Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Well instead of buying a call I'll put an order in for 1 @$253....

 

THAT WAS THE TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL!!!

 

Agreed. Just did some TA myself.

 

Meh, I own no crypto or TSLA so I still like him.

His announcement right before the liquidity test was a pro gamer move.

I think he's a chaotic good overall.

 

Whatcom/Skagit county?

 

7-11 and CHPT news https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/7-11-charging-station-ev-500-2022/

 

I think he's skagit. On the Stilliguamish river.

 

3rd bank I've seen on SuperStonk this week https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk...has_blocked_short_selling_of_gme_is_this_new/

First, Jeffries stops allowing shorting of GME

BofA stops coverage on GME and gives it an underperforming score



Now TD?

Who is next?!

 

I think there is some major fuckery going on with $AMC today...I'm trying to roll my 6/4 ITM call to 6/11 and the 6/11 BID/ASK is CHEAPER than the 6/4...There's no volume...Like 50 today...usually there are HUNDREDs.....

 

Screw Vancouver, that's where I'd be headed if I were you...

 

Up north is getting dangerously close to my parents. Multi-hundred mile buffer zone required. Also Vancouver has the columbia river

 

Liability / legalities likely also will impact this.

I think it's a given that automated vehicles in an unconstrained environment will encounter Trolley Problem type scenarios. What's the decision tree look like between taking the impact from an errant truck coming head on in your lane vs swerving onto the sidewalk with a couple pedestrians? What sort of lawsuits would we see in the aftermath of such a scenario?

Automation is just another aspect of how progress and technology have continued to change the workforce for hundreds of years.

How many farriers or livery stables or buggy makers do we see today?

 

Well, I grew up in Lancaster County PA, so a shit ton. Like passing buggies daily on the backroads from my house.

 

jeez it FINALLY filled....took all day at a $30 difference