Violence isn't the only problem solving technique; but it should always be considered in COA Dev.We gotta' fight this one out. Your garbage take cannot go without a challenge.
Violence isn't the only problem solving technique; but it should always be considered in COA Dev.We gotta' fight this one out. Your garbage take cannot go without a challenge.
No, I'm afraid he might start quoting Living with the Kardashians or something.
Fight, Fight, Fight!
I'm still trying to figure out what the TV show is....
Violence isn't the only problem solving technique; but it should always be considered in COA Dev.
No matter how rich you are, you have someone that is going to be able to leverage your behavior. That "someone" that can leverage Elon Musk is the Vanguard and Blackrock conglomerate.
I mean- it's factually correct (as far as the controlling shares in both companies); the predations of both Blackrock and Vanguard are established (to include their seemingly overt collusion on topics such as "the great reset"); so in that regard, yea, serious comment.This is the meme that was around a few weeks ago right, this isn't a serious comment?
I will ruin you in the kitchen. It will be an absolute slaughter. A delicious, well balanced slaughter.I was going to suggest pistols at dawn, but since you appear to prefer other options let’s have a baking contest.
I mean- it's factually correct (as far as the controlling shares in both companies); the predations of both Blackrock and Vanguard are established (to include their seemingly overt collusion on topics such as "the great reset"); so in that regard, yea, serious comment.
FANG-T (FAANG? MAMAA-T? whatever label you want to assign to "big tech and controlling companies") isn't driven by their CEO's... they're driven by their controlling interests. In this case, Blackrock and Vanguard hold a monetary and prescriptive advantage/deterrent for Musk's actions through more stock at Twitter, and the largest interest (combined) in Tesla.
That's interesting (the bolded). I think we agree at least on this part- Blackrock and Vanguard influence things or policies. We just disagree on how.I am not saying they don't influence things or policy, just not directly like indicated. Normally they would move towards policy changes and have seats with the other large financial institution heads on what direction that goes.
I will ruin you in the kitchen. It will be an absolute slaughter. A delicious, well balanced slaughter.
I do what I can!You know who can cook? @Teufel That’s who.
I did do that once didn't I. That was a good time. I think we had so much fun that all your kids were wearing GO NAVY pins by the time i left.When Teufel comes over to your house for dinner, he brings the dinner with him. It doesn’t matter that he just got off a trans-Paoific flight literally that morning, he’ll hit the NEX after work and have use enough time for the marinade to set before he shows up and steers cooking.
And then he regaled the entire fam with hilarious stories about his Naval Academy days, and the exploits of a certain ex-Kiwi we all know.
Ahhh.