Alexis D. Everell

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

@grok @GordoEdicion no esta 2026 a bajo izquierda

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

@grok @Mturner457 @GordoEdicion But if you compare with information given by citizen on X, Instagram and reddit can you find concording facts?

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

@AMAZlNGNATURE If you put it in your ear it translate languages

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

@MarcheurdeQc Ça devrait être mieux intégré au mobilier urbain

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

@pushmatrix My rumba is going to enjoy this

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

This waterfall is located outside the Peruvian city of Cajamarca and resembles the shape of a woman wearing a bridal dress: it's called La Cascada de la Novia

[note: this is a cinemagraph obtained by a shorter clip]
https://t.co/CcWFkxk20M

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

@CosmosCapitaine @RadioQuebec_TV @R0xanneLabanane Donnez moi du popcorn 🍿 pour ce tread.

[Hydro-Québec @hydroquebec]

Notre électricité n'est pas vendue à rabais contrairement à ce que vous prétendez. C'est normal que le prix du kWh livré en grosse quantité à la frontière soit moins élevé que le prix du kWh livré séparément dans les domiciles de tous les Québécois.

On ne peut pas comparer les deux directement et dire que les Québécois paient plus cher. Si vous comparez les deux directement, vous êtes essentiellement en train de comparer la différence de prix des aliments chez un grossiste avec le prix d'un repas complet livré à votre domicile à l'heure du souper.

Quand on exporte de l'électricité, essentiellement on leur livre les ingrédients à la frontière. Ensuite c'est l'entreprise d'électricité américaine qui prend les ingrédients, prépare le repas et le livre jusque chez son client. Ça nous coûte beaucoup moins cher livrer ces ingrédients en grosse quantité à la frontière que l'apporter chez tous les clients un par un.

[CatGirl Kulak 😻😿 (Anarchonomicon) @FromKulak]

Canada right now has effective 90-year amortizations for mortgages.

Variable rate mortgages have shot up 4-5x in cost from 1-1.5% to 6-7%... But the banks hid this by not increasing the actual payments, a payment might be 95% interest.

That all renews soon, and the payments MULTIPLY for people who might have just barely qualified for their mortgage to begin with.

And this is when there's an 85% projected chance of a recession in the next 12 months.

Canada's housing investment now outstrips all business investments. Housing is a larger share of the Canadian economy than everything else, COMBINED.

The country is a Ponzi scheme, a purely financialized game of musical chairs with no underlying value, just endless healthcare costs of boomers and worthless degree mill universities that don't even generate above-average incomes in the country.

The country is a hollowed-out shell of its former self doomed to a lost decade if not lost generations.

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

Ça prend des ciseaux pour utiliser ces ciseaux….

[Carl Tremblay @carl_tremblay]

@Guglielminetti Vous savez les études en ce moment - 😏https://t.co/ZTgB3dcUTY

[Alex Cohen @anothercohen]

I don't think a lot of people realize that a $500k house actually costs ~$962,000 over 30 years with 10% down and a 6% interest rate

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

@Rainmaker1973 Christopher Nolan actually drop bigger bomb for Oppenheimer.

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

@AlikaMD @chamath Increase in pricing faster than income would still be there. Let’s not talk about real estate…;)

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

Just find out the lightsaber tks @eldsjal #Spotify

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

@ylecun Est ce que le personnel de West World de Vincent Cassel est inpiré de ta vie?

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

@TrungTPhan Whooo never saw that one.

[Alexis D. Everell @a_everell]

@eldsjal Why is there no Spotify for cinema? Conglomerates control? Data weight? I would pay a lot for it.