@davidpattersonx In general I agree with this. But I still think that there will be plenty of opportunities where AI cannot bring the cost of a good or a service all the way down to zero. These will be areas that can still be profitable and thus money won’t be completely eliminated.
@holle_fraulein Regarding Venezuela, the question is will the regime, now supported by the, actually be better for the people? Or will it just be more powerful to do what they’ve already been doing, which is stripping the country of its wealth and turning it into a shit hole?
@cenkuygur When pastrami is great, it’s a contender for one of the best for sure. But it has to be top 10%. The bottom 90%, which is what you will get 90% of the time when ordering it at a deli, is holding it back.
@AubreyWitch@PJaccetturo@Diesol Not yet but my bet is within a couple of years for sure. I think the bottleneck right now is mainly control of what the subjects are doing on screen. This seems to take all the time to get right. As this gets better longer form is going to be easier to create.
@ISAManMoney@BillAckman@realDonaldTrump The model dalio uses has nothing to do with actions being taken now, and vice versa. In order to take the bull by the horns, monetary inflation (or the money supply, to cover budget deficits), needs to be addressed. Until it is, “nothing stops this train.”