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The wealth gap is broadening:
The top 10% of US households now hold 87% of all US stocks owned by households, with the top 1% alone owning 50%.
By comparison, the remaining 90% hold just 13%, while the bottom 50% hold only 1%.
On top of this, the top 10% control 84.4% of all private businesses and 43.9% of all real estate.
In total, the top 10% of households reflect 67.3% of the nation’s entire wealth.
The wealth gap has never been bigger.
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In 2035, when Tesla is making more than 10,000,000 Optimus per year, Tesla will run ads like this on TV.
“Four easy payments of $6,942” 📸 @chrisfirst
Charging infrastructure is no longer the bottleneck for electric trucks. You can drive from Norway to Spain with no problem, says Scania CEO.
When will we see the day a European Auto OEM CEO says the quiet part out loud?
This is #SCANIA talking, last week
#alwaysbecharging #electrictruck #heavyduty #longhaul
Bring it on!!! If Amsterdam can be done. It can be done everywhere.
FSD (Supervised) in Europe 🇪🇺 - Aggressive Amsterdam Anarchy
The most bad-ass FSD video you have ever seen
Thanks to @robotinreallife for dissecting this FSD (Supervised) video rocking Amsterdam 🇳🇱
By looking at every single frame it becomes clear that @tesla has solved autonomy and HOW impressive it actually is
Amsterdam driving is NOT easy, in fact many I know don’t even dare to enter the city in a car, making it even more impressive
Link to the full breakdown of the video in the comments
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FSD (Supervised) in Europe 🇪🇺 - Aggressive Amsterdam Anarchy
The most bad-ass FSD video you have ever seen
Thanks to @robotinreallife for dissecting this FSD (Supervised) video rocking Amsterdam 🇳🇱
By looking at every single frame it becomes clear that @tesla has solved autonomy and HOW impressive it actually is
Amsterdam driving is NOT easy, in fact many I know don’t even dare to enter the city in a car, making it even more impressive
Link to the full breakdown of the video in the comments
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Here’s how to keep meetings from getting in the way of your productivity. s.hbr.org/3ohnuzJ
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As meeting participants, we worry that our colleagues will judge us—or worse yet, forget about us—if we don’t accept every invitation. s.hbr.org/49E9V52
Model Y sales in the Netherlands, almost double the number 2 in the market!
More than a 100 Model Y registered TODAY in Netherlands🚨🚨
#alwaysbecharging
gonna be a good ending ;-)
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More than a 100 Model Y registered TODAY in Netherlands🚨🚨
#alwaysbecharging
gonna be a good ending ;-)
Replying to @electricfelix
Dutch example of November '24 so far!
10% of car registrations is a @Tesla
yes, you heard it, not BEV, but a Tesla!⚡️
#alwaysbecharging #netherlands #bev #tesla
🚀 Microsoft Teams introduces Sections in Channels for better organization! 📷
The latest update brings:
Sections to streamline discussions
Smoother navigation for a better #DEX
Public preview rolling out next month
Check it out at 0:26 in the video:
youtu.be/IAS4hVV5x6E?si=_UEd… via @YouTube
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Education is changing forever.
Here are 8 ways that will make you feel like you're cheating the system👇
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Mijn nieuwe column op @Energiepodium. Speciaal voor het nieuwe kabinet. De vijf grote misverstanden over de Nederlandse energiemarkt. Herkent u ze?
energiepodium.nl/artikel/vij…
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Google just released AI courses for free.
No prerequisites or fees required.
Here're 10 FREE courses you don't want to miss:
"Over the last two decades, the amount of content an individual office worker generates has increased by a factor of 200".
adoption.microsoft.com/files…
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Thanks to Jacob for his wonderful compact summary of our conversation on his "Great Leadership" podcast and my new book with @huggyrao, The Friction Project: How Smart Leaders Make the Right Things Easier and the Wrong Things Harder."
Is work friction holding you back or pushing you forward? @work_matters, Organizational Psychologist & Author, says that not all friction is bad. Want to learn how to identify and embrace ”good friction”? Tune in to the full Apple podcast episode here: ow.ly/8sFs50QEPag





















