thegreatpeter

Seems like a great business you can start

Pretty cool I’ll take it. Thanks!

3-9% of revenue spread between 10 and 30 years

is it easy or hard to start an insurance company? why isn't there more competition when it comes to insurance?

Medicare, social security and the interest on the debt are the 3 top federal spending categories

Social welfare is the top local spending category in many local/state governments

One person?

It’s an index fund. It must follow the index. They’re forced to buy any company in the SP500.

They are buying it at IPO pricing

yeah, by using codex

Let’s redirect the problem: it’s not the car, it’s the flooding! We should address that first

perhaps they tried that and the staff wasn't willing to be trained. have you ever worked at a company like that of that size?

most of the japanese railway system is private. their 2 largest companies are some of the largest publicly traded companies in the world.

what are the dodgy meds? it provides a discount at the pharmacy if you pay cash and skip insurance. are you from here?

have you seen some of the websites they've developed? they're actually quite nice. maybe joe hasn't gotten to mobile yet

edit: oh wait, thats https://ndstudio.gov/

You’re doing gods work sir, thank you!

“I absolutely agree that consumers and wage earners should not be exploited by the use of their data,” he said. “But it’s still overly broad and it’s still overly vague in very important parts. And I believe it’s overly simplistic in its definition of wage setting.”

Tesla’s manuals are all online and many of the parts sell for cost plus. You may be thinking of Ford and Toyota

There’s controlling competition in your own country and dominating global markets. Nothing wrong with either. It’s not like it’s not happening anywhere else in the world.

Definitely not bc these brands are being propped up by their government in order to flood world markets.

Everyone should be able to make a luxury 30k vehicle sustainably

It should be monetized to support the long term commitment

You also have the option of buying low and increasing your share of the market

Retail investors do just fine fleecing themselves on their own

The term fleecing means „there’s nothing left here, jump ship”. Do you really believe they’re going public to cash out this early in the game?

If any of this were true they’d be doing much better and not pivoting

What are some examples of a tool the military wanted but the company refused to allow them to use it and getting away with it?

So you believe Microsoft will start opening up coal plants again and not nuclear?

So what’s the solution? No data center? Let the current landscape of power companies operate as is?

Didn’t they choose Anthropic first and then all of this happened so they were forced to go with Grok?

Not adding up

Just practice. You will inevitably run into ppl that don’t want to talk. Don’t take it personally, don’t push it and try again