@gelliottmorris You're either:
1. trying to compete with @3yearletterman as a troll account
-or-
2. Kind of a dip$hit.
Given your track record I suspect the latter, but I hope you have a nice Independence Day anyway.
@TheRabbitHole@cremieuxrecueil π Not showing the complete y axis makes the data look way more dramatic than it is. I don't aim to dispute or validate @cremieuxrecueil's information or conclusions but I expect more fairness in the presentation of it. Only bothering to post bc I expect better from you guys.
@Ritholtz@biancoresearch Barry- big fan of your team. Q: What's keeping @biancoresearch's thesis in this thread (that the markets are where they should be based on polling) and the points that you make in this post from both being true?
@MichaelDKarras @100MillionMile @JHWeissmann It's unclear that any amount of solar and wind will meet rapidly increasing power demands in the coming decades. What makes sense intuitively is a rapid increase in development of nuclear. Continuing to pave the state with solar sucks for those of us who enjoy the outdoors here.
@MichaelDKarras @100MillionMile @JHWeissmann Great, then plow under the oil/gas or use existing paved areas and buildings. The solar fields are terrible eyesores in areas with way more usage/visibility than you indicate with plans for a hell of a lot more. It's insane to me that these are sold as environmentally friendly.
@JHWeissmann They're the absolute f$@&king worst. Cover every parking lot and office building with solar before building 1000+ acre farms in what used to be desert meadows full of wildflowers in the spring.
@JHWeissmann I recommend getting out of DC for a minute and spending some time in Utah where massive solar farms are destroying previously beautiful landscapes that have been enjoyed by people for generations.