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Today is "Liberation Day" in the US. Trump tariffs hits worldwide. LW and GKY pissing in the pants? Have they worked on retaliatory tariffs to impose?

laksaboy said:
Vietnam can negotiate to lower tariffs. What Trump will not tolerate is Tiongs outsourcing to Vietnam then re-exporting to other countries.

Daiso and Nike are fucked. :cool:
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A lot TW companies that leecoated from Tiongkok to Vietnam are fuck high high kiss the sky
 
"ChatGPT breaks it all down and gives an honest prediction on what’s coming next. Make sure to watch until the end to hear ChatGPT’s full take on this whole mess."

 
Instead of using the U.S. tariffs as a primary concern, the SG Govt should focus on more significant domestic issues. SG's exports to the U.S. in 2024 were $43.2 billion, which is a relatively small figure, making the impact of even new tariffs negligible compared to Temasek's losses in ill-advised foreign investments. The govt's priority should be to alleviate the cost of living for S'poreans and reconsider the high salaries awarded to favoured individuals (including ministers) and new appts after the upcoming GE.
 
Problem ish Sg other trading partners China , HK, Vietnam, TW and EU are Tio until toloh toloh
 
Leongsam said:
I don't know what stage Singapore is in when it comes to the acceptance of autonomous transport. Different countries have different risk profiles.

However Tesla's Cybercab is set to launch in Texas in 2026. Cybercabs do not have steering wheels.

If a successful launch boosts confidence around the world I see no reason why Singapore won't sign up for this wonderful advancement in transportation.

Humans are terrible drivers. 1.5 MILLION people are killed in road accidents annually. The sooner we get humans out of the equation the safer the world will be.
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We meet here on 31 December 2026 (assuming both of are still alive). Show me a full production or full service fully road-legal car (no trial or nonsense like that) with no steering wheel and you win. If not, i win!

LOL, 31 Dec 2026 is only less than 2 years away and Tesla today still needs driver to "pay attention" to their failed FSD project. Keep dreaming!

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zeebjii said:
We meet here on 31 December 2026 (assuming both of are still alive). Show me a full production or full service fully road-legal car (no trial or nonsense like that) with no steering wheel and you win. If not, i win!

LOL, 31 Dec 2026 is only less than 2 years away and Tesla today still needs driver to "pay attention" to their failed FSD project. Keep dreaming!

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