@GracchiSimp@halcyon_hazel Depends on the interest rate as well as the area. Nice house with a good commute will appreciate. Good interest rate won’t have suffocating mortgage fees.
In the absence of that you are likely to be better off renting.
@Swurv__ The market answered the question for us. It has a lower player base than other Bethesda games 10+ years older.
It’s an objectively empty boring experience. The setting is moderately unique but doesn’t offer anything beyond some ok visuals once in a while
@Jakey876757@ChadowskiIsBack@CdnMnrchyRspctr Our actual closest allies are Australia, Japan and South Korea in that order. Followed by the UK and France. Canada is a below average nato ally
@Jyrik_Goldurson@NeoliberalAkiho It literally said that one and two were 90+ % accurate
Meanwhile the ai genuinely got 3 wrong due to a misunderstanding of what refining capacity actually means - as well as the logistical context.
4 is also a dunk on an exaggeration. Obv Canada has other industries lol
@Jyrik_Goldurson@NeoliberalAkiho Everything I said is true and defensible. Your ai even agreed for the most part and just called out some hyperbole.
Electricity is important and I am sure one or two norther states use the Canadian grid. But to argue that this creates some kind of balance is wild
@Jyrik_Goldurson@NeoliberalAkiho Northern states are not where the refineries are lol we pipe it to the Gulf of Mexico.
Catching minor hyperbole is not a lie man.
@Jyrik_Goldurson@NeoliberalAkiho So are you mad that I overstated the share of their economy that is oil? Like okay… it’s a huge percent of their exports and it’s how they make their money(from America)
@NeoliberalAkiho@Jyrik_Goldurson This is very true but i wasn’t commenting on the age of your parliament and it doesn’t change the reality of what I said.
Your political identify, foreign policy and economic policy are entirely shaped by being a small economy on the border of a colossal one.
@NeoliberalAkiho@Jyrik_Goldurson Does it? Canadian provinces trade more with the United States than with each-other. No U.S. state shares that trait.
You also need our refineries- whereas our refineries can take Venezuelan or any one else’s heavy crude.
@Jyrik_Goldurson@NeoliberalAkiho Every one of these points said: yeah this is 90% correct but there are a few tiny exceptions lol
Literally none of the listed exceptions was reasonable. Ask it how economical it would be to sent Canadian crude to other countries on the list rather than the U.S. 😂
@Jyrik_Goldurson@NeoliberalAkiho I don’t understand your comment. Trade integration goes whichever way goods and services go. In Canada they go north south: to and from the US market.
This is not a shared attribute of the USA, which has more internal economic activity
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