This chart is replicated across every western bond market. When it eventually breaks higher the generational up only housing markets are surely in trouble (CA, AU, NZ etc)
@malonebarry "We" may be doing some heavy lifting here sir. As a programmer of 20 years this has been unbelievably beneficial. I do not want the next generation of engineers wasting their time on this earth keyboard bashing endless logic gates
@adamscrabble Battery tech. Going to get smoked over the next 5-10 years, so a current purchase will lose serious value... besides, there's way better Chinese made EVs available today, just not in "free market capitalist" USA
@AstoriaVt@MarkGottlieb If they used private data to train then very much agree, didn't see that as part of the disclosure. Would hopefully be simple to verify
@campbellclaret You keep blaming russia for everything but I never hear you back up your claims with solid evidence. We all remember what happened the last time we entered a (illegal) war without solid evidence
@rationalaussie Russia has zero interest in a war with Europe. NATO seems hell bent on it though. That ties back to why European populations are so disillusioned with leadership
War with Russia is now more likely than not, and Europe must show a willingness to “fight to the end,” says former NATO military chief Adm. Rob Bauer.
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This chart is replicated across every western bond market. When it eventually breaks higher the generational up only housing markets are surely in trouble (CA, AU, NZ etc)
@pavelibarrameda@sama@DarioAmodei There are so many engagement farming accounts on this platform, unless someone reputable confirms his empty account, I'd be sceptical
@saifedean What's your take on China? Has a major socialist underpinning and prosperous. Hybrid approach. Actually all wastern economies seem to take varying levels of hybrid approach. Has anyone committed to free markets anywhere? Not arguing for/against, learning