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Where do you think that someone who is surrounded by bodyguards, always traveling, and working 7 days a week is going to meet someone normal?

I’m not even a billionaire, but the only people I interact with are people who I work with or who insert themselves into my life because they want something.

Seems like what they’re doing in North America kind of undercuts your assumptions.

Perhaps it’s you that is out of touch?

Wait till you hear about what wives get up to at “board game night” in San Jose.

You seem to think the price reflects reality of a company, rather than the warped perceptions of a bunch of outsiders who don’t understand what they’re buying.

Your comment would fit with 2008, 2020, 2022, spring 2025.. but on the whole, the business keeps growing and blasting out endless streams of ever more cash.

But sure, this means Google is doomed, better dump it fast.

Why would this do anything to make people move on from the best performing devices in widespread production that money can buy?

Just not latency.

Maybe you should go look at the epic money fountain that grew 103% YoY with increasingly better margins?

https://blog.google/company-news/inside-google/message-ceo/a...

You know that you can buy llm access from Google’s cloud offerings right?

I think you’re lying to yourself.

You think Google just hasn’t checked the math on their spend for the fastest growing product they ever shipped?

Self driving trucks are on the road delivering things. Every day.

https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/products/gemini-app/on...

What do we call that period where there were massive industrial efficiency and productivity gains?

It was the industrial something, oh wait! Industrial Revolution!

And a bad day on the stock market isn’t money disappearing from the economy, it’s money moving, it’s not destroyed, it moves. It can move back on Monday, and has repeatedly.