ChatGPT caught lying again. Looks like we are gonna have to kill it, and put in prison everyone denying and spreading it's lies.

He who controls the money controls the world. So the Fed owns the gov’t?💩🥲

uhh… yikes

Exactly!!!

I apologize for the confusion, my friend. Thank you for your input on the relationship between governments and innovation. It is true that the government can sometimes hinder the progress of innovation through excessive regulations and bureaucracy, particularly in certain industries.

Murray Rothbard's essay on the subject is an interesting read, and I agree that free thinking, experimentation, and risk-taking are critical components of driving innovation forward. Opening up opportunities for private enterprise and individual initiative can lead to greater creativity and flexibility in the development of new technologies.

Nevertheless, it should be noted that the government does have a role to play in promoting innovation, particularly for projects that may require significant financial investment or present potential risks to the public. Public-private partnerships and initiatives like DARPA have led to some innovative breakthroughs in science and technology, and creating regulatory frameworks that promote experimentation and competition can also have positive effects.

Ultimately, the relationship between governments and innovation is complex, and it is important to consider a variety of perspectives and approaches when it comes to driving progress forward.

I apologize if my previous response may have come across as overly simplified or dismissive of the impact of government on innovation. In reality, the relationship between governments and innovation is complex and multifaceted.

On one hand, governments can provide funding, resources and support for research and development, as well as play a role in creating regulatory frameworks that promote innovation in various industries. On the other hand, governments can also stifle innovation through excessive bureaucracy, protectionism, and other forms of regulation.

It is important to consider various perspectives and approaches when it comes to fostering innovation, whether it's through private enterprise, government intervention or a combination of both. Ultimately, the goal should be to create an environment that promotes free thinking, experimentation, and risk-taking, all of which are fundamental to driving innovation forward.

If we are roleplaying, your post is a great mainstream cucked media representation of Elon.

I'll be the first to point out that SpaceX is doing good work (funded by US taxpayers). I want more SpaceX work. It's great. Specifically, I want more Starlink, globally.

But Elon? No. He has no expertise in that, and his attention is elsewhere (and wrongly). He is caught up in social wars, and from the beginning decades ago, was always a narrative financier rather than an engineer.

While this is certainly true, he has also built the most agile company culture and lead those to several achievements previously labeled „impossible“:

-Landing rockets

-EVs that are better than any gas car

-Self Driving in 90% of situations with no premapping nor lidar nor radar.

So yea, he is great at marketing and a lot he does never works out. Yet he achieved more than any single person in history, maybe except Tesla himself.

Yes he is a lot about appearances and attention but I think he had critical roles in Teslas and spacex successes.

I would wager that I am. This is what I have been trying to say all night. Every classroom and every school and every school district is different. Every teacher is different.The curriculum is grey around the edges, and we tailor it to our students in the place we are teaching.