/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58043598
>>58043634
>The "elite" version isn't worth the additional money
But it's the only way to get Linear Bounded Phenogram, or is that not worth it either?

>>55945461
Do the official inflation numbers take shrinkflation into account? Like the Snickers bar weighing less? Or canned goods with changes to their nutritional composition?
>$1.00 to $1.25, 25% inflation
versus
>$1.00 for 50g, $20/kg
>$1.25 for 44g, $28.41/kg
>42% inflation

>>55851318
>every seat has a screen, computer, USB chargers, overhead light
>10-20 kW peak load
>engines overspecced for safety
Would it be profitable for airlines to mine crypto with the unused power?

>>55249148
>Roughly $500 dollars a month payment
18K over 3 years in student loan relief, and people still want 10-20K more wiped off

I refuse to believe normies and brokeys are getting rich off of PEPE or any other Ethereum Blockchain coin with these exorbitant gas fees. So if that's really the case then who's buying?

Blackpill me on Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Is it an accurate method to gauge the strength of a nation's economy, or is it just a Jewish lie?

at what amount should your unrealized gains be fluctuating in to have considered "made it"?

>>54145574

>feb 3rd: train crash releases plume of toxins in the air, seen from space
>feb 4th: china "weather" balloon immediately shot down
>photos and videos everywhere
>media is absolutely obsessed
>train still burning
>town evacuated
>train keeps burning
>suddenly two more objects shot out of the sky, 3 times in week
>no photos or videos of any object or anything, "happened at night" "happened over the ocean"
>train still burning
>2nd,3rd tier media outlets headlines talk about residents returning home; if the water is safe; reporter arrested
>1st tier media, "residents living out the scene of a movie they helped create"
>zero mention of the toxic cloud still burning
no way this is a correlation = causation event, what the fuck is actually going on?

according to coingecko, 99% of bitcoin's total marketcap has been traded this week.
>market cap: 341 billion
>volume on 11/5: 326 billion
what the fuck is it actually over?