The main issue here is that movie theaters have been begging for more movies to be produced. Instead of producing them, the production companies are experimenting with re-releases.

I've been waiting for them to re-release that old classic, Iron Man 3.

I 'quit' LinkedIn years ago, it's signal to noise ratio was getting too high. It contained far too many articles sporting click-bait titles but simply rehashing common sense information that most should already know and recruiters that would pester anyone that posted comments anywhere and seemed employable. About the only good part was the ability to easily follow fellow team members after they found new jobs.

Never missed it once ....

It's a six mile chunk of rock. Should this really be classified as a Moon? It's basically an asteroid in temporary orbit.

Yup. But it _does_ cover a lot of road trip routes. There are still a few spots that require 300+ mile range, but they're going to be covered within the next 2-3 years.

Here's the Supercharger map: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fsupercharge.info%2Fmap - if you live along the coasts, you're fine. If you click on a supercharger on the map, you can then click on "circle on", this will show the circle with a tunable radius. You can also look in Plugshare at other charging networks: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.plugshare.com%2F As of 2025, there are only a few places in the US where you can get stranded with a vehicle with a 250-mile range.

Myspace made billions of dollars and the product category (social networking) is still here today.

OpenAI might fail but the product (slightly less braindead chatbots) are going to be here for a long time.

"Look, we know you spend a lot of time connecting to Western sites, but ya'll have been getting a bit uppity again. Don't ever forget who's boss here".

If you have 400 million active users, you can monetize that.

Have you heard of motivated reasoning?

ChatGPT has over 400 million active users. If you have 400 million active users, it's not a bubble.

Eventually it will enter the monetization/enshittification stage, and they will monetize those users.

I'm not sure you know anything about math.

Yes, now you got it.

They are looking at a short term trend. There is nothing wrong with that. It's helpful to try to understand short term trends.

Well, wouldn't it be nice if easy cancellation was mandatory? Perhaps the FTC should make a rule about it?

Congrats, you clicked on the link and looked at the graph. You are now less ignorant than before. Excellent work.

Now if you will read the text of the article, it should clear up some of your concerns, and you will be even less ignorant than before. I suggest you do it before replying.