NotMyOldRedditName

That 10% number is wildly wrong.

That's the low end of the estimated range which is actually 10% to 20% and the estimated ranges are all about known miscarriages. The rate also increases with age, it's not some static number a person should expect.

Countless other pregnancies end in miscarriage before women even know they're pregnant.

And in the dystopian future were headed for, they'll be monitoring even for those unknown ones and jail em for murder.

ICrease

I even bet to some extent if all the gangs knew this was going to happen, they'd work together to survive the day while weakening the police as much as possible.

You could live off 35k forever and 40k probably forever.

Things would start dropping off more quickly after 40k

Odds are if you do 35k/40k for awhile you could also bump the amount eventually and remain in the forever or probably forever category.

There's usually defined periods for sales as well. Gives employees and other stock holders a way to cash out and get new investors in.

Oh wow I didn't actually know he was bipolar (checked to confirm it is the case). I knew he was on the autism spectrum.

I can't imagine those 2 play nice together.

Do you actually blow up test bridges or do you just practice placing the explosives?

No don't you see, putin knew the Nordics were going to join NATO and that's why he invaded Ukraine! 4d chess! Now he has proof and was right to invade!

/s just in case.

There's a portion that only hate Elon and not Tesla, but there's a lot of Tesla hate out there as well, and there has been since even before Elon publicly went off the deepend.

Some of that might be decisions that Elon made for Tesla, but it's still at Tesla.

Edit: but I will take your point and say my use of majority in my OP wasn't correct as the majority here is about Elon.

Also, we hear about the buys and sells after the fact, not immediately.

So there's a lag on decisions that may be impactful

Pretty cool how this was being made for mortars and then it worked well for this

They're bigger so it's hard to know, but it's usually something like 2.9% + 10c a transaction.

At their scale though who knows