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Flight996

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Just wondering if anyone here has emailed Brad Thompson or Andrew Tillett at the AFR following their article Chinese lithium pioneer calls for fair go in Australia (17 Jun 2024).

If not, I am considering sending them a short summary about China's role in fucking over AVZ, and the federal government's silence on the issue.

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How many stop work orders now? 2nd one? Wonder how many more will be issued where zijin DGAF

Yes, Zijin Mining and its subsidiary Jin Cheng Mining are protected species.

They are protected at every level of government, all the way to King Felix himself, proving once again that size matters.
 
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Suspending is one thing, enforcing the suspension is another but we are sounding a little more hopeful.
 
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Spot on

Spot on - it's always been about "mass transport", not consumerland.
TC.
I would argue it is both TC - buses, roadtrains and actual trains will be a large part of it but so will autonomous EV's.

Tony Seba argues that it will be cheaper per km to pay for a autonomous EV's (AEV's) like a "robotaxi" as a service (Think Uber at the moment but no driver), than it will be to use/run an existing car that is already paid off. (TaaS - Transport as a Service).

Australia will be one of the last western countries for mass adoption IMO due to the large land mass and small population, but America and the EU will kick off with this due to high density areas (China is also rumoured to approve Tesla FSD this year)

There's even talk about robotaxis taking some market share off of short domestic flights. Think how long it takes from door to door (getting to airport, checking in, flying, grabbing baggage and driving to hotel) and compare that with being picked up at your door and taking an autonomous electric vehicle on a 6 hour drive where you can sit back in the privacy of the car.

Think about people who would prefer to take an AEV than catch the bus or train - if it costs the same why wouldn't they.

And for people doubting autonomous EV's, Waymo already has a driverless rideshare system running in San Francisco today, yes it isn't perfect but it's progressing, although they are Geofence restricted with HD mapping and have lots of LiDar sensors. Teslas vision only system (And Chinese Companies are already trying to copy it) has been improving rapidly since their FSD 12 Version and it will only become a matter of time before they "turn on" the system to their entire fleet as their hardware in all of the existing fleet is capable to handle the software.

I'm saying all of this because I'm not sure if the majority of people (Including Government) actually realise how strategically important Manono still is. By 2030 it will be glaringly obvious.

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I would argue it is both TC - buses, roadtrains and actual trains will be a large part of it but so will autonomous EV's.

Tony Seba argues that it will be cheaper per km to pay for a autonomous EV's (AEV's) like a "robotaxi" as a service (Think Uber at the moment but no driver), than it will be to use/run an existing car that is already paid off. (TaaS - Transport as a Service).

Australia will be one of the last western countries for mass adoption IMO due to the large land mass and small population, but America and the EU will kick off with this due to high density areas (China is also rumoured to approve Tesla FSD this year)

There's even talk about robotaxis taking some market share off of short domestic flights. Think how long it takes from door to door (getting to airport, checking in, flying, grabbing baggage and driving to hotel) and compare that with being picked up at your door and taking an autonomous electric vehicle on a 6 hour drive where you can sit back in the privacy of the car.

Think about people who would prefer to take an AEV than catch the bus or train - if it costs the same why wouldn't they.

And for people doubting autonomous EV's, Waymo already has a driverless rideshare system running in San Francisco today, yes it isn't perfect but it's progressing, although they are Geofence restricted with HD mapping and have lots of LiDar sensors. Teslas vision only system (And Chinese Companies are already trying to copy it) has been improving rapidly since their FSD 12 Version and it will only become a matter of time before they "turn on" the system to their entire fleet as their hardware in all of the existing fleet is capable to handle the software.

I'm saying all of this because I'm not sure if the majority of people (Including Government) actually realise how strategically important Manono still is. By 2030 it will be glaringly obvious.

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Need help in registerying my AVZ assets, contacted Automic and they say I don't have anny assets at all, but my Interactive Brokers account is where I purchased my shares. Is this going to be an issue in getting my new SRN?
 
Need help in registerying my AVZ assets, contacted Automic and they say I don't have anny assets at all, but my Interactive Brokers account is where I purchased my shares. Is this going to be an issue in getting my new SRN?
Still tryna work through this with them
 

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Oh dear mate. Sorry to hear. Well at least you picked a good name.
It really is unfortunate
 
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By the way guys. I've been away for the last 3 weeks. Been trying to like all the posts on what we used to call twitter and also post what I can from existing assets. Been unable to get onto creating new content but will try do something over the weekend that all can share if they want.
 
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If alcohol can damage your short term memory, imagine the damage alcohol can do...
 
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If alcohol can damage your short term memory, imagine the damage alcohol can do...
Reminds me of this one:
If alcohol can damage your short term memory, imagine the damage alcohol can do...
 
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If alcohol can damage your short term memory, imagine the damage alcohol can do...
who the fuck are you , 1 more local Javanese vodka and I might remember 😂😂😂😂
 
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