I'm staying in SF. Weather is nice. I can walk to Jazz. Food is excellent. Views are world class. Can bike to the Marin Headlands. Quick drive to Napa/ Sonoma. Great public schools. Women have choice. Votes count.
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I begrudgingly accept your decision.I'm staying in SF. Weather is nice. I can walk to Jazz. Food is excellent. Views are world class. Can bike to the Marin Headlands. Quick drive to Napa/ Sonoma. Great public schools. Women have choice. Votes count.
Northern California and north to Vancouver have good choices. San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver and I think I would like Portland although Oregon is like the only state I want to visit that I havent.I'm staying in SF. Weather is nice. I can walk to Jazz. Food is excellent. Views are world class. Can bike to the Marin Headlands. Quick drive to Napa/ Sonoma. Great public schools. Women have choice. Votes count.
Oregon is quite lovely to visit indeed!Northern California and north to Vancouver have good choices. San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver and I think I would like Portland although Oregon is like the only state I want to visit that I havent.
Of course but I’m guessing the CCP has ways of seeing what’s going on outside of China.
Watch where you step.I'm staying in SF. Weather is nice. I can walk to Jazz. Food is excellent. Views are world class. Can bike to the Marin Headlands. Quick drive to Napa/ Sonoma. Great public schools. Women have choice. Votes count.
If that's true then this is why a man that runs a multinational car company with operations in places that do not operate according to the rule of law should not own a social media platform. Even if he believes in free speech that's not restricted except as required by law, what happens when he needs a permit for the Shanghai factory and the CCP demands that their most prominent critics disappear from Twitter? If he was actually willing to stand up to the CCP -- with most of the people of Shanghai on his side, mind you -- then I'd be less concerned that he won't stick to his guns in that other scenario too.My opinion - Elon acts like a pragmatist. He knew that picking a fight with Alameda county is something he had a good chance of winning. Picking a fight with the CCP is something he has 0% chance of winning, and stands to lose a lot that would set the "mission" (accelerating the transition of sustainable transport) back considerably.
It was a calculated move.
My 0.02 (ok, worth less than even that).
Crater Lake is breathtaking. Did a ride along the cost a couple years ago on the motorcycles, lots of nice, smaller towns to visit, and some great views.Oregon is quite lovely to visit indeed!
Highly recommend Crater Lake and a drive up the coast.
"extends" vs "extended"Aren't they both the same?
It should be noted that he has mostly commented on US and Canadian policies. He holds citizenship in both countries. Don't remember him complaining about German, Chinese, Mexican, Australian, or Indonesian policies other than gently chiding Germany for throwing up environmental roadblocks.My opinion - Elon acts like a pragmatist. He knew that picking a fight with Alameda county is something he had a good chance of winning. Picking a fight with the CCP is something he has 0% chance of winning, and stands to lose a lot that would set the "mission" (accelerating the transition of sustainable transport) back considerably.
It was a calculated move.
My 0.02 (ok, worth less than even that).
Make no mistake, China under current leadership can and would seize that factory if he ticks them off.If that's true then this is why a man that runs a multinational car company with operations in places that do not operate according to the rule of law should not own a social media platform. Even if he believes in free speech that's not restricted except as required by law, what happens when he needs a permit for the Shanghai factory and the CCP demands that their most prominent critics disappear from Twitter? If he was actually willing to stand up to the CCP -- with most of the people of Shanghai on his side, mind you -- then I'd be less concerned that he won't stick to his guns in that other scenario too.
He's unlikely to win against the CCP if he needs a permit and they make demands. He can argue all day that no Chinese law ties activity on a foreign social media platform to permits inside Chinese cities but the CCP's kangaroo courts will definitely cook up some reason to deny Tesla that permit if the CCP doesn't get what it wants.
And Alameda County could have won if the officials weren't such pushovers. The rules allowing them to do this were approved by the CA legislature and signed by the Governor.
Well if Elon's way of doing things is to stand up for principles he believes in if and only if he holds citizenship in the country that's trying to restrict his operations and be a pushover if he doesn't hold citizenship in that country then everyone should treat Twitter as if it is run by the CCP, starting last week.It should be noted that he has mostly commented on US and Canadian policies. He holds citizenship in both countries. Don't remember him complaining about German, Chinese, Mexican, Australian, or Indonesian policies other than gently chiding Germany for throwing up environmental roadblocks.
Ironic if buying Twitter causes Elon to censor himself.Wishful thinking here, but Elon owning Twitter may turn out to be a net positive for Tesla investors. There apparently was no real constraint on him to not post stupid chit on Twitter, but now he will be beholden to advertisers to ensure he can recoup the high purchase cost.
I have no idea what you could deduct in the 50s. Do you have any authoritative links ?So, this isn't quite honest. Yes, the marginal rate was 90%, but you could pretty much deduct everything under the sun, even on a personal return.
The "effective" rate was always much much MUCH lower, like near 35% for those tax brackets.
Wishful thinking here, but Elon owning Twitter may turn out to be a net positive for Tesla investors. There apparently was no real constraint on him to not post stupid chit on Twitter, but now he will be beholden to advertisers to ensure he can recoup the high purchase cost.