A Martin
@chipalope
Corporate America supported the presidential candidate that created this business environment. BS in Business Admin(International Bus), MSBA (Accounting) including art classes, humanities, microbiology, psych, child development, minored in anthropology.
It's corporate consolidation. Their vertical integration restricts consumer choices and competition. It's obvious when production is limited to company-owned retail distribution. It happened in the movie industry, oil industry, etc. It's time for tech and medical to break up.
Failure of AI developers to understand other aspects and dynamics of jobs is really obvious. I never heard of the Doorman's fallacy before. It sure explains a lot.
"Management blunders". If you hate Communism, at least be good at Capitalism. US management has a weak understanding of business culture and image. If management is myopic, it will fail. And honestly, AI is stupid. Shouldn't it have figured out this management failure before implementation? (Cont)
Any business person will tell you an image of a product, service, or destination is quantifiable. Trump's image is so bad that they have to take it off buildings to make them marketable. His destruction of the US image had a predicable economic outcome. This is what corporate America supported. Why?
Ugh,"they're going to triple boost" their way to erectile dysfunction, infertility, mood swings, & man-boobs. If they're overusing testosterone, their testicles will shrink. And Fox shouldn't suggest assault. These guys are idiots on so many levels. If they make themselves infertile, it's Darwinian.
From what I understand about military procedure & dementia, this is completely meaningless. These aren't military orders & Trump's mental decline is scary. We're not going to decimate Iran with 1,000 missiles if he's assassinated. He didn't even seem bothered by the last attempt. What's different?
The Cuyahoga River used to catch fire from all the industrial gunk in it. It's what lead to the EPA. There was so much industrial pollution before the EPA; I'm sure it contributed to cancer deaths.
Business history is really interesting -- the Gilded Age, the depression, industrialization in the 1900s. Kids used to work in factories. There was a lot of pollution before the EPA was created in the 70s. That helped change things. People protested factories and destruction of the environment.
Yeah, all that money spent has been great for Crypto. LOL And AI data centers are hated. It's almost like the CEOs making the decisions are so wealthy that they thought they could just buy Republicans instead of understanding the complexity of their businesses.
So basically GPT4 is like a lyin' ex trying to manipulate you so he can go out on a Tinder date. Seriously, this is going to screw up businesses. People won't use online banking if it can be hacked. Will ATMs be safe? I'm assuming other online services will end. What does that mean? Hiring humans?
This guy gets it! And a business competitive advantage shouldn't be about bought political power.
Well duh. As long as people don't hurt others, just let them be who they are. Otherwise, they're lying to everyone and to themselves. Jeez..life is too short.
This reminds me of my 11-year-old brother's secret, spy boys only club when I was a kid in the 60s. Honestly, I don't think these men grow up. You can tell it's about control and male desperation because of the WWIII, cult, and sex topics. It all sounds like a boys club. Continued...
She's explaining how income inequality and a shitty war are bad for businesses.
Nice observation. There's business risk everywhere now. All that "great inflation" is making interest rates higher. Real estate is a hot mess. Crypto has already taken a dump in recent weeks. I wonder how their massive support of Trump in 2024 is working out for them. Did they pump and dump Trump?
So true. Pro wrestling is stupid. I've watched stupid things and have been entertained. But you don't make stupid things your life.
This is a social security election. I'm a "Jones Boomer," and I will be in my mid-seventies in 2034. I've watched the boomers before me do some life-shortening things in their lifetimes. I really don't think the boomer stats in 2034 are accurate (my opinion).
