Indicators that you’re becoming poorer day by day.
1. Stay much longer in bed sleeping
2. Your phone is only free when sleeping
3. No sooner you get money, than you spend it.
4. Always blaming someone else for your problems
5. Always talking/hanging out with people with no goals.
6. Always procrastinating.
7. Always getting angry with people who post achievements in life.
@maxterer12@kevothadi@moneyacademyKE Yeah, solar is cheaper and green, but efficiency is 30% therefore doesnt offer stablility. Peak hours is from 5 pm to 9pm so unless you build bess storage which is expensive you cant industrialize
@maxterer12@kevothadi@moneyacademyKE Also we are energy poor in resource, we dont have big rivers to generate hep. To industrialize we have to use coal and fossil oil
@maxterer12@kevothadi@moneyacademyKE Per capita of kenya is around $2500. We have to double to around $6000 so that we can have enough capital to fund green energy. Our main issue is job creation, eradication of poverty. Rich countries are the one who are supposed to go green
@maxterer12@kevothadi@moneyacademyKE Most of the changes in climate such as ice age, elnino, lanina has been happening even before pre industrialization era in 17th century. Carbon dioxide plays just a small role and that shouldnt hinder us not to industrialize.
@maxterer12@kevothadi@moneyacademyKE Expansion of arid areas is because of cutting trees, overgrazing. What i meant is that the whole of africa we produce just 1% of carbon dioxide therefore biggest concern shouldnt be climate change but poverty eradiction
Chima, usa and india are still building coal plants
@maxterer12@kevothadi@moneyacademyKE Climate change is a scam their is no evidence about it, their is no need for us to stay poor when we have the resources lets first escape poverty.
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Somaliland has been peaceful for 35 years, unlike Somalia.
Somalilanders hold elections.
It has a government, currency, army, and hosts workers from Kenya and across Africa.
US and the world should recognize Somaliland.
Recognizing a functioning state is not “breaking Africa.”