Fair to say that Jeff Bezos has greatly benefited from free markets and would be very hard-pressed to describe an incursion into his personal liberties he has suffered.

I RIP'ed it early. It's not gone, but it did move, I guess. I just noticed it wasn't there the last time I was in Seattle. Nevertheless....

This is not surprising, nor is his disingenuousness a new trait. I recall an interview he gave years ago where he said how much he loves bookstores while standing in front of Elliot Bay Bookstore in Seattle (RIP), while Amazon was actively putting brick-and-mortar booksellers out of business.

Assuming the United States has 335 million people, that’s just under six dollars per person. Great job, Elon. You’re my hero.

Could there be efficiencies in indirect costs for research? Maybe, but mostly they’re just going pass those costs along to students who are already overwhelmed with tuition, creating an even larger gap between the haves and the have nots.

12+ inches?

This seems like the thing Elon should be focused on.

It’s interesting if not concerning. Don’t see Jaime Dimon doing that (or you, though I don’t think you’re invited). Even the Bill Gates thing is strange.