frasermarlow

"Monthly fuel expenses that historically averaged approximately $1,800 per cabin have recently reached an estimated $6,000 to $8,000 in parts of Asia" That a cruise ship burns $6-$8K PER CABIN PER MONTH is insane. What an environmental disaster.

Fuel cost of a luxury cruise ship hits 8000 USD per cabin per month.

"The thread is mostly a support group for people feeling burned out, soulless, and reduced to being "organic vessels" or "meat proxies" whose only job is to press enter." - Classic

Interesting. Yep, I guess the projections did not forecast a protracted military conflict. Although the dent in the population of Ukraine is telling.

Thanks for sharing.

In what way?

"AI writing often puts an "or" at the list of items " ? Give us an example.

Honestly, I wonder what the other 10% of folks are up to.

They are all "no profit" companies at this stage.

I agree that a system in which we reward one man for building a vast loss-making empire is fundamentally broken and will eventually need to correct course. Elon Musk is not the problem, the irrational valuations of his (and his team's) work are. This said, the article is not terribly articulate in it's arguments and clings to an anachronistic view of how capital markets currently allocate wealth (and I am deliberately avoiding saying "how capital markets work" because I can't see this model working too long past this current wave of massive hyped up IPOs). Also, just to throw spice into the conversation, I bought into the IPO and cashed out above $160. So thanks for that.

Your chance to make an early investment into the Empire before they build the Death Star, at $135 a share.