Serious question When will the space industry become self-sustaining rather than one subsidized by shareholders? Apart from Starlink and a handful of other exceptions, most space companies are unprofitable That’s not something you normally see across an entire industry

Serious hunters in Ohio care a lot about the Open Fields Doctrine & prior Supreme Court decisions on this. Had a deep discussion with Stephen Ziegler on the topic. I’m a constitutionalist at my core & that informs my views here.

serious question, at this point why not simply cancel the ipo’s & nationalize the labs? theoretically nationalization would solve some of the incentive problems immediately. the us treasury becomes the only shareholder. the govt can coordinate compute, model releases, security standards, & pacing without asking rival firms to collude. you could theoretically put openai, anthropic, & eventually other designated frontier labs under something analogous to a federally owned strategic technology corporation, with the president appointing the board rather than literally having sam & dario file weekly tps reports to the oval office.

Serious wipeout across the entire memestocks and memecoin/utility coin pairing meta. It was coming. So much trash popping up daily which made the entire meta highly PvP. Glad I exited most degen and 'new flavor of the day' positions as soon as this domain got so frothy. It only gets worse from here. Guess where all my profits went? Something that is immune to all of this. $USELESS PS: I am still holding $MARSCOIN and am immensely bullish on it. I also view it more as a memecoin despite its pairing to $SPCX.