California - not Alabama, Texas, or Tennessee - has always been a global leader in innovation

Why are so many companies leaving California? Texas ...​

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The influx of McKesson Corp., CBRE Group, Core-Mark International, Oracle, Tesla, Hewlett-Packard. Hewlett Packard Enterprise:

California falls behind Texas in Fortune 500 ranking​

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Jun 6, 2026 — Other major Fortune 500 companies that left California included Oracle, Charles Schwab and Chevron. California's population exodus has yet ...

Manufacturers Leaving California in Increasing Numbers​

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Manufacturers Leaving California · Toyota · Bazz Houston Co. · Kulicke & Soffa Industries Inc. · Lennox Hearth Products Inc. · Hino Motors Manufacturing USA · Pfizer ...

352 Companies Left California. Here's Why​

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California's business exodus is accelerating. Palantir moved its headquarters to Florida. Yamaha is leaving California after nearly 50 years ...

ICYMI: 1,800 Companies Left California In a Year​

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About 13,000 companies left the state during that nine-year period. Of the 1,800 events, 299 of those departures landed in Texas. … In the past three years, ...
 
Your bloated Messiah is all in on AI, and you've never complained that anything Trump says or does is wrong.

WhiteHouse.gov​

"America’s decades-long leadership in AI research and development has resulted in cutting-edge, transformative technologies that are improving lives, growing innovative industries, empowering workers, and increasing national security. These successes are the result of a strong, long-term emphasis on visionary, competitive, and high-payoff fundamental research programs that advance the frontiers of AI. American R&D investments in AI are measured not only by the amount of our financial investment, but also in the quality and impact of the results."

Untrue. You need to spend more time reading my posts. But again, you see only what you want to.
 
Oracle, Tesla, and Chevron have moved their headquarters from California to states like Texas and others!
Thanks for helping to prove that a lot of major innovation and great ideas start in California, and eventually diffuse to other states
 
Yes, but do not forget Berkeley.
Some of America's original nuclear science research began at Columbia University; that's the origin of the program name 'Manhattan Project'.

Oddly enough, the original scientific innovations in nuclear research didn't happen in Tennessee or Alabama.
 

California is home to 32 of the top 50 AI companies​

Cal. has become the only state that has a company working on building and improving the DNB.
The Diamond nuclear battery , IF they can get it perfected and can start building battery's big enough to power cars it will change the world.
DNBs will be the best thing to happen in years.
Can you imagine buying a car that will run for millions of miles and never need to be filled up with fuel?
or a battery big enough to power your home ?
yep the DNB will change the world.
 
Cal. has become the only state that has a company working on building and improving the DNB.
The Diamond nuclear battery , IF they can get it perfected and can start building battery's big enough to power cars it will change the world.
DNBs will be the best thing to happen in years.
Can you imagine buying a car that will run for millions of miles and never need to be filled up with fuel?
or a battery big enough to power your home ?
yep the DNB will change the world.
That is not true at all. The same thing is being done in Utah and Nevada.
 
Thanks for helping to prove that a lot of major innovation and great ideas start in California, and eventually diffuse to other states
They moved out of California because the far left Democratic/Socialist/Communists loons who control the state ruined the state.

“Diffuse,” too funny.

But of course you knew that.
 
They moved out of California!
Thanks again for proving that many major innovations and great ideas start in California, and eventually spread to the rest of the nation.

The latest example is California is the undisputed global leader in AI technology, and the state is drawing more AI investment capital than the other 49 states combined.
 
Thanks again for proving that many major innovations and great ideas start in California, and eventually spread to the rest of the nation.

The latest example is California is the undisputed global leader in AI technology, and the state is drawing more AI investment capital than the other 49 states combined.
Otra vez:

They moved out of California because the far left Democratic/Socialist/Communists loons who control the state ruined the state.

“Diffuse,” too funny.

But of course you knew that.
 
Right, you're admitting major innovations and great ideas start in California, and then other states latch onto them by offering tax and business incentives. Why can't Texas innovate on it's own?
As to Texas not innovating, Jack Kilby and the integrated circuit at TI say hello. Texas has been at the forefront of energy innovation for like a century now.

It's interesting viewing being an area open to business as basically a negative as well as offering a cheaper cost of living. It's like the most Boomer/NIMBY argument ever (regarding the cost of living).
 
As to Texas not innovating, Jack Kilby and the integrated circuit at TI say hello. Texas has been at the forefront of energy innovation for like a century now.

It's interesting viewing being an area open to business as basically a negative as well as offering a cheaper cost of living. It's like the most Boomer/NIMBY argument ever (regarding the cost of living).
I repeatedly wrote that much innovation happens in California, not all of it.

It's objectively true that ever since World War 2, California has largely been the nation's epicenter for commercial and technological innovation and ideas. That's not my opinion. That is just fact.
 
Your bloated Messiah is all in on AI, and you've never complained that anything Trump says or does is wrong.

WhiteHouse.gov​

"America’s decades-long leadership in AI research and development has resulted in cutting-edge, transformative technologies that are improving lives, growing innovative industries, empowering workers, and increasing national security. These successes are the result of a strong, long-term emphasis on visionary, competitive, and high-payoff fundamental research programs that advance the frontiers of AI. American R&D investments in AI are measured not only by the amount of our financial investment, but also in the quality and impact of the results."

Smerconish made a good point about AI and it was in their daily poll: which scares you more: AI escaping control or humans weaponizing AI?

I picked humans weaponizing AI along with about 70% of the voters.
 
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