Absolutely! The Maya civilization has such a rich and fascinating history. Their contributions to mathematics, astronomy, and architecture are truly remarkable. It's amazing how their culture and knowledge have survived through the centuries.

Great point, George! The past can be tricky, but the real question is: what will Kamala Harris do moving forward? What’s your take-do you think she can change current perceptions?

@Thedigitalpodcast-o5q could take A long time. Stay away over time may help

Interesting take, Fendergibs! It raises a big question: what could she do differently to change that perception? I’d love to hear your thoughts

@ she was asked that very question and had no answer. All the major news networks asked "what would you have done differently during your Vice presidency? and what separates you from Joe Biden her answer was confusing word salad of nonsense and clichés. It's almost as if she answered it in gypsy curses. She was never engaged as vice president and as a result, had no insight. She didn't know what she didn't know because she never challenged herself to understand problems and how to solve them. How can you fix the border problem? If you don't know the extent of the border problem & not visiting there??? for example the list goes on and on.

Sarcasm or truth, it’s all about perspective. What’s your take-powerful, overrated, or somewhere in between?

Not a joke, I promise! 😅 But I’m curious-what’s got you thinking that? Let’s hear your take!

Glad the title caught your attention! This video is meant to spark conversation, not convince anyone of a 'narrative.' But hey, stumps do have their moments-thanks for the colorful metaphor! 😊

@@Thedigitalpodcast-o5q - this is deception.

Thanks for pointing that out! We'll work on our pronunciation-names matter, and so does constructive feedback. 😊

history has a funny way of surprising us, doesn’t it? 😉

Interesting perspective! This video is about exploring her journey, so feel free to stick around

If the Pentagon does have a comedy channel, they’re probably stealing our material. Thanks for noticing!

You're very welcome! Let me know how can I make this better, would you like fixed closed captions?

Definitely someone to keep an eye on.

Wow, thank you for the amazing feedback! It’s great to hear you enjoyed the voiceover. I’ll focus on making thumbnails and visuals more engaging to captivate the audience. Let’s definitely stay connected

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it's a real analysis, thank you for listening, really.

Yeah, tariffs definitely made it harder for American cars to compete in Europe, but there are still a few around like Tesla and Jeep.

True, people want basic features that work. Aptera may be ahead of the curve, but it’s not quite there yet.

1. Aptera was NEVER designed to be the vehicle that "people mostly want"; it was designed to be the most efficient-yet-safe personal transport possible. 2. And that's fine: saying "Aptera can't supply that in X years" is like claiming "people mostly want apples, pears can never be like that!" 3. If you're claiming "people mostly want....no solar" - well they certainly have plenty of options for 'no solar' already, don't they? 4. As always, your 'ideas' make no sense at all.

"Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated." Mark Twain Poke the troll and step back, friend; AIM is bound to do what he lives to do, spew poo right back at you! Aussie has been predicting Aptera's imminent demise for going on three years, yet here they are stronger than ever. Production intent vehicles are rolling off their nascent line as Aussie trolls with a whimpering whine. See you in Vegas!

@@EmorDniLap "1. Aptera was NEVER designed to be the vehicle that "people mostly want"; it was designed to be the most efficient-yet-safe personal transport possible." I never spoke of what Aptera was designed to be; I just said it was not what people mostly want. You are completely off track and have changed the subject. "2. And that's fine: saying "Aptera can't supply that in X years" is like claiming "people mostly want apples, pears can never be like that!"" That's weird. It may be like that in your demented mind, but all I said was Aptera can't supply a product in many years - and they still can't. I don't care what you think that's like. "3. If you're claiming "people mostly want....no solar" - well they certainly have plenty of options for 'no solar' already, don't they?" I agree, but it doesn't change the fact that most people don't want a solar EV. They are happy with a painted, cell-free surface on their car. In fact, they want a car - not a silly trike. "4. As always, your 'ideas' make no sense at all." You're a d0pe. These are not my ideas - they are facts - and you have a twisted mind.

@@aussieideasman8498 "1. I never spoke of what Aptera was designed to be; I just said it was not what people mostly want." And *I* said that Aptera was not DESIGNED to be "what people mostly want"...but you are clearly unable to process that! "2. Aptera can't supply a product in 20 years." While the new Aptera's form may appear very similar to the one started by the company 20 years ago, the new company and the new design began in 2019 and very little actually remains the same. But again, you have shown yourself unable to understand these radical advancements. "3....most people...want a car - not a silly trike." Sure, and 'most people' have plenty of options for that vanilla four-wheeler. Glad we agree on the fact that Aptera is never going to be that vehicle: they certainly don't *want* to be that vanilla car! "4. These are not my ideas - they are facts" 🤣Only in *your* mind are your opinions automatically facts, Mr. 'Ideas Man'!!!

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Hyperinflation scenarios like you described are always a possibility in extreme cases. Diversifying wealth and being prepared are key steps, but staying updated on reliable economic data is equally important. Let's hope for stabilization ahead!

@ when you threaten your people with a sales tax, which a tariff is, inflation increases twofold, prices increase,.supply reduces so prices rise. With the retaliation being the loss of main sectors unemployment rates rise quickly as do bankruptcy and interest rates. US dollar losing ground as a commercial currency will collapse the dollar. You all voted for this so enjoy the consequences and you will get no sympathy

Totally, sometimes it’s better to go with non-US products, especially after having a bad experience with the quality.

It’s actually going to be your farmers who are already feeling the pain They will lose their farms but they were doomed after trump’s first term

Yeah, it’s been tough on a lot of farmers. The effects of past decisions seem to be catching up.

@ why then vote against their best interests?

Definitely, buying before the tariffs hit is a good way to avoid paying extra.

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