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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
“When families can't afford heat this winter, should we fix that fast with whatever fuel works, or slow down and do it in a way that lasts?”
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- UnicornBlues...
A trillion dollars
What would I do with that? I would like to believe that I could end suffering, at least in some area of life, but realistically, it would be a task that couldn't be fulfilled. I wouldn't know how to do this but this would be my goal.... - Shera JoyCry...
Wow the green section so far (behind time) was ridiculously short in the debate. Seems like Vance is looking at specifically energy policy. So frustrating that there is never a mention of the bigger picture.... - Terry387...
Greece and Turkey can easily resolve their differences, if Mr.Erdogan stops threatening Greece with war. There is the issue of the continental shelf, oil and natural gas deposits in the mediterranean, Turkish airforce jets flying into Greek airspace, the unresolved Cyprus issue,... - trust...
I have been upgrading my estimate for valuation of remote high end sustainable living arrangements. .. this will be a trend that grows . Its why China is against data centers. We will improve and harden grudge when big players need it to be. And they do .... Bilderberg is just middle management. Here’s who actually pulls the strings
In a July 2026 Commodity Culture interview, mining engineer Simon Michaux warns that a hidden transnational “criminal oligarchy” is engineering a structural global reset—using crises, wars, and fear to force populations into a techno-feudal “slave system”—as the oil-and-fiat... America's Diesel Crisis: The Supply Problem Behind the Record Prices
America Has a Fuel Problem, But It Is Not One Single Emergency The most recent major state action came from Texas on September 28, 2026, when Governor Greg Abbott declared a statewide disaster over soaring diesel prices and expanded the circumstances under which dyed diesel can... The House passed the Ratepayer Protection Act (H.R. 9340) on September 16, 2026, by a 417-3 vote.
The bill creates a federal standard that state regulators can adopt for large-load customers—primarily AI data centers drawing 100 MW or more. Operators of those facilities would have to cover the incremental costs of new generation, transmission, and related grid upgrades rather... - tjones47...
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Rules for Thee No Power for Me The Mayors Heat Wave Disaster
Warmth of Collectivism Feels Like 110 Degrees With No Electricity They forced everyone toward electric buses and cars while shutting down real power plants. When the heat hit over 100 degrees and felt like 110 the system collapsed. Thousands lost power mostly in the Bronx.... - JUSTBOB...
- Audie...
California hit the wall?
So I live in california and so not a newsom fan. I think his ideas cost us way too much. His taxes are killing us. So to list out a couple points - 1.... I just have questions for further research and a curiosity to expand your thinking here. First, I'm curious if you could share more about this "The U.S.... Thanks Yuri, I hadn't come across Carbon Dividends (shows my ignorance of this whole field!). I want to research more but to share some quick thoughts (since I like learning from you and making the convo happen and if i dont do quick i might never respond or take far too long),...