And the global streaming numbers I provided assumes you own some aspect of the infrastructure that generates the bulk of the ๐ฐ within it.
Allocate your resources efficiently to stay ahead of what's upon us.
Don't matter if it's via labor, investment, or both.
Position yourself to become a scarce asset.
Everything is is dying, extremely diluted, or expensive (relative to the debt) whether it's realized today or not.
I'll just keep proving this over time.
#freegame
Update:
The real 'shortage' won't be for workers in aggregate.
It will be specifically for those who have the skills necessary to work in the AI Centuryโ which aren't many.
That's the labor shortage he's referring to.
Best advice I can give...
Position yourself where the ๐ฐ is at
For context๐๐ฟ
Global Streaming is projected to reach $873B by 2035.
Other Industries:
Artificial Intelligence (AI): $3.63T by 2033
Renewable Energy: 3.8T by 2035
Biotech: $9.06T by 2035
https://t.co/b8smnfeASk
Productive & highly skilled humans are becoming scarce commodities
Less ppl being born, productive (GDP per capita tanking), & skilled enough to meet today's demand (mismatch labor market)
Having access to tools to fill this gap is an asset
Avoiding them makes you a liability
The concept of 'buy low, sell high' is a simple yet complex concept
Simple because it's the most established path to success in the ๐ of ๐ฐ
Complex because wealth gaps keep widening due lack of implementation of it
Ppl are more comfortable buying at premiums than at discounts
The future belong to the builders of the the generation of society & all those who support them.
Find one to support via labor, investment, or both!
Buy low, sell high
A man working as a welder at SpaceX for $28 an hour has just become a millionaire.
Juan Hernandez, who came from Mexico, welded rockets for SpaceX at $28 an hour.
SpaceX gave him $10,000 in stock when he went full time in 2015, and he bought more with every paycheck for 10 years.
$SPCX is now trading at $167, making his shares worth over $1 million.
Also Bezos...
This interview is a significant departure from his shortage narrative
In short, he believes that instead of having too many people & not enough jobs, we will have so many new inventions & opportunities that there won't be enough ;skilled' people to do all the work
Update:
The real 'shortage' won't be for workers in aggregate.
It will be specifically for those who have the skills necessary to work in the AI Centuryโ which aren't many.
That's the labor shortage he's referring to.
Labor mismatch = the misallocation of workers' skills and attributes do not align with the requirements of available jobs.
This leads to high unemployment as the initial post suggests.
With advance tech on the rise, it worsens this dynamic.
To simplify what I'm hinting at...
There are three pillars to a global empire:
1- Military
2- Gov't
3- Wealth
When all three are on the same page, there's nothing anyone can do about it. Especially in countries with a central authority.
Update:
This Senator is spot on!
The underlying message is those that are not working their way inside the gates of this transition will be shut out
They are locking the rails to future generational wealth with this act
Time will provide all the clarity needed
Pun intended
Another reminder...
Once this is voted on & passed, the wild wild west phase we're in (while transitioning to the AI era) will be over.
Continue to bridge the gap
If this past week hurt you in markets, you'll find what happens after the passage of thr CLARITY Act unbearable
Another reminder...
Once this is voted on & passed, the wild wild west phase we're in (while transitioning to the AI era) will be over.
Continue to bridge the gap
If this past week hurt you in markets, you'll find what happens after the passage of thr CLARITY Act unbearable
Update:
The CLAIRTY Act vote hasn't occurred yet.
When I talked about this last, that was significant deadline.
Despite the rhetoric they are putting out, policymakers are enjoying their summer vacation.
High chance this won't move forward until summer is over.
Today was a HUGE day for everyone!
The Senate committee voted in favor of the clarity act & Trumpโs visit to China is producing favorable deals.
I'll do a 'Note To Insiders' on the app to discuss specifics & what it all means next week if it passes the Senate with 60 votes.
That boy Fox could've put the game away with a dunk, but was too scared to get fouled ๐คฆ๐ฟโโ๏ธ
And, he was the only one who didn't go up for the rebound that led to OG tip in.
Now they are one game away from losing the finals.
Fox being scared of contact is going to cost the Spurs the championship.
Just watch him when he drives.
He always avoid contact & it makes him less efficient.
JB doesn't shy away.