly $404,150 today to have the same purchasing power.
π That means:
β’ A $100K income in 1980 = ~$404K today
β’ You would need to be around the top 2% of earners to match that buying power