Joao

[Sergio R. Bojosian® @sergiobojosian]

#MartesDeFierros, no es acá, es Alemania, sólo el ejemplo de lo que es la cultura, a la velocidad que anda y termina de pasar a un auto y se corre a la derecha, xq siempre puede haber alguien más rápido 👍

[Joao @yobeta77]

@gordopisto Viv en Europa y he sentido más olor a chivo en Sta Fe que acá.

[Joao @yobeta77]

@MalasLenguas_Tv 37 años y no buscaste manera de hacer guita? Cambia de laburo amiga

[Joao @yobeta77]

@alobatof1 Y si, no creo que quiera ir a estudiar medicina a esta altura

[Joao @yobeta77]

@MatiasNisenson Pero eso podes comprar en cualquier parte del mundo.

[Joao @yobeta77]

@SePicoAR Todo lo mismo

[Joao @yobeta77]

@elguisodebagre Mucho sudaca en europa

[Huck Finn @HuckFinnBarbell]

Put me on a Time Machine 10 years ago…

[Joao @yobeta77]

@seguimientoCarp Parecen jugadores de fútbol

[Joao @yobeta77]

@victorabadf1 Victor, tranqui. Esto son interacciónes, por ende, es más dinero para vos

[Joao @yobeta77]

@MiltonFriedom5 Bait

[Des Traynor @destraynor]

This viral Stripe chart shouldn't surprise anyone.

It's EU policy coming to its conclusion.

This is what we get when we celebrate publishing regulatory pdfs and closing critical energy sources.

We should get used to charts like this.

So when I speak Europeans campaigning (aka glueing-their-hand-to-something) for all this degrowth wankery, I'm always puzzled as to why exactly. The degrowth is already here—it's just not evenly distributed

Here's 9 facts
1. Productivity growth numbers in the US vastly outpaces EU equivalents. (e.g. 2022→2025 shows a 7x difference)

2. The tech sector alone explains accounts for ⅔ of the EU–US productivity gap since 2000, according to ECB.

3. In 2024 + 2025, 5 AI heavy companies—Nvidia, Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon—accounted for 40% of the S&P 500’s total return.

4. Competing in AI requires 3 essential ingredients: capable models, advanced chips, and affordable electricity. So naturally the EU is working against this.

5. Electricity: EU prices for energy-intensive industries are ~2x US levels and 50% above China’s, according to the IEA. Why is this?

6. European governments left themselves dangerously dependent imported gas, while also pulling batshit moves like closing nuclear plants. EU carbon pricing added insult to injury.

7. Models: The EU AI Act adds compliance requirements, training-data + copyright policies, and plenty of risk-management obligations. As with all things EU they'll never explain fully how to be compliant until you're in court. The result: is minimal model development in EU and very delayed AI product+feature roll out from big (easy-to-fine) companies.

8. Chips: Europe’s semiconductor ambitions are undermined by insufficient investment, fragmented funding, slow delivery, and of course high operating costs. Net effect is they're on course to miss their 2030 goals by >40%

9. Putting it all together, we’re making it harder and more expensive to resource, build and deploy AI in Europe, and risking another decade of falling behind.

The result will be even slower growth relative to the rest of the world.

[Joao @yobeta77]

@thefinnmckenty The punk guy from yt!

[Joao @yobeta77]

@englishqueenvt No tenés huevos

[Joao @yobeta77]

@todonoticias Un impresentable este Puente

[Joao @yobeta77]

@TelemetricoF1 Puente, todo el tiempo justificando y encima diciendo que gasly debería tolerar. Por dios...

[Joao @yobeta77]

@TelemetricoF1 Si lo son.

[Joao @yobeta77]

@ChadAbrazo Háganle caso a Briatore

[Milton Friedom5 ✈️ @MiltonFriedom5]

Tienen la cultura del apriete y el aguante, se miran en la calle 2 segundos y en vez de saludarse ya se quieren “boxear”, ellos mismos saben que si se les cae algo en la calle no lo ven nunca más pero se creen un pueblo solidario.

Es un país muy negro y barrabrava.

[Joao @yobeta77]

@TyCSports No pueden dejar de excusarse con lo que hace el resto?