I like your colorful shirts! I would like it even more if you had a wider variety so seeing what new cheerful bright shirt you had on was an inducement to watch another episode.
Regarding oil and drill baby drill. The sound bite is easy but the there is more. The fossil fuel investment is very close to the investment needed for renewables to replace fossil fuels. If the fossil fuel incentives were removed the fossil fuel companies would move on to investing in renewables and no more holes would be drilled. Any new holes drilled is in danger of being stranded. A renewable investment will give a return. The energy market will get cheaper as supply increases or demand decreases.
All in Smart or not?: “Buy the Best (Singular!😊), Ignore the Rest” [Keith Fitzgerald] - Our christian civilisation, one of the most successful one, chooses “Monogamy”: One Partner, the Best, and that’s a recipe for a successful life 😅! - “Concentration of forces” is also a military rule to win the fight. Therefore: YES, ALL IN IS SMART!
I would agree with everything you said; but would like to point out that we do have examples of people deferring getting their slice of the pie, in the Thirties the German citizen did and in the last few years the Chinese people did. Now the Russians are doing the same to further the war in Ukraine.
Randy, what you and many others don’t understand is that the past disruptions were single industry disruptions that caused smaller related disruptions that were implemented over several years (typically 10 to 13). Because these disruptions took time and because they primarily impacted a single industry and related industries, the economy and market had time to adjust as new jobs were created that more than replace the jobs were lost. What is coming this decade is like nothing we’ve seen in the history of the planet. Before the end of this decade, we will see massive disruptions on the high end of the job market (doctors, lawyers, accountants, analysts, pharmacists, engineers, technicians, teachers, etc.) due to AI, and the low end of the job market due to humanoid robots. These multifaceted disruptions impacting almost every industry will occur 10 times faster than previous disruptions because each disruption will feed on the other disruptions and put all disruptions on steroids - or super exponential! Exponentials on top of exponentials! This time around as new jobs are eventually created, AI and humanoid robots will do them better than humans so humans may never work again. The world will thrive in abundance - abundant energy, labor, food, products, education, health, housing, etc. If there are few or no jobs and no UBI, there will be no consumers to buy the abundance and the system creates and the entire system will collapse on itself, unless all the goods and services produced by this new age of abundance is free - so that people would not need money and therefore they wouldn’t need UBI.
Due to the economic strenghts of the US companies, we see in Europe a trend to follow five to ten years later the US main social “modes”, the good but also the bad one like the Wokeism for instance. Therefore would probably be better for Europe to have Trump elected, with a return of a more “Common sense” culture.
Elon Musk pushes many people into doing what they should have done without any prodding. If someone goes first, it makes it easier for others to follow,, that's what they do anyway.
That actually happened to me, someone borrowed a ladder I gave to the church for several years, it looks like they were painting for a living. Then they brought it back, now we have two ladders.
controversies involving Uber include various unethical practices such as aggressive lobbying and ignoring and evading local regulations. Many of these were revealed by a leak of documents showing controversial activity between 2013 and 2017 under the leadership of Travis Kalanick. In the blink of an eye
How are reducing regulations and drilling more oil going to make food, rent, car insurance, houses, and electronics cheaper? What happens to inflation when we “drill baby drill” while the Fed fails to lower interest rates or perhaps raises them in a few years? How will falling gas prices and fewer regulations going to help with the down payment for a house? How exactly will falling gas prices or removing regulations lower prescription drug prices? Drilling more oil may help a little, but domestic gas and oil prices are tied to global supply. Unless the government requires oil companies to sell gasoline and oil domestically 10% or 20% or 30% below the global market price, we will be slaves to OPEC or the Russians as they pump less oil to keep prices high. We will pay higher prices for gas every time there is a terrorists attack in the Middle East, Russia or other areas of the world that produce oil.
For one fertilizer is made from natural gas. Right now fertilizer is very high this raises the price of food for everyone. Also lots of fertilizer came from Russia you know how that is going to
Actually, what has been proven is that neither capitalism nor socialism work alone. Pure capitalism leads to extreme income inequality, which leads to political instability. Also without a strong government to enforce fair play, cheating becomes the norm, and that's not productive. And there are many services that only the government can provide. For example the military, law enforcement, firefighters, weather prediction, affordable utilities to remote locations, street lighting, road system, etc. And in normal countries healthcare and education is on that list too. The US is a good example why. According to practically every metric, Scandinavian countries are the best to live in, and they are Social Democracies.
As a financial conservative, I can only vote for Trump. Obviously, you're already wealthy. Why are you still trying to create wealth. Why aren't you wasting away on a beach in Thailand. 😅 I invested in Tesla because I wanted to support Elon's vision. The money is nice. 20x my investment would not change me dramatically. I hope to donate most of it.
@@RandyKirk_RU-vidChannel Hi Randy thanks for responding. Yeah, Tony is an awesome crystal ball. Not sure where he is with AI. Maybe he is hung up on RI….lol
@@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl I don’t believe he falls in that group even if any of his predictions do not come true. You are of course entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts.
Randy, you talk about a few job categories that have disappeared over 60 years.....the bot will take away 90% of jobs in 10 years. This is in no way an apples to apples comparison. Come on!
2:05 So, we have 20ish years of massive Tesla Megapacks and EVs growth. You talked about needing more energy production. I know you have heard about Bill's nuclear power plants plan.
You are stuck in the past with your beliefs on oil. I work for an oil company here in Oklahoma and even they have seen the writing in the wall. If you install a simple solar system with new batteries you no longer need the power grid, though it is nice, and you never need another drop of oil. Have not been to a gas station in years. I drive only Tesla's BTW.
I'm 1000000% all in for solar/wind/battery. But it won't be enough. We have to take out all the coal, dung, wood. Then we have all the new stuff that's coming.
Randy,why bother to explain yourself. The people you are responding to are probably not that bright. Just concentrate on those who give positive thoughtful responses.
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Just to clear something up, Trump is never, ever right about anything....ever...smh.
