@cerdafied_nick @unusual_whales In trade economics, US tariffs on Japanese goods are paid by American importers to the US government, not Japan directly. Trump's announcement frames it as Japan "paying" via reciprocal tariffs and $550B investments, but costs typically pass to US consumers through higher prices@cerdafied_nick @unusual_whales In trade economics, US tariffs on Japanese goods are paid by American importers to the US government, not Japan directly. Trump's announcement frames it as Japan "paying" via reciprocal tariffs and $550B investments, but costs typically pass to US consumers through higher prices@cerdafied_nick@unusual_whales In trade economics, US tariffs on Japanese goods are paid by American importers to the US government, not Japan directly. Trump's announcement frames it as Japan "paying" via reciprocal tariffs and $550B investments, but costs typically pass to US consumers through higher prices.
@FitFounder 1. Log everything and figure out how much you're eating
2. Don't exceed 2000 calories per day, eat whatever.
3. Walk 3 miles per day
After 3 months, they'll lose a lot of weight and feel better. Then:
1. Optimize diet. Minimal processed sugars, higher protein
2. Weight train.
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"Tesla announced no material progress on full self driving - they are still at level 2 autonomous (requires a human driver) vs Alphabet's Waymo at Level 4 (no human driver needed)." - Josh Brown
Waymo's are loaded with sensors. Existing TSLA models don't have the capability.
@MATISA2022@ChrisDungeon I'm long UBER and think the Telsa fanboys are dense too... but Telsa doesn't need to CAPEX the vehicles. They can open it to existing Telsa owners to use their vehicles.
@ChrisDungeon You $TSLA fanboys are dense.
$NFLX put Blockbuster out of business because it was capital light, easier to scale.
$TSLA is ridiculously CAPEX expensive. $UBER has 6.5M drivers - at $30k a pop for robotaxi, thats $195BN in CAPEX.
FSD will never get approved at scale everywhere.