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@GlenWilsonIA @RaminNasibov Money is meaningless - it'll just take a lot of solar panels or cold fusion being solved. Once there's practically enough energy it'll be just a handful of years.

Why does everyone believe is AI is a magical unicorn that costs 0 dollars can magically do work without a physical body? It'll cost hundreds of trillions of dollars to replace humans with robots and the infrastructure needed to physically do all the job. AI taking all the jobs is really a delusion or irrational fear. Not to mention there is not enough compute capacity in existence to replace all human work with just processing, let alone the hundreds of billions in non-existence robotics.

If Al will take away all the jobs, who will buy the products that Al will produce?

@sopharicks AI will be better than Group 1, AI can do a better job at maintenance - there's only group 3.

In a post-singularity world, I see three groups of people in the economy. Group 1: the best of the best (artists, creators, performers, chefs - anything where human talent, mastery, and skillfulness excel). Group 2: humans who create value for AI (robotics maintainers, useful data generators). Group 3: humans relying on government support (either as UBI, UHI, or whatever it would be). Any other groups I missed?

@Razta099 The only thing valuable is energy. AI companies only need energy - but what motivates the company to grow and build stuff? Shareholders don't care about valueless money either. Maybe everyone goes spiritual or explores the universe or plays God for a primitive civilisation

If robots make everything, why would we need UBI? Why would we need to pay for anything? Who would we be paying? No one asks these questions, they just say the same old UBI talking points.

@EugenePerel Gukesh had a much more impressive run to his world championship than Sindarov if Carlsen was not keen then he'll not be after this.

Let’s assume Sindarov beats Gukesh. Carlsen vs Sindarov match would epic. I hope Magnus can teach the youngster a thing or two about Capablanca and Botvinnik.

@ausstockchick If cost is the reason for not having the children then wealthy countries and regions will have higher birthrate but the opposite of true.

Why do w let so many people into Australia when all we need to do is help our own first? Incentivise people to have children. What is happening now is stopping people having families. I know so many women who said they aren’t having children because of the cost. #ausbiz #auspol

@unmasking_media It's the lack of the vibe - councils with zoning and safety regulations have killed it.

@thenewshireboy @ausstockchick Probably talking about max leveraging into real assets - anticipating a big inflation and betting on government stimulus to keep it all afloat.

@ausstockchick @ausstockchick, I’m genuinely interested in knowing how you believe that the “rich” have been preparing to take advantage of this coming downturn… If you could briefly elaborate, please ?

A big generalisation from the RBA Governor on the current Australian outlook. “Inflation is going to be higher, activity is going to be low, we’re going to be poorer. There’s not much upside news in that story” Nope. The rich have been preparing. This is another wealth creating opportunity. The poor will get poorer but the rich? Richer than ever before! #ausbiz #auspol

@some0nethere @GreenTyler27 It's not a subsidy it's a tax on profit in this case it's negative.

Negative gearing, or "not getting taxed on investment losses" actually a subsidy for renters. Investors are still losing, risking it all for long term capital growth. Which will soon be taxed at the highest rate in the world. So we add tax to renting out houses at a time when housing affordability is at its worst, rental availability at its lowest, and social housing practically non-existent. What could go wrong.

You can tax landlords all you like… But you can’t stop the market responding. In a housing shortage, those costs flow straight through to renters. Less incentive to invest → fewer rentals Fewer rentals → higher rents Government intervention doesn’t fix the shortage. It makes it much worse. It’s the incentive structures that need repair in Australia.

@pika_nekopanda Shohei Ono

海外ニキへ質問です。 日本の有名人と言ったら最初に誰を思い浮かべますか？

@mariasofi @Neil_Elvis @pronoytanzir747 @PaulineHansonOz A permanent resident who lives here is not a foreigner. She's talking about say an American living in America.

@Neil_Elvis @pronoytanzir747 @PaulineHansonOz He did read it right! You think if a permanent resident who's been here for decades working, raising a family etc shouldn't be able to buy a home? Why not? Get your head around the fact, NEGATIVE GEARING and investors and Howard-era policy changes, have impacted housing

Foreigners who aren't Australian citizens shouldn't own Australian Homes.

@hanaamurakami Change work culture - punish dual income households by tax reforms and give incentive to single income households. Move all government offices outside of Tokyo.

What could solve Japan’s declining birth rate?

@drpal_manickam Get your taste buds checked

Your body cannot tell the difference between sugar, honey, or jaggery.

@stats_feed @dahi_kachorie Kaitha Chakka (roughly translates to screw pine jackfruit) in Malayalam

@dahi_kachorie Is it pineapple?

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@RoseTint4 @dtchgod If you do a literacy test in Kerala in Hindi - I won't be surprised that it'll still be above the literacy rate of UP, Bihar etc.

@dtchgod I also know Telugus who know Hindi.

I have been living with a Tamil girl for the past two months. She rented a floor in my house, and we’ve developed a close bond. She can’t speak or understand Hindi, which is perfectly fine. One day, we were having a conversation, and she said she doesn’t like the attitude of Tamil Nadu politicians toward Hindi. I responded that I feel if South Indians don’t want to learn Hindi, it shouldn’t be forced on them. She then said that they don’t even allow those who willingly want to learn Hindi. To be honest, I find it hard to accept that there are people in Tamil Nadu who actually want to learn Hindi. Isn’t it hard to believe?

@vedicsp @Dixit__Nikhil Gukesh plays games in a way that does not reveal his prep - that's avoiding all his top lines that he's strongest in. The mental toll because of the poor performances are real though.

@Dixit__Nikhil Can understand why you are saying that as one to one matches are very different from Candidates matches. But again form matters. Sindarov is in great form, Gukesh isn't. So, the match format doesn't help. Would give Gukesh less than 50% chance of winning as of now. Javo has edge.

I am really happy to predict that Gukesh will be 2026 World Chess champion 🏆

@ausstockchick The war will have the opposite effect - people who are in Dubai/ME will look for somewhere else. And Australia will attract a chunk

When looking at real estate in Australia there are different markets. Perth property is unlikely to fall significantly… Why? Strong population growth, tight housing supply, relatively affordable prices vs other capitals, solid employment in WA and rising rents. But… The war in the Middle East could slow down the Perth market. The next few months will be interesting. #ausbiz #auspol

@big_shaneoh @Addi56640 @bowtiedstocks @BoomTimeCC Immigration acts an export - if there's a recession fears the government will boost all exports and print more currency. This will devalue the dollar against real estate, gold etc. Hopefully it won't be like NZ - everyone is leaving and in recession.

@Addi56640 @bowtiedstocks @BoomTimeCC If recession hits and there’s mass layoffs, then unemployment rises the gov will have no choice but to cut migration. No point flooding a country that has no jobs

Average first home buyer age in Australia today is around 36-37 For a lot of them, they would also be tied down with kids, the costs that comes with that and school fees etc If they are getting into the market with a 10-20% deposit If prices fall 30% or more from the current highly inflated levels Can they realistically recover from this? Or will they be negative equity debt slaves for a large portion of their remaining working life ?? It strikes me as a fairly grim setup

@anymanfitness @RUBENZONKA Remove your birthdate and other details - not very smart to put in the internet.

@RUBENZONKA Here is the DEXA reading. 7.3%. Could be inaccurate but that’s what it said.

It’s blowing my mind right now how many people are in my replies, calling me stupid, claiming I don’t know how body fat percentages work in relation to visual physique improvements. If you have more muscle mass, you will look leaner/more defined than someone with less muscle mass, at the same body fat %. Here’s an example using myself. Which picture am I leaner in? The right? Abs are more visible. Cuts are deeper. I’m way more vascular. But I’m considerably leaner on the left. I had DEXAS done for both. (No scales no biopods, DEXA or nothing else) On the left I clocked in at 7.3%. On the right I clocked in at 12.1%. But on the right I have 15-20 more pounds of muscle, so it gives me the illusion that I’m leaner. The original football player has a SHIT TON of muscle mass. WAY more than I do. And he’s not even close to as lean as I am. He’s way over 12%. I maintain my estimate that he’s over 15%.

@MarkoMatvikov @Bulldogs5711 It's not easily solvable the moment we ease the red tapes around green belts/zoning etc. Prices are going to crash by 30-40% I think. That'll just collapse the economy. We need to slowly devalue the currency against labour (increase wages) but stable against the real estate.

@Bulldogs5711 Just side aside the partisan politics for a moment so we can focus on solving problems mate.

If Aussies are wondering how this contrast is possible, Texas has: Decentralised population density centres Much (much much) lower planning regulatory barriers Cheaper and quicker building materials and methods A large and competitive labour force No upfront taxes for buyers - but a broader higher land tax Reimbursement of infrastructure costs to developers so they aren’t passed on to buyers - and they do this with zero state income tax (unlike most US states)

@rajachess My prediction is Anish wins and defeats Gukesh.

Candidates 2026 : Open Section : Top three favourites : Giri, Sindarov, Wei Yi. Good chances : Caruana, Nakamura Hopes for : Pragg Dark horses : Bluebaum and Esipenko