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SyzygistSix
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Comment #37547006
If sounding as infinitely punchable for how he said it as well as what he said is better.
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Comment #37546904
People say bushwhack in the US. It means not using an established trail when out in the woods/wilderness.
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Comment #37544257
>as far as light sitcoms go Well, there you have it.
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Comment #37544011
An anecdote I remember was that during the 2008 recession German precision manufacturers did not lay off their workers. They reduced hours, sent a bunch to continuing education pro…
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Comment #37543921
I think the more objective measure might be the holes in the domestic supply chain that represent vulnerability and a lack of robustness.
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Comment #37543874
Are you saying Jeff Bezos and Boeing/ULA had less resources than Elon did? They had far more resources. And SpaceX hires from the same pool of talent as they do.
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Comment #37543856
For the most part Musk (and his businesses) and the administration, as well as US auto manufacturers, are playing nice now and realize they need to work together. The sniping betwe…
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Comment #37543822
There are similar reports from people like Jim Cantrell, Robert Meuller, and Jim Keller. They aren't blowhards and don't need to kiss anyone's ass.
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Comment #37543771
The price and hype are based in part on not being a manufacturing company but the business model is certainly based on being a manufacturing company. And the manufacturing segment …
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Comment #37543710
It is fairly typical for poor, undeveloped countries to use a more centrally planned economy. The sheer lack of capital, as well as business and industrial know-how dictates that. …
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Comment #37543643
For short term profit that I can walk away with? That is very different from building long term value. Both are profit. One profits from creation and has long term recurring benefi…
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Comment #37543600
Can you imagine the magnitude of the humanitarian and environmental crisis China would be if they had not industrialized and joined the global market? A country that size full of u…
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Comment #36974097
Hard drugs don't need to be made available to non-addicts just because the sale is legalized and formalized.
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Comment #36974067
True but the quality is quite high nowadays. No one is diluting it with dangerous shit.
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Comment #36941426
>Wealth is transfer from one part of the economic system to another So no wealth is created? The vast amount of medical technology and technology in general would immediately show …
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Comment #36837346
Then where are their PHEVs? Their Prime vehicles have long waitlists and are produced in relatively small numbers. Either they can't make the margins with them or their access to b…
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Comment #36837278
There is a huge market for PHEVs if Toyota had the competency to take it. Theor Prime vehicles are in high demand, just not made in large numbers for whatever reason. Tacoma and 4R…
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Comment #36836922
Then where are all their Prime vehicles that have had a huge waitlist for years? Toyota is just not delivering on the EV front at all. They could be cleaning up by stealing some of…
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Comment #36836846
When things like the pandemic and disrupted supply chains happen, companies sometimes need to move in a different direction than planned. Or is Tesla's massive growth in the last f…
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Comment #36836794
Someone should tell the Japanese auto industry. They didn't get the memo.
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Comment #36836785
And that is unlikely to change any time soon not because they just want to wait for 2027 for unknown reasons despite massive demand for EVs and PHEVs that they still can't make in …
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Comment #36836753
Weird how the largest pandemic in 100 years, supply chain issues, and huge demand for the Model Y made changing plans a good idea. That is what competent leaders do; make decisions…
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Comment #36834315
They haven't been very good about scaling up production of their Prime vehicles. Lots of people would love to buy them and have for years.
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Comment #36834302
Their current hybrids are great and very much in demand, especially the Prime models. Now if only Toyota could make anywhere near enough to satisfy that demand they would be doing …