Comments by "Dr. Azimov" (@ProfAzimov) on "Logically Answered" channel.

  1.  @AdobadoFantastico  The USSR was communist, and thus not a lot of private commerce.
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  2. Lets make it happen
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  3. Thats assets under management. He can't spend that much money. You are like the people who think Jeff Bezos has a billion dollar bank account.
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  4. That hurts company financials, which is hard on high growth companies, and even can cause big companies to go into unnecessary debt. If you have a majority stake in a company, you probably invested your own money into the company, and you probably want to keep your holding to be profitable. Plus, share buybacks cost less per year.
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  5. It was probably some business tax that he owed for operating in the US
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  6. Court of Public Opinion
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  7. Ethereum isn't the currency, its a platform.
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  8. Money is just a way to quantify wealth. It's a number on a spreadsheet, determined by the government.
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  9. If 1M/year is 80% of the original revenue, the original revenue is 1.25M, not 1.2M
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  10. Steve was hardly working a 9-5, he was a startup executive, which is different from climbing the corporate ladder at a medium-big business.
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  11. Saudi Aramco
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  12. The Ice cream machine is still broken.
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  13. For a trillion dollar company, 14B is little
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  14. Why?
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  15. Funny how oreo is a bootleg hydrox
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  16. Saudi Aramco: Am I a f'king joke to you
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  17. 60% of Online Commerce
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  18. What about credit sussy
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  19.  @ParadoxlnABox  If you want an example of a CEO doing this, there is Adam Neumann putting his entire stake of wework to a 100 Million dollar line of credit from JPMORGAN Chase.
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  20. Software
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  21. I don't think it advances time, I think it increases the speed of an objects aging process.
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  22. Yet none of the competitors pay more
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  23. ​ @LogicallyAnswered  I wonder if the profit is actual cash or an accounting gimmick.
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  24. AIG was pretty integral to our financial system
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  25. Except he didn't have to pay back inventors
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  26. I see a pattern w/ these distressed firms, its that a new CEO tries to pivot the company away from its core business. While diversification is important, each business should be independent and focus on what it is good at.
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  27. You never lose taking profit
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  28. By a friendly buyer
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  29. Did you even watch the video
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  30. Why whould there be
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  31. Effective Auditing
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  32. ​ @isaacfaith9369  So 5g is controlling my mind through the vaccine?
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  33. Would he care? Prob No
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  34. Is the plan Day 1 profitability?
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  35.  @LogicallyAnswered  What I meant was, are you planning on taking on investors?
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  36. Factor consumption
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  37. Use my comment as a dislike button. Like the comment if you dislike the video
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  38. That has not been true since Nixon. How big was the rock you were laying under? Fiat currency is currency backed by nothing.
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  39. It said just under a trillion dollars
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  40.  @timhuang2501  And they must have enough cash to buyback the shares when they sell.
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  41. It seems weird to watch this after the Hindenberg report
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  42. Why did you put your life savings in one asset?
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  43. They could still sell cars
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  44. And it totally wasn't Amazon and Netflix who bankrupted Toys R Us and Blockbuster. Bad business model? No, it was totally just Kenny G. You are not the smartest
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  45. A bailout is an emergency cash infusion to prevent an organization from collapsing
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  46. When the index got 32%
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  47. Or in a fit of rage, like Kalinak and Jobs.
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  48. ​ @ltccat2262  They would be better privacy wise as they wouldn't exist
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