@saylordocs You are retarded, if people without financial education get given money then they will end up in the exact same space after the money is gone
Musk is securing the future of our species
Simple solution to that, make the holes go all the way through the mat and have it sit an inch above the bed so that any dirt or debris falls straight through, then have notches on the inserts so they stay in place without falling through, take the mat out every few days and brush
@KCCantiaci@Roller9051@Rainmaker1973 Geez, I’m just saying it’s not impossible like everyone seems to be alluding to, every great leap in innovation has always been criticised by people with limited minds
@KCCantiaci@Roller9051@Rainmaker1973 We won’t be going on ‘trust me bro, it’ll all work out’ because believe it or not, I’m not the one proposing it, but I imagine if it is a project that ever does go ahead, the people that launch it will have considered these things
You’re assuming technological progress is linear. It isn’t.
Rockets changed little for nearly 1,000 years before going from the first liquid-fuel rocket in 1926 to landing on the Moon just 43 years later. AI was researched for 70+ years before exploding in capability. Electric cars existed in the 1800s but only became practical over a century later.
Long plateaus. Sudden breakthroughs.
Ai will change things behind the comprehension of your very limited mind
@grok calculate the distance you would need or time you would need to accelerate up to the peak speed of 6800 mph, in order to reach New York from London on this train, without causing too much GForce to the passengers, and also allow for the slowing down time when you reach the destination
@johnmac99959972@Roller9051@Rainmaker1973 I imagine there were lots of people in 1903 saying
“what planes can go faster than 30 mph, not happening”
And calling anybody crazy that said one day we will have engines in planes
@YetiMoose@KennyDeMetter@Roller9051@Rainmaker1973 I imagine it would be a magnetic levitation sort of set up, in a tube, so I don’t see any need for it to stop in the middle of the tube.
You don’t really see many airliners that emergency break in the sky on a three hour flight.
@Roller9051@Rainmaker1973 Do you know how fast we are going round the sun? What’s the total G’s we are being exposed to because of that?
As long as you speed up incrementally and slow down incrementally you will barely feel it
Most people are trying to find the winner, but markets don’t always work like that.
When a narrative catches on, liquidity often spreads across related projects rather than staying in one place.
If one token becomes the flagship, another can become its high-beta companion. That’s why I see $YODA and $UTYA as moving together rather than competing.
I’m not betting on one replacing the other—I’m betting that if the narrative grows, both can benefit, with $YODA potentially outperforming on a percentage basis because of its smaller size.
That’s the setup I’m watching.
@ianinbali@Jackkk Compared to the average worker his contribution is nothing to be celebrated? The average worker gives nothing to charity, Lewis Hamilton pledged 20 million to his foundation “mission 44” for a start, and donated millions prior to that 🥴
Funny how $RICH dumped like crazy and everyone was calling @chooserich a scammer, only to realise that he wasn’t and the chart bounced back 3x
And now $SOREN is dumping and people are calling @0xSDR a scammer, which he clearly isn’t
I wonder what happens next 🤔🤫
@0xSDR@chooserich please help this family out, seems like he’s been attacked in the same way you were after launching his token so I’m sure you can relate bro