[...]economics grads[...] May explain why they are near universally bad at it.
Because economics usually has nothing to do with running the business they are employed in.
If they would love their job, they would pick up the trade and figure how their economics skills fit into it.

However they lean back and tell everyone if the oil price is increasing, everything gets more expensive.

Well ... not sure if I need an Master of BA or Master of economics to grasp that.

The next thing is: we can fire half the people, the company will roll on its momentum for half a year, and has a huge profit increase, and then we rehire and see how to go on.

The blockchain is to know which person once owned the coin, that is all.
Not sure if that is an ridiculous overhead.

Otherwise I agree with you.

The first time I went into a business via a web site where I wanted to use "microtransactions", I wanted to sell stuff for 50cents. The fee was $2,30 per transaction.

No idea how that is in our days, Germany just introduced a new payment platform that is supposed to be fee free ... lets see.

Agreed on that.

Question is: is it the correct approach. I have actually no idea about that.

It would be more other way around.

You did not grasp what he said, and started indeed a "waste of time" for you and me :D

Would be easily resolved if you just clicked: back, back, and reread what he wrote.

If you have no formal training how to use AI, I actually would not wonder if you all did it wrong.

Anyway, I guess you figure what the problem is sooner or later.

Interesting :D stupid noobs.

But they do not have a "Share to my friends" option.

Can not be so hard to grasp.

Better option would be to group message everyone details to your event.

I do not know all your friends and friends of your friends and their friends who might be interested in that event: so, I can not reach them. Without a platform that works similar like facebook, or TikTok etc.

In other words: without invading your account, stealing all your friends and grouping them into:
- likes Aikido
- likes Tango
- likes Surfing

etc.

I have no idea how to reach anyone of them for an Aikido event.

No, I don't know it. As I do not know what you are talking about.
Perhaps reread my post you answered to?

Factories in China are run by robots.
Stupid idiot.

Slaves in a factory? How should that work? Are you a complete moron? In China sometimes a land owner is found having slaves. As soon as someone figures and alerts the police it is over.

No idea about India.

There is nothing to wonder about.
Basically everything that happened the last 2 years under that administration was playing and gaming the big markets.
And my it just be selling Patriot missiles to Ukraine on a loan.

Unfortunately some stuff big misfired.

Tax on Solar panels from China.
Invade Venezuela and cut Cuba from oil.
China just gifts the Solar panels they can not sell to Cuba.

Stupid American idiots.

Just as if America has no people in its country ... and they are aghast that people from China help people from Cuba with a gift.

Because I did not see your "mentioned above"?

The way of installations, picking your names, does not have anything to do how the grid works with them.

Finding bugs, and reporting, is a different skill set.
And has nothing to do with a code review.

I guess Antigravity (the IDE) has no problems with Googles Antigravity to remote control my browser and solve most CaptChas for me.

Yesterday I had a funny CaptCha failure, had to repeat it like 5 times. The items it wanted me to click simply were not as often in the pictures as "the algorithm" thought there should be.

Took ten minutes to finally get through ...

Most people who make this mistake, make it by accident.
I am the only one here doing it by intention to piss off aholes like you. :D

Most spelling mistakes are: typing mistakes!

And like everyone who learn "whole word reading": we do not see the mistake when we reread what we have typed. Because we know what we typed ... ooops. It is difficult enough to realize a whole word is missing. Because since I had covid: I make that mistake often. Either the verb or the noun is not there, and I only realize it after 10 times.

Also while your explanation is correct: it is not logical. So: people either don't graps it or do not remember it.

"it's" (with an apostrophe) is a contraction of "it is". "its" is the possessive pronoun, which was intended here.

The apostrophes 's is in general an indication of possession. Examples: This is Tom's bike. This is Anna's dress.
It is completely logical to assume for a non native Englisch Speakern that "it's" is the possessive pronoun.

Hope that helps to soften your futures wrath :P

The fun fact probably is: if you had made a blood test in USA, they just had drawn the blood and sent it overseas to be analyzed there "for cheap".