[update]Elon and Friends moving to Texas, Samsung $17 billion plant in Taylor

Well said

 

I disagree with your premise that the education system is the root of the problem and thus needs to be changed to fix the problem. Yes, there are areas that needs to be improved but that doesnt necessitate a total overhaul, talk less adopting an untested framework (as you have proposed).

It works for everyone else in the world, so the question is why is it not working for the US? if the output of similar systems are siginificantly different, the problem is not with the system, but with the inputs into the system.

The US population is literate but not well educated. A lot of graduates have been produced by a system that allows people to pass through the path of least resistance to a college degree, while the basic thinking faculties that should have been developed in the process are often found wanting. Add the arrogance living off historical success and a very high resistance to change, is why we currently have a labor force that is overpriced given what it offers. The US labor force has fallen behind for over a two decades and are only being propped up by H-1B and similar imported labor

The US society doesnt seem to appreciate what good education is, or they simply no longer know what it looks like. If you want to fix things, first step is the fixing orientation, perception and values of the society towards quality education.

 

Yalls boy

 

Lulz!

 

2018-2019 CSA GDP Growth
+$71.792 Billion New York-Newark(+3.53%)
+$63.162 Billion Los Angeles-Long Beach(+4.93%)
+$59.594 Billion San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland(+5.79%)
+$30.267 Billion Seattle-Tacoma(+6.87%)
+$29.692 Billion Washington-Baltimore-Arlington(+3.80%)
+$28.479 Billion Boston-Worcester-Providence(+4.33%)
+$20.568 Billion Philadelphia-Reading-Camden(+4.18%)
+$18.883 Billion Dallas-Fort Worth(+3.61%)
+$18.359 Billion Chicago-Naperville(+2.58%)
+$17.667 Billion Miami-Port St Lucie-Fort Lauderdale(+5.43%)
+$16.789 Billion Atlanta-Athens-Clarke County-Sandy Springs(+3.77%)
+$14.770 Billion Houston-The Woodlands(+2.91%)

US Metro Areas 2019 GDP Per Capita compared to Countries
$185,741 Monaco
$173,356 Liechtenstein
$168,140 San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara
$125,120 San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley
$114,705 Luxembourg
$106,747 Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue
$99,376 Boston-Cambridge-Newton
$96,854 New York-Newark-Jersey City
$89,022 Washington-Arlington-Alexandria
$84,096 Macau
$82,388 Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim
$81,994 Switzerland
$78,661 Ireland
$76,959 Baltimore-Columbia-Towson
$76,641 Denver-Aurora-Lakewood
$75,828 San Diego-Chula Vista-Carslbad
$75,420 Norway
$75,038 Minneapolis-St Paul-Bloomington
$74,979 Chicago-Naperville-Elgin
$74,515 Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington
$72,491 Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land
$70,199 Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro
$70,131 Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Alpharetta
$69,991 Pittsburgh
$69,174 Dallas-Forth Worth-Arlington
$67 683 Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia
$66,945 Iceland
$65,233 Singapore
$64,782 Qatar
$62,479 Detroit-Warren-Dearborn
$61,882 St Louis
$61,227 Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach
$59,822 Denmark
$54,949 Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler
$54,907 Australia
$52,958 Tampa-St Petersburg-Clearwater
$52,448 Netherlands
$42,933 Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario

2010-2019 Combined Statistical Area(CSA) GDP Growth
New York-Newark............................................+$624.620 Billion(+42.22%)
San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland........................+$492.029 Billion(+82.84%)
Los Angeles-Long Beach...................................+$442.265 Billion(+49.09%)
Washington-Baltimore-Arlington........................+$208.586 Billion(+34.65%)
Boston-Worcester-Providence.......................... .+$205.955 Billion(+42.88%)
Chicago-Naperville...........................................+$200.434 Billion(+37.98%)
Seattle-Tacoma...............................................+$198.898 Billion(+73.21%)
Dallas-Fort Worth............................................+$193.170 Billion(+55.38%)
Atlanta-Athens-Clarke County-Sandy Springs......+$167.943 Billion(+57.25%)
Houston-The Woodlands...................................+$164.798 Billion(+46.29%)
Miami-Port St Lucie-Fort Lauderdale...................+$139.288 Billion(+51.90%)
Philadelphia-Camden-Reading...........................+$125.655 Billion(+32.54%)

source: data.census.gov

 

@MojoMan it seems like your meme contradicts data. How is this possible. I thought memes and comics display objective truths of our reality.

 

You know basic economics 101 clearly shows one place having significantly more demand with those prices. Your data here is diametrically opposed to your narrative.

 

You saying Elon is a poor and cant afford CA? Or he pays his people poorly so they cant afford homes in CA?

 

He might wind up opening one.

Spoiler

On the MOON

 

Your premise is that Cali is in low demand.