Sitte i verdens rikeste, frieste og lykkeligste land og sammenlikne seg med Nord-Korea. Fordi folk er uenige med deg. Denne offerkåtskapen er ikke bare patetisk, men gudsjammerlig idiotisk.
Avkarbonisering, altså lavere CO2-utslipp målt i forhold til verdiskapingen, er ikke et nytt fenomen, og det meste skyldes høyere energieffektivitet, ikke redusert CO2-intensitet.
Konsernsjef Olav Osvoll i Tussa forklarer altså nedtapping med «forventet kraftunderskudd»? Hvordan påhjelper nedtapping i 25/26 et potensielt kraftunderskudd i 2030-35?
Han der burde sitte i fengsel.
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Dude just got profiled by the WSJ. Quite a story.
Christian Lamarco, 31. Went to a small Christian college in Pennsylvania with no Wall Street recruiting pipeline.
Once drove to Carnegie Mellon to compete against Ivy Leaguers in a stock-picking contest. Finished second. Won $100.
Cold-emailed his research to hedge funds, landed a job at a Chicago long-short fund, then quit in 2019 with just a few months of savings to start Culper Research.
Moved to NYC, working out of a Brooklyn apartment. His team? Just two analysts.
They started investigating Nvidia last year, then gave up. They doubted three guys could uncover something Wall Street had missed about the world's most valuable company.
Picked it back up in March.
Interviewed former Nvidia employees, dug through corporate filings in Singapore and Malaysia, examined scrubbed code, even studied YouTube footage outside a Taiwanese noodle shop.
May 13: After a sleepless night, a bagel and a cigarette, he published a 40-page short report flagging Nvidia’s China exposure and Jensen Huang’s relationship with Alice Huang.
The next day, Nvidia hit an all-time high.
Nobody cared.
Six months later, the story blew up…
@KEEilertsen HMAs forståelse av makrokonomi ligger lok langt over både ditt og mitt nivå. Du burde ellers forsøke å debattere saklig. Dette er bsre rør.
One of the most intense and profound moments in history. 11am on the 11th November 1918 when the guns fell silent. This should be shown in every school.
In Memoriam,
Private D. Sutherland
killed in Action in the German Trench 16 May 1916,
and the Others who Died
By Ewart Alan Mackintosh (1893 - 1917)
So you were David's father,
And he was your only son,
And the new-cut peats are rotting
And the work is left undone,
Because of an old man weeping,
Just an old man in pain,
For David, his son David,
That will not come again.
Oh, the letters he wrote you,
And I can see them still,
Not a word of the fighting
But just the sheep on the hill
And how you should get the crops in
Ere the year got stormier,
And the Bosches have got his body,
And I was his officer.
You were only David's father,
But I had fifty sons
When we went up that evening
Under the arch of the guns,
And we came back at twilight
— O God! I heard them call
To me for help and pity
That could not help at all.
Oh, never will I forget you,
My men that trusted me,
More my sons than your fathers'
For they could only see
The little helpless babies
And the young men in their pride.
They could not see you dying
And hold you while you died.
Happy and young and gallant,
they saw their first born go,
But not the strong limbs broken
And the beautiful men brought low,
The piteous writhing bodies,
They screamed, "Don't leave me Sir,"
For they were only fathers
But I was your officer.
Note: Mackintosh served as an officer in the Seaforth Highlanders (my grandfather’s regiment) and was killed in action in 1917 at the Battle of Cambrai. I know of no more powerful poem inspired by the Great War.