There are benefits to diversification in all sectors, but the only exception is the power sector. If a country goes 100% nuclear,a mix of large, small, and micro reactors to follow the load, then it can produce its synthetic hydrocarbons and avoid price shocks and blockades.
Blockade Buster: One large cargo aircraft can provide enough fresh fuel to run a nuclear power plant continuously for a year or more. https://t.co/vn985Q3N1f
@RazorOil How about the tech to sell infinite barrels of oil that helps CO2 ppm stay steady between 425 and 375 ppm? I'm pretty sure we have enough uranium to do that for a millennium. Synthetic hydrocarbon is the real future of portable energy.
@DudeWhoInvests Great, the society that doesn't value waste management will deteriorate under its own waste. It's complex, it's essential, and it's absolutely across all domains of life and technology.
It's time to repost this explanation from Scott Galloway of how the U.S disproportionately benefits from trade with Canada, in pure economic shareholder value terms. Added bonus, he shuts up Kevin O'Leary who is speechless. #cdnpoli#ableg
https://t.co/RXOUeSpps8
Doug Ford: "President Trump is the type of person that would steal your lunch money the first day. He'd steal the toque off your head the second day, and the third day he'd steal your running shoes. He is not to be trusted whatsoever."
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has fighting words: "President Trump would steal your lunch money on the first day. He'd steal the toque off your head the second day, and the third day, he'd steal your running shoes."
Moments ago: Premier Ford’s first scrum since trade talks with the U.S. fell apart.
“Let me tell you about President Trump: President Trump is the type of person that would steal your lunch money the first day. He'd steal the toque off your head the second day. And the third day he'd steal your running shoes. He is not to be trusted whatsoever. We need to stay united.”