N'Wah!
spooky2092
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I fear the day my 2014 hp LaserJet dies. There won't be a decent printer on the market....
Blowing up Teslas at a dealership gives both the dealership and Tesla more money,
It actually doesn't give them more money, and it's actually pretty costly if you look at at the situation past a very basic/immediate view of the situation.
How does Tesla/dealership get money? From insurance claims. Do you think the insurance claim is going to cover 100% of the money the sale would have made, or just inventory value and maybe a bit more for lost revenue? Do you think the insurance company is going to cover list revenue while the inventory is being repurchased and shipped, and any repairs are being made? And if you think they get all of the above, do you really think they're not going to be paying higher liability premiums?
as well as makes them have to build another one.
Which costs them money and time. Both things that can't be recouped 100%.
The best way to hurt a company is to fuck with their insurance. Inventory comes and goes, but insurance companies can sink a business by refusing to underwrite. Melon may be able to float without for a while, but the investors will have a conniption of that goes on for very long.
But if you blow up or damage the cars, the dealership just claims from their insurance, they get the money as though they just sold a car, and they have lot vacancies, so Tesla can sell the dealership more stock.
This is only true if you look at events in a vacuum.
Dealer makes insurance claim, gets money
Not inaccurate, but the dealership also has to rebuild/shit down for a time after the event for safety reasons. And they'll be paying more for their liability coverage, especially if they continue to sell cars that are targets for unhappy citizens.
gets money back as if they sold it
They may get the sticker/wholesale price for it, but they lose out on various incentives, manufacturer kickbacks, and any interest/financing fees as well.
Have lot vacancies
And a fucked up lot, requiring construction crews (which impede business) and probably extra insurance
Tesla can sell more stock
Eventually, but the loss in lot space and the delay in getting it back is going to hurt a lot more.
$1/lb sounds like a fantasy to me.
Man, just wait until you find out that they're actually paying 1/2.2lb, or $0.45/lb
The bigger headline is "Skype hasn't been dead this whole time"
My point was more that we'd probably have to increase the mass to be able to make it a black hole, as we don't have the ability to compress it to a singularity.
Yes, but you'd more than likely have to increase the mass of Jupiter to make it a black hole.
You're talking at scales where the incoming mass has a lot of velocity already. In a stationary frame of reference, the matter would more than likely fall directly in since there isn't an appreciable amount of rotational momentum involved like there is at stellar sizes.
I'm pretty sure if we made Jupiter a black hole we'd throw off our orbit and have much bigger problems.
Anyone who listens to shit birds like Rufo or O'Keefe is either dumber than a box of rocks or is just looking for excuses to be a shit bird themselves. Both have a long history of lying and manipulating or fabricating evidence.
I love it when people reference them IRL seriously, because I laugh straight to their faces and tell them they got tricked by conmen. Makes them so upset when you literally laugh off their evidence, especially when you can pull example after example of literally everything they claim being false or manipulated.
Lol, I saw these same fake postings when I was in the college dorm rooms 20 years ago