Actually it is not good. Yes, we overpay for stuff, but at a time when fascist superpowers are on the march, cutting defense spending is a bad idea.

“You would have to chug 8 gallons of it to get the same radiation as eating a banana.”

In a 'sign of desperation' Russia has accumulated billions in Rupies and Yuan that it can't use. These currencies are limited to 'one way trade' 🤭 #BRICS

No matter how you calculate it, the nuclear sector is outmanned and outgunned.

BRICs countries don't have a balance of trade so they can't use each others currencies or swap commodities in meaningful volumes.

E.g If Russia accepted rupies for oil then Russia gets worthless money for valuable oil 💀

Or if everyone used the Yuan it would push up the value…

Very insightful. If you want to understand the plight of a Ukrainian man then I highly recommend this read.

Utopian version of a powerful technology.

Don't want to see the dystopian version.

Here is what the USD 👑 thinks about the BRICs dedollarisation psyop 🤭

They don't what to use the USD because it is so strong. Good luck with that.

Hollywood is farkd.

BETTER. COM A MORTGAGE COMPANY BACKED BY SOFTBANK WENT PUBLIC VIA SPAC TODAY

THE STOCK PRICE ENDED THE DAY DOWN 93%

THE COMPANY WENT FROM BEING WORTH OVER $4 BILLION DOLLARS TO ALMSOT NOTHING OVERNIGHT $BETR

Holy smokes!!! If real this is big.

This is not real $BNB #manipulatio

How do the 'renewables are cheaper' people reconsile the fact that the opposite is true?

Great news

Gm CT

What two things drive our modern world?

1) Energy
2) Semiconductors

Which two countries are most likely to be involved in conflict over the coming years?

1) Russia (energy rich)
2) Taiwan (advanced semiconductors)

It is that simple.

One is used in the real world, both are over valued.

MYTH: Releasing treated Fukushima water into the ocean is dangerous.

Fact: A person could drink 2 liters of the treated water every day for a year (after desalination) & experience less radiation than taking a 5-hour airline flight.

Read Seaver Wang: bit.ly/45E9fLB

We are currently building ~1.5 nuclear plants per year (globally).

If we built 25 plants / year then by 2100 we would have only replaced 68% of fossil fuel plants and would have run out of known uranium reserves.

Energy Density (MJ/kg) Uranium 235 = 3,900,000 vs 24 for Coal.…

We saw what happened when Europe tied their energy security to Russia.

What sane person would want to tie their energy security to China?