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Posted On: 04/25/2022 11:26:43 PM
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At $20,848/share, we would still only be about a tenth of the market cap of Tesla.
So,
in a rational world - where a product or service would be valued according to its value to humanity? - I would assume a molecule with the ability to save lives across a massive swath of sickness and disease with ZERO SAE's might be worth more than a luxury-priced vehicle that, if adopted in large numbers, will overwhelm the electrical grid and cause great environmental harm vis a vis the mining of rare earths and the disposal of millions of tons of batteries.
But that would be in a rational world.
It does get crazy to imagine a CYDY market cap equivalent to Tesla's, however. Would we not be close to $200,000/share?
And didn't Tesla almost go broke in 2008, weren't they just 1 payroll cycle away from BK?
Huh.
So,
in a rational world - where a product or service would be valued according to its value to humanity? - I would assume a molecule with the ability to save lives across a massive swath of sickness and disease with ZERO SAE's might be worth more than a luxury-priced vehicle that, if adopted in large numbers, will overwhelm the electrical grid and cause great environmental harm vis a vis the mining of rare earths and the disposal of millions of tons of batteries.
But that would be in a rational world.
It does get crazy to imagine a CYDY market cap equivalent to Tesla's, however. Would we not be close to $200,000/share?
And didn't Tesla almost go broke in 2008, weren't they just 1 payroll cycle away from BK?
Huh.
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