There is no moat. If one of the players briefly overtakes the others, they risk being overtaken themselves in a short span of time- and in any case, consumers won't be willing to pay if there is a free alternative thats marginally weaker. OpenAI is walking dead

The post is very insightful, but it’s also super US centric. The primary issue is not identifying the necessary reforms, as this post does well, but actually implementing them. Diagnosing the problems is easy. The core difficulty lies in pushing these changes through within

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Fuldstændig uproblematisk

Emil Møller Fun fact: Århus har oplevet en langsommere vækst i huspriser, på trods af større relativ befolkningsvækst.

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Trump administration failure. Not that it should surprise but nonetheless

If you think there is no chain reaction from Trump admin trade policy, think again...

Av av av. Vanvittige scener hvis du spørger mig. Godt at Trump Administrationen ser de uskyldige i øjnene som er offer for deres fuldstændig langt ude politik #dkpol #dkmedier

Ffs how hard can it be

Current state of the UK....

Husk at en stemme på Mads Strange er en stemme på lobbyistvirksomheden Rud Pedersen. Rud Pedersen er bl.a. kendt for skandalen fra 2024 hvor de glemte at oplyse fødevareforbundet NNF om at de samtidig havde Danske Svineproducenter som kunder - dvs. at Rud Pedersen repræsenterede

Nok korrekt. Problemet er snarere at DD, DF og måske BP skal konkurrere med hinanden under en blå regering. Enhedslisten mfl har en track record som et stabilt støtteparti. Det har de blå fløj partier ikke- tværtimod..

Cool article but... Is it really that complex? Trump= running vol shocks I am not surprised

That risk premium materialised when the assets were frozen. Expropriation was the right move and the EU should have done it much earlier. If you’re uncomfortable with “cruel Westerners” defending themselves, by all means store your assets in China or repatriate them and hold

Ireland hadn’t a pot to piss in when it joined the EU and, if multinationals start to reduce their footprint in Ireland, that could be the case again. Ireland spent 41 of 52 years of its EU membership being in net other people’s money, to the tune of €41bn. In 2023, Ireland

🇺🇸 Truflation US Inflation today: 2.7% Our numbers indicate that US inflation is slowly heading back towards 3% from its all-time low in April 2025 at 1.22%. The recent spikes were driven by higher prices of goods and alcohol for holiday shoppers. The food inflation, which

Thats disposable income. Danes pay higher tax and Americans pay for services out of their disposable incomes that Danes don't need to. Its a flawed comparison. Danes are as productive as Americans. We just take more time off and pay more tax....