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  • Share price isn't a useful number since the quantity of shares is not equal between the two.

    Ford's cumulative stock value (market cap) is about $38 on $185 in revenue (in billions)

    Tesla's cumulative stock value is $860 on $97 in revenue (in billions)

    So Tesla is trading on a value that is 2200% that of Ford on 50% of the revenue.

    That only occurs because Musk is a running the largest confidence scheme in history.

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  • Nearly 60% of active duty voted for him for his second term. This is not much change from the percentages for 2016 and 2020.

    They may be regretting their choice but I see no indication they wouldn't make the same choice.

  • The last people to evaluate the company under the rules of fiduciary responsibility put the value at $10 billion.

    Musk gets away with this because people believe his Ponzi schemes will make them rich. In a first world country he would be in prision for fraud.

  • Based on some economic models I've read about, the only countries whose GDP will be hurt by this are America, Canada and Mexico. In that order.

    Most of the world is expected to break even or benefit because countries will act in their best interest and route around Trump's stupid.

  • How unique do you suppose file system paths are?

    How many hashes would one need to gather to quickly determine the root path for all files? Paths are not random so guessing the path is just a rainbow table.

    The scanning for known releases becomes trivial once the file system pattern is known.

  • I maintain that there simply is not enough tax base for these areas to fund themselves but you've done a wonderful job moving the goal posts beyond anything the article is stating; they rely on federal funds to operate.

    What data do you have to back up corruption?

    Keep in mind there are far more small towns than large towns. As a ratio it seems unlikely that small towns are more likely to be corrupt than cities.

    The question then is what funds are they using to facilitate this corruption. My guess is federal and state funds because again, they lack the tax base.