Live abroad (for now). Yes I’m American. Reformed tech consultant. Ex-corporate drone. Markets. Gold. Housing. AI and crypto nonsense. Travel more, work less.
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Tobias Maximus retweeted
Caesars' Las Vegas net income fell 40% this summer, to $79 million from $132 million a year ago.
The company pays $6 million a day in interest — more than all 8 of its Vegas resorts earn.
In possibly related news, they're bringing back 24-hour free parking for Nevada residents.
Inflation in housing, healthcare and education caused by large government spending helps explain why people are rioting all across the western world.
Naturally, the rioters are demanding more government spending to fix the problem.
Tobias Maximus retweeted
Remember a couple years ago when Elon bought twitter and told the advertisers to get lost while laying off most of the employees and people who still post on here every day said that those moves would destroy the platform?
Tobias Maximus retweeted
openai's internal model still has not produced a single result in gender studies
Instead of bringing in millions of illegal immigrants to burn down the country, has France ever tried just doing something productive instead?
Maybe create new businesses, encourage manufacturing, develop new technology, invent something, develop new energy sources etc?
This is one reason the casinos were actually more responsible for all things degenerate sports betting, you needed physical cash to place a bet up at the sportsbook counter.
Plus you had to get in your car and drive there. Helped contain societal damage.
Another California success story.
Schools have been brainwashing kids in the West for decades to hate their own countries, cultures, history etc. Then they ship millions of illegal immigrants in who don’t care about the West either. Not sure why anybody would be surprised by any of this.
That’s like saying you want to drive up the price of food or energy and expecting people to clap.
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“Eventually if you add up $80 billion enough times it equals $2 trillion, so the company is worth $2 trillion”
- Claude (probably)
