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Sean Frank

@Seanfrank

CEO of https://t.co/WK5evC94KG

Katılım Mart 2021
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Sean Frank
Sean Frank@Seanfrank·
You gotta let it go
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Jonatan Pallesen@jonatanpallesen·
The total number of smart people in the world has just peaked. And now it's about to crash.
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Cherene
Cherene@ChereneAubert·
i haven't seen many payout screenshots from verified users lately. are you guys ok?
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r*@amooooooooooood·
@Seanfrank You didn't Literally hundreds of the biggest breakthroughs the last 50 years are from Europe and Japan
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Sean Frank
Sean Frank@Seanfrank·
"america is bad" literally invent every technical breakthrough in every industry since forever
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Sean Frank
Sean Frank@Seanfrank·
@yuris There is a remote operator who intervenes 1/7 rides
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Yuri Sagalov
Yuri Sagalov@yuris·
Waymo should let people buy the cars. They should then allow users to decide if they want the car dedicated to them or optionally enter it into Waymo service during certain times and hours (eg while they’re at work).
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Marco Castelli
Marco Castelli@macastel3·
Pricing are going up in China So now you know
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Sean Frank
Sean Frank@Seanfrank·
@chinafutureclub It is in fact NOT GOOD when the property developer has more debt than the asset is worth
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Caillan
Caillan@chinafutureclub·
@Seanfrank The housing price decline is good, homes are for living not profiting. Allowing the market to cool down needs to happen in many countries, especially Australia. Most people don’t realise cost of living in China is ridiculously low. My Shanghai life is 3x cheaper than Australia.
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Sean Frank
Sean Frank@Seanfrank·
China is not near collapse There are LOTS of things they do amazingly well 50 years ago they were a poor, starving country, and now they lead the world in a dozen+ industries. it is a modern marvel that should be looked at in wonder. BUT- they face 4 critical, real, issues that all could be 2008 (or worse) 1- they really do have a housing crisis. housing prices keep falling. Sounds good right? except the amount of debt that is currently owed is in the trillions. remember 2008, when houses prices started to fall, so people owed more than their house was worth, so they stopped paying, and then housing prices fell more and the cycle repeats? Because of some very unique stock market and investing choices- nearly all of the average chineses persons money is in houses. its a heavily finacilazied system, with lots of debt, and defalation. it is the single scariest global problem 2- youth unemployment. every country has bad youth unemployment. but the official numbers coming out of china are BAD. 50% worse than the US Now, the article counters the demographic issue with a hand wave of robots... but high youth unemployment and robots taking the jobs that do exist sounds like the making for a sci fi revolution film 3- taxes and social security This is a problem for the next 20 years. but unless we make some drastic improvements in robo nurses, the unfunded pension liabilities in china will bankrupt them it is as bad as the pension + social security problems in the USA, except they have a way steeper curve of pensioners coming online so the problem is bad now, but getting worse expentionally 4- a seprate society the fact they have their own internet is bad. not like "they need freedom" type of bad. but because it stops them from moving up the value chain of the economy. the USA stopped making physical things and made services and digital goods that we exported. the whole world uses google and meta and the services built on top and below that. chinas answer was the chinese version of that. but once their manufacturing gets too expensive (it always happens, look at korea) I dont think they have the network effects to move up the value chain --- This isnt a pro america post. we have a lot of problems. this isnt a taiwan war post, or an ai will save us post. its just the facts if you ever speak to anyone in china. houses are too expensive, every company has too much debt, a bunch of people are jobless, old people are retiring and need money and they are stuck in a silo with their own internet
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Sgt Blackout 🫡
Sgt Blackout 🫡@coldcallsniper·
Claude drive my car home from the bar make no mistakes
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Hum
Hum@humrashid·
@Seanfrank You must not know a single thing about US foreign policy from the last 50 years and the millions of lives destroyed for promoting “democracy” all over the world. Or this is just rage baiting. Regardless, kick rocks ignorant wallet boy.
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R.F. Kenmore
R.F. Kenmore@rfkenmore·
Fellas From which clothing brand did you most recently make a worthwhile purchase? Work, gym, casual — anything
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Take Testosterone
Take Testosterone@maxyourtest·
New libidomaxxing method just dropped
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R.F. Kenmore
R.F. Kenmore@rfkenmore·
The ALD effect if you think about it… No one really had LA on their map >ALD announces new store And before that even opens, Uniqlo swoops in to BUY a stadium Wow
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based16z
based16z@based16z·
Seems like the first day ppl starting to admit it’s over
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Sean Frank
Sean Frank@Seanfrank·
“Ugh I hate marketing!” Bad ceo behavior. Often found in technical or product leads. Marketing is everything. The best product doesn’t win. The best DISTRIBUTION wins. Don’t learn this lesson too late. A good product is table stakes. There are no hacks. Just learn ads.
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Zazzle
Zazzle@ZazzletheZebra·
@Seanfrank Nothing is ever black or white, trust me I have experience with this.
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