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Decentralize manufacturing.

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@1ogicalthinker @RobertMSterling @erikvandermey Ya lol

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@Vekysus_A @theserfstv Not really. There is some truth to China having advanced manufacturing, but look up the entry-level salaries in Shenzhen, 996 work culture, and get back to me. Apple just wants keep abusing cheap labor still to some extent.

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@EmmaVigeland Are you assuming SpaceX will fail? How will it fail?

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@CAgovernor Do you know how stocks actually work?

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@travisakers Do you know how stocks actually work? Guess what stock is in teachers’ pension.

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@Heccles94 Do you know how stocks actually work?

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@JamieMetzl Do you know how stocks actually work?

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@NickKnudsenUS Do you know how stocks actually work?

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@KyleKulinski Do you know how stocks actually work?

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@AOC Do you know how stocks actually work?

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@BernieSanders Do you know how stocks actually work?

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@Vekysus_A @theserfstv And there is even more to the situation if you really get into it. But I’ll leave that up to you.

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That’s actually a more interesting situation. If you let the Chinese EVs sell here you would put a ton of Americans out of jobs because we (compared to the Chinese) have fair(-er) labor laws and pay car manufacturing jobs way more than they do in China. I agree it’s not a perfect market, but that’s because we have different labor laws and cultural norms when it comes to work-life-balance.

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@RoKhanna The real question is what % should be force-of-sale? That is a very important question with repercussions on business growth and the future businesses that spawn.

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Are you suggesting something like an annual 5% force-of-sale-of-stock for everyone? It would trigger capital gains and provide tax revenue for the government. I think 5% is very high depending on the company, but in theory that could actually make for a more efficient market, because it allows for others to then re-buy those stocks later and that is useful information on sentiment for the market.

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@GavinNewsom Do you know how stocks work? Like actually?

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Absolute legends. It’s pretty dang good now.

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@FreeCADNews Thank god for the people that made FreeCAD. They are saints.

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@_AmandaKerri Look into and think about Starlink’s revenue and growth potential over 10 years. 20 years. It’s not that complicated. No offense.

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Starlink makes a lot of money and is projected to grow. There is a ton of unrealized opportunity for revenue in low-Earth orbit technology and services. The infrastructure of the future will include space-based communications and higher and higher information bandwidth. That’s valuable af. That’s why people buy the stock for more. The idea of colonizing the moon and mars will come much much later and that is tbd in how one would make that profitable. The real bet is on Starlink in the 10-ish year time horizon, but we will see. Mine is a fairly mid-take.

But idk tho