nope.Atlas Shrugged is a very good book that highlights how oppressive government chokes out innovation.
Who is John Galt?
some faggot.Who is John Galt?
it is decent writing.It's a good book because it makes you think.
Any book that makes you think is worth your time.
real innovators are destroyed and killed off like tesla.
corporations are the tools Keynesian banker totalitarians use to wreak havoc on the world at large.
and neocon supply side satanists are nasty fascist butt plugs.
I mean tesla the inventor. not the car company.This is wrong. Tesla is a product of the Green / environmental movement and government in collusion. Tesla would have failed decades ago without massive government subsidies and tax breaks. Today, government often chooses winners and losers in the marketplace and real innovators who run outside of that--the last big one was the PC revolution--are often left to die on the vine, even opposed, by government.
What does "Keynesian banker totalitarians" even mean?
Okay. What do you propose to put in their place?
Keynesianism is the operative banking philosophy the central bankers of the world are operating under right now.This is wrong. Tesla is a product of the Green / environmental movement and government in collusion. Tesla would have failed decades ago without massive government subsidies and tax breaks. Today, government often chooses winners and losers in the marketplace and real innovators who run outside of that--the last big one was the PC revolution--are often left to die on the vine, even opposed, by government.
What does "Keynesian banker totalitarians" even mean?
Okay. What do you propose to put in their place?
farts scare Kamalas.facts scare neocons.
also true.farts scare Kamalas.
Even Tesla the inventor got subsidized by a wealthy quasi-robber baron, George Westinghouse. Westinghouse saw Tesla's AC power as the counter to Edison's--his rival--DC power systems and invested in Tesla which turned out to be a very good bet.I mean tesla the inventor. not the car company.
completely different.
he was rejected by the banker elite for wanting to give the world free electricity.
eventually he did get investment from westing house. but jp Morgan rejected him previously outright for wanting to give the world free electricity.Even Tesla the inventor got subsidized by a wealthy quasi-robber baron, George Westinghouse. Westinghouse saw Tesla's AC power as the counter to Edison's--his rival--DC power systems and invested in Tesla which turned out to be a very good bet.
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Yes. Morgan was an investment banker. He made his money by investing in sure bets. That Tesla ended up a millionaire off royalties. Westinghouse was never the best at business and made a lot of investment mistakes by the way, and his company has a long tradition of that. For example, Westinghouse was an early entry into jet engine manufacturing. That business was so badly mismanaged it's still used as a case study today on how not to do things.eventually he did get investment from westing house. but jp Morgan rejected him previously outright for wanting to give the world free electricity.
the westinghouse people screwed him out of his shares too.
he died poor.
did you know these facts?
no.Yes. Morgan was an investment banker. He made his money by investing in sure bets. That Tesla ended up a millionaire off royalties. Westinghouse was never the best at business and made a lot of investment mistakes by the way, and his company has a long tradition of that. For example, Westinghouse was an early entry into jet engine manufacturing. That business was so badly mismanaged it's still used as a case study today on how not to do things.
Tesla himself simply wasn't good at money management and his relationship with Westinghouse remained cordial up to Westinghouse's death.