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Speculation About A SpaceX–Tesla Merger Is Already Growing
Speculation About A SpaceX–Tesla Merger Is Already Growing
SpaceX’s record-breaking IPO has fueled speculation that Elon Musk could take an even bigger step: merging SpaceX with Tesla to create a roughly $4 trillion technology conglomerate spanning rockets, AI, satellites, electric vehicles, robotics, energy, and social media, according to a new report from the New York Times.
The idea has gained traction among investors, analysts, and even SpaceX executives. Tesla and SpaceX already share personnel, collaborate on major projects, and have business ties through AI development, data centers, batteries, and vehicle sales.
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This Labor Day Take A Closer Look At America's Deadliest Jobs, Ranked
This Labor Day Take A Closer Look At America's Deadliest Jobs, Ranked
Labor Day is a time to recognize the contributions of American workers, but it also draws attention to the risks many face on the job.
Logging was the most dangerous occupation in America in 2024, with 110.4 fatal work injuries per 100,000 full time equivalent workers, more than 33 times the national rate of 3.3, according to a new study by Moneygeek.
Fishing and hunting workers ranked second at 88.8, followed by roofers at 48.7, structural iron and steel workers at...
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Welcome To The Lowest-Common-Denominator Society
Welcome To The Lowest-Common-Denominator Society
Authored by James Hickman via SchiffSovereign.com,
For decades, Germany operated its rail system on an honor model. There were no turnstiles, no barriers. Passengers bought tickets, boarded trains, and conductors performed random spot checks to make sure everyone had paid.
It was a system built on trust— and for a long time, it worked, because Germany was a fundamentally law-abiding society.
That system has been fraying over the last several years as Germany aggressively imported millions of migrants who don’t respect the law.
The most egregious example took place...
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