I agree.
Manufacturing industry is hard. And Elon is innovating in two of the most stagnant industries—and the legacy companies are all eating his dust.
I thought you were proud of Elon, calling him the Edison of our age?
Indeed, look at the products from Tesla and Spacex. They're mindblowingly good and far ahead of the competition.
Steve Jobs was maybe not the most pleasant dude too, but I'd buy his stock anyday.
Also, manufacturing is pretty hard, managing all supply chains. Boeing also completely failed on the Starliner timeline, but who talks about that CEO? And what about legacy car manufacturers, are they all scammers too suddenly?
For the ninjas:
alias whitepaper='open /System/Library/Image\ Capture/Devices/VirtualScanner.app/Contents/Resources/simpledoc.pdf';
Short story on Captain Nemo, #gold and Nicolaus #Copernicus who described a direct relationship between the #money supply and #price already in 1526. Enjoy.
https://bitcoin-graffiti.medium.com/the-lost-chapter-of-captain-nemo-87b0ab959154
Could still be both.
Jack Mallers mentioned record Bitcoin purchases over the wknd.
I thought his first two were much better, actually.
In post-hyperbitcoinization will we realize
how deflationary the economy was due to technological progress
how cheap living is, needing only a few hours of work per week
if it wasn't for government fiat that sucked everybody dry
I didn't know you mastered the English language, ser.
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