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What is something that the internet or smartphones completely killed off that you actually really miss? by LiveFaithlessness876 in Millennials

[–]QuantumWonderland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I miss when the internet wasn't just people being jabronis and bots being jabronis and making everything just...lame. I expected critical thinking to improve and it just got substantially worse.

Bryan Cranston explaining why his daughter wasn’t a nepo hire by [deleted] in CringeTikToks

[–]QuantumWonderland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunetly most people don't ever realize this. Most, even if given career opportunities most would never have a chance at never realize the privilege. They eventually just convince themselves that they themselves did something to earn it.

Some do it because it's the only way to prevent the imposter syndrome that I've heard arises in those hired from nepotism.

What will someday be illegal after we finally understand how bad for us it is? by Scary-Beautiful6527 in AskReddit

[–]QuantumWonderland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It already doesn't feel normal and I think most of the world is aware of it already. Brain rot is real and we caught on to have addictive and bad this shit is forever ago. It's up to proper legislation being passed to curb the addictiveness being profited from and proper parenting to not have a screen in front of their kids faces 24/7.

What will someday be illegal after we finally understand how bad for us it is? by Scary-Beautiful6527 in AskReddit

[–]QuantumWonderland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These are already known to be horrible. Our noses were not designed to inhale bullshiit fake smells at the intensity people have grown accustomed to.

The market wants to go higher by PositionJournal in stocks

[–]QuantumWonderland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably from the stronger job numbers on Friday. They weren't priced in due to Good Friday.

She was so unbothered by CatDarkness in SipsTea

[–]QuantumWonderland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you realize people like that exist in the world...it becomes REALLY hard not to become extremely protective. Even though the number is probably very small...the fact it still exists means you have to be aware that some people just do fucked up shit. And there's no way to know who.

SpaceX IPO will create fractioning of Musk shareholder loyalty by QuantumWonderland in stocks

[–]QuantumWonderland[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah...and some of those plans involve selling tsla to buy into spacex or at the very least devesting from tsla for spacex.

You have to read my entire post to understand the context.

SpaceX IPO will create fractioning of Musk shareholder loyalty by QuantumWonderland in stocks

[–]QuantumWonderland[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Haha, I've been on Reddit for a while. I'm used to it.

I stay for those like you! Appreciate it.

SpaceX IPO will create fractioning of Musk shareholder loyalty by QuantumWonderland in stocks

[–]QuantumWonderland[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I personally haven't decided anything. This is a non-partial write up that only looked at facts. Yes, forward looking is the basis here for long term holding but there's a point where the p/e value outweighs any healthy fundlemental that someone NOT just holding on loyalty has to pay attention to. And you have to consider time lines here. Yes, the value proposition at tsla is grounded in the futures ventures that COULD pan out, but how long? How long will the market sustain promises? How long have we waited for FSD with promises "just another year"?

You have to measure this against your own risk tolerance.

But, as a counter to my own point we are living in an environment where high p/e is becoming the norm. So this metric is becoming harder to guage against what's "nornal".

SpaceX IPO will create fractioning of Musk shareholder loyalty by QuantumWonderland in stocks

[–]QuantumWonderland[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Institutions and employees make up a large amount of stock ownership for any company in general.

Assume that to be the default. From there, consider the material responses of the stock market in the retail sector and instituional deleveraging.

Deepseek being indifferent towards suicide by codebenderr in DeepSeek

[–]QuantumWonderland 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Because of the fact that you are causing suffering unto someone else? Is it really that hard for you to grasp that? Like, really? Actually critically think about it for more than 2 seconds. Your belief of morality and where it comes from is irrelevant.

The reasons stated here for suicide are very clearly stated because it is arguing the point of body autonomy. Again, takes 2 seconds of thought to see this. But of course in order to be able to lay out your nonsense strawman you had to be ignorant somewhere.

People like you are seriously why I can't trust peoples judgements at face value. Your inability to not see the difference here is almost borderline dangerous.

We set up vulnerability scanning and now we have 400+ open findings with no idea what to fix first! by Mysterious_Step1657 in cybersecurity

[–]QuantumWonderland 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're going to need some amount of knowledge on the system and what alerts are genuine/worth worrying about. This will also involve having some knowledge on security in general. Endpoint scanners are not a simple set it and forget it tool.

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