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It's a 'Tuxie'

Link if you're interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cPhWpprLmM

These are the foreign holdings: http://ticdata.treasury.gov/Publish/mfh.txt

From what I understand, the rest are citizens & US based funds.

" As we learn from Andy Grove, former Intel CEO and author of the book High Output Management, it is also important to define and track counter-metrics to provide necessary context, because metrics are sometimes optimized to a fault.

For example, engineering tickets will vary in importance, so if your engineers have closed the critical tickets, they’re doing better than if they close most tickets but only the easiest ones. Similarly, if the half of candidates that accept your job offers are less skilled than the half that decline, then you’re doing worse than the raw percentage indicates. "

2. Think about problems in your life that you'd like to solve. Talk to potential customers to validate.

3.Transition slowly from one thing to the next. Use the golden handcuff money to fund the initial steps of your venture.

If this project manages to reduce the cost per mile of building public transportation, the public as a whole will benefit greatly in the years to come. I'm not rich and I would love there to be many more subway lines built out in our cities.

It's the Tesla Roadster of public transit: an expensive proving ground for a technology with a mass-market demand. I'd rather the government give breaks to something with at least a sliver of hope of helping the common person - rather than tax cuts to wealthy, etc.

I'm sure those contribute to healthy aging.