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replyindeed, very happy to see scientifically minded folks running for office.
replyOn the flip side, as an ex-physicist, politically minded academics more often than not were among the most annoying people I’ve met. Not saying this person is an academic, I can’t find out what they do at all which means they’re likely not an academic.
replyThe usability and potential profits of housing were there in 2007 and 2008, too.
replyIn 2007, It was regular people who lost their homes and their leveraged investment properties. Regular people are not leveraged into AI startups today. If the AI bubble pops, regular feel people will feel the direct financial consequences significantly less than the '07 housing crisis.
reply> Regular people are not leveraged into AI startups today
replythis isn't accurate. as an example, anyone with a 401k will be affected by the stock market and the stock market is mostly tech, and tech has bet the house on ai
"Your 401k should never go down at all" is not a realistic expectation.
replyHopefully, people who need to pull from their 401k's soon have wound down to less risky positions. 401k exposure is just not the same thing as your house valuation tanking.
And the valuations made no sense in 10 yea....oh.
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