@SizweLo Excellent essay. The full title should be “why socialism could be better but isn’t” too fragile a dream as latin america has seen time and time again.
@patrickc This is a great synopsis @patrickc, i really recommend Henry Ford’s “my life and work”, delves into how he thought about the structure of the business.
We’re announcing a major advance in the study of fluid dynamics with AI 💧 in a joint paper with researchers from @BrownUniversity, @nyuniversity and @Stanford.
Remarkable that US spending on pharmaceuticals is just ~1.6% of GDP. Amazingly good value for money considering the welfare gains. (And especially given the extent to which the US subsidizes the rest of the world.)
@BoringBiz_ Turning labor to capital is becoming more difficult and turning capital to labor is becoming easier. I think the trend is beyond just inflation
@ahmedshubber25 Consider contacting or hiring experts from RR Ultrafan team. Gearbox tested with 87000 hp. I worked on a similar albeit smaller PGB. Think of pressure angle and backlash. Some really novel architectures out there. Hard to find test rigs with capacity though.
@_PeterRyan Ireland is a client state to the MAG 7. It has worked really well so far and as the economy continues to thrive I imagine it’ll continue to provide the free education, healthcare and incredibly high paying jobs it has over the last 15 years
@Dostoevskyquot Will durant’s The story of philosophy is a good overview of the different school of thought and the people that shaped them. After that observation and poetry
Fabrication is:
- Massive
- Undervalued
- Run by guys in their 60s
- Paper-based
- Cash-flowing
- Unsexy
- Critical
It keeps the country running.
And few under 40 are paying attention.
What can you do to learn more?
>Visit local factory
>Apply for a job on @joinindustrion
>Attend @reindsummit
>Talk to a friend/family member in fabrication
>Visit local trade school website
>Use social media/internet to do research (Youtube has great videos)