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Schafft die Pendlerpauschale ab
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Jun 12
You could squeeze Elon for all he's worth today and you'll never see a trillion dollars out of it.
His "net worth" is based almost entirely on his partial ownership of companies whose valuations are inextricably tied to his control over them.
In other words, the goose does not have a trillion dollars worth of gold inside it. A trillion dollars is what people are willing to pay now for the right to get the golden eggs the goose is expected to lay in the future.
The only way to get a trillion dollars out of Elon is to let him cook / let the goose lay eggs.
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Jun 12
SpaceX geht an die Börse - nach Tesla wurden weitere Multimilliarden an Wert geschaffen - nicht hier sondern in den USA.
Und statt zu fragen, wie wir das in Deutschland schaffen können liest man von SPD und Co nur Enteignungspläne. Schrecklich wie rückwärtsgewandt unser Land ist.
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Jun 12
Zwei Paare haben jeweils ein monatliches Nettoeinkommen von 7.000 Euro.
Paar A investiert jeden Monat 2.000 Euro in einen All-World ETF und hat nach 20 Jahren vor Steuern 1.042.000 Euro im Depot.
Paar B gibt das Geld jeden Monat einfach komplett aus.
Paar A handelt vorbildlich und sorgt privat fürs Alter vor.
Politik & Medien machen daraus aber folgendes:
> „die Ungleichheit in Deutschland steigt“
> „die Reichen werden immer reicher“
> „tax the rich“
> „starke Schultern müssen ihren Beitrag leisten“
Paar A wird zum Klassenfeind erklärt. Paar B ist das Opfer, dem geholfen werden muss.
288.000 Menschen machen dieses Spiel in Zukunft nicht mehr mit.
Sie sind letztes Jahr ausgewandert.
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yeah, lets make everyone poorer!
Elon Musk just became the world’s first trillionaire.
Let’s make sure he’s also the last.
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die linken regen sich auf, dass der kapitalismus dafür sorgt, dass wir nicht mehr in armut leben müssen...
Irgendwann wird man darauf zurückblicken und sich fragen, wie krank ein System gewesen sein muss, das einen solch obszönen Reichtum schuf.
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the problem with socialists is that they think working hard or working a lot entitles you to the same compensation as someone that is way more productive
Jun 12
Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire.
The typical American household would have to work more than 11 MILLION years to make Elon Musk's level of wealth.
We need a wealth tax.
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Jun 12
Viele kämpfen für höhere Steuern, als hätten sie selbst was zu versteuern.
Dabei verteidigen sie nicht den Staat.
Sondern die Hoffnung, dass der Nachbar auch leer ausgeht.
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Real heads know that the guy in the pic is right as well
Jun 11
Does anyone else find it interesting that chat gpt launched in 2022 and there’s been no discernible boost in GDP anywhere in the world from ai productivity boosts.
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This is the problem in europe, there is no incentive to get rich, at every single point they try to stop you, zero encouragement, and thus its no wonder no innovation is happening here
We are a dead continent living on our past
Jun 12
If I were to move form Austria, I would need to pay a 27% exit tax (as it I sold all my assets before moving)
If I had to live from Switzerland, I’d pay 0
For the US - also 0 for profits up to $910,000
It really doesn’t pay to be active and become rich in the EU (unless you are born rich ofc, we love those guys here)
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Jun 12
"... the political left has long had a remarkable lack of interest in how wealth is created. As far as they are concerned, wealth exists somehow and the only interesting question is how to redistribute it."
— Thomas Sowell
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The comments are perfect way of how europeans see this view and why we will continue to stagnate
The Eurozone economy has now been stagnant for what, 20-25 years?
Over regulation, heavy dependence on foreign energy sources has led to increased costs for businesses and households.
Interest rate changes won’t solve anything.
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Der typ hat ein phd, werden die verschenkt?
Neue innovative Unternehmen warten mit Investitionen noch darauf, bis sie Mitarbeiter einfacher feuern können - ansonsten hätten sie schon längst investiert 🫠
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Jun 11
„Endloses Wachstum ist unmöglich.”
Frage: An welchem Tag genau ist Schluss?
Welche Idee darf der Mensch nicht mehr haben?
Welche Verbesserung wird verboten?
Wer eine Grenze behauptet, muss sie zeigen.
Bisher hat das niemand gekonnt.
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Profitgier ist attraktiv
Jun 11
Warum ich Fußball nicht mag? Nicht nur wegen der Fans und der toxischen Clubkultur, sondern vor allem, weil die dahinterstehenden Organisationen maximal gewissensbefreit und profitgierig sind.
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Wow another example of regulations having unintended consequences
Its almost like regulations are per se bad, and should only be approved in very extreme cases
Tech the EU didn't get on time 🇪🇺:
Siri AI - delayed (DMA)
AirPods Live Translation — delayed 3 months (DMA)
Windows Copilot — delayed 6 mo (DMA)
Threads — 5 mo late (DMA and GDPR)
The hiatus between global and EU launch corresponds to a loss of EU consumer welfare.
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Jun 11
Furlough (Kurzarbeit) is very popular in many European countries. But it does not reduce long-term unemployment, and prevents economic rejuvenation.
Jun 10
The different responses to Covid seem like an underrated cause of transatlantic divergence. Almost every European country paid workers to stay in their existing jobs, at the same time as tens of millions of Americans – a third of all workers in 2022 – switched to new ones.
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Complaining about nightlife when you *checks notes* choose to live in Soho is like living in South Kensington and complaining about the museums.
Or moving to Hackney and grumbling about creatives. Living in Richmond and hating green space.
It's all getting a bit silly, isn't it?
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Jun 10
The $SPCX IPO will make some cafeteria workers millionaires. It will make some ordinary engineers multi-millionaires. It has dragged several US regions that had hardly any economy into a new boom.
And yet there are still politicians claiming that 'trickle down economics' does not work. It only does not work in places here you and unions fiddle with the free market and interfere with human ingenuity.
Let. Them. Cook.
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Germany is headed towards a perfect storm IMO as it has:
1) a special law that makes it a crime to insult politicians
2) AfD leading the polls & will eventually get into government
3) many convinced that it is their duty & right to insult & disrespect AfD
Jun 10
A majority of Germans think it should be a special crime to insult politicians
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feudalism is unambiguously a net good for peasants. some estate that’s been in the same family since 1060 having labor obligations set at reasonable levels is not blocking prosperity but is keeping people employed and fed
rent control is unambiguously a net good for renters. some building that was built in 1960 having rents set at reasonable levels is not blocking any new housing but is keeping someone housed
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