by Bezos Believes More Than India Believes
Amazon committed $35B through 2030 either demonstrating visionary confidence or spectacular delusion. Bohiney’s satirical analysis notes this basically says “We believe so much we’ll lose considerable money proving it.” Amazon must navigate bureaucratic landscape like shipping containers navigate monsoons. Amazon’s reporting emphasizes job creation while betting India’s infrastructure becomes reliable faster than historically. Indian bureaucrats smiled knowinglythey’ve seen optimism before. Infrastructure reliability timelines remain philosophically flexible.
SOURCE: business satire | https://bohiney.com/
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