After a month of research, I am releasing a government action plan for rare earth elements— link below.
Consider reading if you are passionate about modern strategic conflict, American Reindustrialization, and the powerful yet unknown federal departments that stand in its way…
Cybercriminals cost Americans nearly $21 billion a year, according to the FBI. Our Research Fellow @JacobSchelp says the Constitution already gives Congress the tool to fight back: letters of marque. Bring back the privateer for the digital age.
@SamBuntz If anything; if there’s less consumer demand, blue wave state regulations for buildup would help their case. Provides them a good excuse to reduce the scale of the buildout without a loss of confidence to lenders about their ability to pay back buildout loans, bonds, etc.
@SamBuntz I predicted 2.5 months ago the build-outs expansion would end in the quarter we started to see the market punish firms for spending over expectations.
Fast forward to Q3, the biggest spenders are the worst performing stocks in their sectors:
Meta -13%, Nebius -36.21% MoM
Increase in market share % will affect value, since the principal on these loans will accrue faster than additional value captured from more market share.
This will essentially end the build out’s expansion, and thus,
1). Eliminate demand subsidies through Nvidia financing
The future will belong to those who tap the old currents, and I do not mean the solemnity of Grecian pillars. Older forces are stirring. Hate, the bonds of blood, mockery and swagger. That is the vocabulary of the next chapter, and anything else will be read as jibberish.
@SYNESTHEIZURE I would agree. Jane Eyre— turgid, tedious, moody. The prose elevates it substantially but it’s nothing compared a master of the form like Eliot. In Eliot there is a wealth of moving and vital conceits. With the Brontes one is left with little more than atmosphere and melodrama.
@SYNESTHEIZURE Well, im glad you know there will be no 'machines of loving grace' -- no age of gentle stewardship, or some such garbage. The great game is afoot, the only one there's ever been. I'll see you there
@SYNESTHEIZURE This pitiful utopia you imagine will never occur. Instead you will get a lawless pit, a place where raving packs rip up and take anything they can. Those who create will number fewer, because to toil humbly in such a world is to be a sucker, to be taken from.
Nothing pains me as does the limitations of the human animal. We are vessel to coarse and stupid passions. Only a rare man can bring these under heel, to wield the flood rather than be its weeping.
After a month of research, I am releasing a government action plan for rare earth elements— link below.
Consider reading if you are passionate about modern strategic conflict, American Reindustrialization, and the powerful yet unknown federal departments that stand in its way…