After playing around with chat gpt for a few weeks…I am no longer super impressed with it.

It has major limitations with any complexity that is required for any sort of high level work.

Sure it can write you some super basic elementary level summaries, content and code. But that’s kinda where it ends.

Grammar is hard

What’s great about something like this that is so massive with so much battery space is you can use it to store energy for the grid when it’s not in use like weekends. Same thing with school buses, vtg is going to be what allows us to have this transition without putting too much stress on the grid

Yes everything is a fun house, nothing is real, there are no general rules or basics. Everything is imaginary. Everyone is lying to to. Now go to the farm supply store and buy some drugs for this flu season and continue to take pride in rejecting any sort of acquired human knowledge.

Idk man, we are already starting to see home prices stabilize and drop, along with that lumber and construction supplies…

“Until the economy reflects the amount of money printed by central banks throughout the world”

Yes…large dynamic systems made up of an almost infinite amount of individuals processes, assets, etc are clearly known for the capacity of thoughtful introspection

Edit: sorry I read your comment wrong. I thought you said reflects on, as if the economy was taking a good hard look at itself in the mirror, lol, my bad

At its current rate? Yeah no…doesn’t work like that

Sir this is a Wendy’s drive through

Ok so…first…take an intro to economics class at your local community college. Way too many things factually wrong with your argument to engage

Gotcha, maybe?

At a certain point people will be unable to buy things which will force prices to stop going up in order to sell….like economics 101

“Double dip” doesn’t make any sense…but yeah no one can see what will cause it rn.

It is most certainly different for the simple fact that the world is WAY different.

I think anyone with any sort of economic training has a tough time seeing prices increasing in perpetuity…that being said we probably won’t see prices actually stabilize until we get into an actual recession where unemployment goes up…and that has not happened yet, might happen next year, who knows?