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Wealth Tax? We already have one. It's fine. It's called inflation, and it affects us all.
What Sanders and Warren want is not that...
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Harlen Bayha 🇺🇸
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Harlen Bayha 🇺🇸
@qriator
Reader of coffee grounds. Optimistic pragmatist. Space. Investing. Tesla. Dungeon Master. 🇺🇸
San Diego, CA Katılım Ekim 2007
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@mikepat711 I am just sitting around eating my popcorn and chillin while we wait for actual monetary returns from the Robotaxi fleet.
The people on Wall Street won’t believe until they see the profit ratios.
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It’s so funny how on one hand, you have Tesla hyperbulls overreacting and freaking out because some article came out that said a bunch of things they didn’t like.
And then on the other hand, you’ve got completely cooked bears who will tell you that FSD is trash and post about it like it’s their hot ex who left them.
I just want some sane Tesla friends smh
Political Reality@PolitiReality
Tesla rolling out a Robotaxi or two in other markets before earnings tells you all you need to know. The product isn’t ready and earnings are going to suck and only get worse as the year progresses. If $TSLA really had a product that was GA they’d have already rolled out hundreds in SFO and AUS that are 💯 unsupervised, stop redacting safety data and let folks and media into the remote operator cave. Only a chump would fall this pump. It’s pathetic.
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You realize I have been using FSD (Supervised) for tens of thousands of miles on two vehicles, and deep in the middle of nowhere multiple times. There is no way they were remotely controlling my car, or half a million others.
If you believe someone is remotely controlling each Tesla, you may want to see a specialist. You might have a mental disorder.
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@qriator @wholemars Its easy to drive a remote control electric car. Ask any kid.
If the software worked it would operate in at least one regulated market. It only operates in unregulated Texas on a very limited scale.
What other company needs an army of fraudsters to promote its stock?
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Democrats: BOYCOTT TESLA! RUN THEM OUT OF BUSINESS!!!
Tim Walz: Look at the stock! $220 and dropping! That gives me a boost! 😁
Democrats: Hey, wait a minute… why aren’t you paying more taxes
Tesla: Well since you told everyone to boycott us we barely made any money in the U.S. market
Democrats: That is outrageous!
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In what way is Tesla a “fraud?”
Audacious claims require some backing.
I’ve seen these claims for years and they never seem to have any proof behind them.
Surely someone with 1000s of employees knows the value of proof over noisy words.
Keep in mind, I have owned the stock since 2014, and I have two Model 3s, a Solar City (now Tesla) solar system, and new-ish powerwalls. All of these work great.
Tell me where the fraud is so I can reassess my strong belief Tesla is a great company.
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@qriator @wholemars I’m 58 and have had 1000
employees working for me
dumb ass
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@barmix_tony @wholemars You joined X a month ago. Might want to listen and learn a bit before making audacious troll posts.
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@wholemars Tesla is a fraud. Evidenced by you earning a living pumping the shit out of it.
Why would anyone think you are not paid to pump the fraud? look at your posts.
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As a massive SpaceX fan, let me be the first to say fuck everyone downplaying this accomplishment by comparing it to SpaceX.
Two companies with reusable rockets means that there is true competition in the launch industry. Competition drives progress. This is huge for humanity.
Jeff Bezos@JeffBezos
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This transition is already happening — and in very much the same way it did with the early internet, but faster.
When the early websites started, they were pet projects of some kid at a company. The boss’s kid, the nerd from marketing.
I made several early websites for my internal sales teams around 2005-7, while people told me just to email data to people weekly or monthly.
I was that nerd from marketing that made a small site that everyone then wanted a copy of.
I scaled it, expanded the offering, and the sites lived for over a decade before some genius decided to put similar reports out at a corporate level.
It took them over a decade for management to decide to do what I was already doing. Make that make sense.
Anyhow, I expect AI to follow the same pattern. It will happen even faster, and the fallout will be old companies with models they cannot let go of.
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta
Zuckerberg just said every business will have an AI the same way every business has a website and a phone number. That sounds like a prediction. Run the math and it sounds like a deadline. Twenty years ago, 6 million small businesses in the US had no website. The prevailing wisdom was "my customers know where to find me." By 2010, Google had made the storefront invisible. Foot traffic dropped 60% for businesses without a web presence. They didn't close because a competitor was better. They closed because a competitor was findable. The AI version of that extinction happens faster. A customer emails your company at 11 PM on a Tuesday. Your team sees it at 9 AM Wednesday. Twelve hours. Your competitor's AI agent responded in two seconds, resolved the issue, and upsold a subscription. By the time your human opens the inbox, the customer has already left a 5-star review somewhere else. One business scales with headcount. The other scales with compute. The headcount business has a ceiling called "payroll." The compute business has a ceiling called "the price of a GPU," which drops 40% per year. Zuckerberg is describing the minimum viable business for the next decade. Website. Phone number. Email address. AI agent. Four line items. The first three already feel mandatory. The fourth will too, and nobody is going to announce the transition date. The same way nobody announced that a business without a website was a business without a future. The filter is already running. It will be obvious in hindsight.
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@JoshInEncinitas You need to move your home to a living trust to prevent probate when you die here. It’s normal for families to do this.
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It’s all trusts and corps. Here’s a random area in La Jolla.
Karen McGee@karenmotherof2
San Diego is beautiful, especially La Jolla, but I am confused on how anyone can afford to live here, especially in La Jolla
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@growing_daniel @wholemars Looks like a baby seat at Cali Pizza Kitchen.
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Harlen Bayha 🇺🇸 retweetledi
Try Tesla Robotaxi in Dallas & Houston!
Tesla Robotaxi@robotaxi
Robotaxi now rolling out in Dallas & Houston 🤠
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You mentioned communism being owned by “the people.” Please see the actual history of communism. The government controls the distribution of resources, jobs, pay.
The only way “the people” can govern or distribute resources, jobs, etc is through some sort of representation. You can dislike this, but it’s true.
So yeah, government.
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@qriator @aziz0nomics Nobody here mentioned democracy until now. Where is this coming from?
Communism is an ultimate democracy - but, as you stated, impractically utopian for large populations.
Socialism can be democratic.
Capitalism can be democratic - it can also be fascism & neoliberal oligarchy.
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@NyagahForBrian @aziz0nomics So, representatives of the government.
Gotcha.
Unless they are the owners. In which case it’s capitalism.
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@qriator @aziz0nomics The administrator of the land or the company.
Basically the higher ups
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@AuntyFashitz @aziz0nomics Um what? In democracy the government is voted in by the citizens.
In communism the government is still a government. How do you imagine government forms under communism?
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@qriator @aziz0nomics In communism, the government is the public.
That you'd claim capitalism is inherently democratic shows your shamelessly dishonest &/or have never worked a day in your life.
A lottery of power is essentially reverse meritocracy.
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@NyagahForBrian @aziz0nomics I’m sorry—who dictates the distribution again???
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@qriator @aziz0nomics No that's socialism, communism goes ahead and dictates the distribution of this wealth according to one's so called "needs"
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@fardarter @aziz0nomics How much does a 59 inch flatscreen television cost today?
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@aziz0nomics Maybe they’re saying the no inflation case is dumb
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Elon explains why the Tesla Semi is so much more energy efficient than any diesel truck
When you’re hauling over a mountain range, a diesel truck burns fuel climbing up… then completely wastes all that gravitational potential energy on the way down. You’re forced to ride the brakes hard expensive, hot, and risky
Tesla Semi does the opposite
Regenerative braking captures that downhill energy and puts it straight back into the battery pack. No overheating brakes. No wasted energy. Just pure efficiency
This is one of the biggest reasons electric semis destroy diesel on real-world operating costs
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It’s difficult to explain to anyone under 30 that we elder millennials and Gen Xers really did live in a melting pot.
“Diversity” wasn’t a virtue. It just happened. Film, TV, music, school, work. It was unremarkable. It was just America. We shared life because we shared culture.
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