Their automatic driving features are ahead of other manufacturers and I think that's why people are betting on it. There's a reason market cap is high. Whether that's a good reason, or not, nobody knows. But it's not an educated take to ignore it entirely.
We do know. It's a meme stock. High retail investor participation, a cult following, and constant pumping on the social network formerly known as Twitter.
I’m no fan of Musk, but I do like the idea of a large fleet of Cybercabs available to summon when needed. It could possibly replace the need to own or lease a vehicle.
Most days, I drive to work and my car sits there until I drive home. I pay about $15 per day for this, not to mention gas and tolls, etc.
Can this be replaced by Cybercabs? Can the cost be reduced by carpooling in them? Would cities react by pushing this type of carpool, at least in crowded areas?
This is pretty wild and shows an about-turn for sexual harassment rules in the workplace. You object to being exposed to sexual content in the workplace? That's sexual discrimination!!!
There’s an ever-growing movement of physical media collectors online. They’re interesting to watch because they seem to buy pretty much anything. $80 for a 4K release of super-flop Tank Girl? Sure.
It seems more of an obsession than simply buying the films you like. And they’re pretty defensive about it. One collector spent decades building a massive collection, and almost as long railing against streaming and claiming his physical collection would outlast Netflix… that was until his home burned down in the California wildfires last year.
I’m not particularly interested in building physical collections, but I have a great appreciation for physical media that’s aesthetically pleasing like the old big box PC games from the ’80s and ’90s.
Related: A researcher for Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, warned executives at the tech giant that there may be upward of 500,000 cases of sexual exploitation of minors per day on the social media platforms.
- if evenly distributed (which is unlikely), then roughly 7-8% of all kids would feature in Meta exploitation yearly
That suggests very high reoccurrence; but even reoccurrence suggests the total rate remains quite high. A reoccurrence rate of 100x would suggest that roughly 1 in 1000 kids is exploited on Meta, yearly.
Let me get this right: a man who was an intravenous heroin addict for over a decade, and who recently claimed to be unafraid of germs because he did cocaine off of toilet seats, is giving health advice to Americans, promoting red meat, a well-known cause of cancer, and raw milk, a significant risk to the health of anyone who consumes it.
Factoring in the 2-4% failure rate of condoms, due to break or slip-off, that would be 6-12,000 of the 300,000 total. Add another 750 for manufacturer defect rate of 0.25%.
No it is not. Not even close. Tesla’s market cap is larger but they sell less cars. And judging by their downward spiral, that won’t w for long.
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