70's inflation was a supply side issue which Burns managed well enough. Look at real GDP
There is no such thing as creative destruction. If you let a depression disperse workers and knowhow and reduce productive assets to rust it's gone, you have to build it up from scratch. There are worse things than inflation, like economists.
Trump and Putin killed the WEF and the American government is not going to go back to pre-Trump/Ukraine policies. EU will continue its standard schizophrenia on globalism because the ideology mirrors it's internal rules, but the EU is increasingly irrelevant.
Trade was the engine taking us to the cliff faster for decades, now we're just hoping for a miracle before the fall. It's not going to be found in Davos.
Diesel is cheaper until net zero.
Who is paying for the grid expansion and battery banks at all the charging stations so the trucks can charge at multi-MW?
You can pile coal and pump gas underground, even without autarky you have reserves. There is a difference between being months and hours away from a nation with little alliance to yours being able to cast you into darkness.
I think PV with hydrogen seasonal storage is more realistic than over-provisioning by 40x.
Plants can modulate their power consumption better than an industry which wants to be internationally competitive.
We can't really afford to hibernate our economy over winter.
Dunkelflautes can get pretty big, to the point where EU would have to depend on generation in non EU countries OR need say 10x name plate capacity for wind and 40x for PV and batteries. Getting through winter on renewables alone without seasonal storage is very tough.
I don't think they have frequently active apps uploading location data.
Location is the most important information, Microsoft doesn't have it.
Appeasement through trade was a dangerous game, will it get less dangerous by appeasing harder?
The private data of every naive American citizens an open book to a dictator, what's next? A defacto allied democracy abandoned to the dictatorship? Force an outright allied nation to grant them disputed land?
Kissinger's realpolitik has become real messy.
Hope the DJI CEO cleared that with Pooh, or he might get a special vacation.
Apple and Tesla are only allowed to keep their source code closed, all uploaded data has to go through a Pooh controlled company in clear text.
Project Texas is almost what Pooh forced on Apple and Tesla (except that ByteDance and thus Pooh would still have control over the subsidiary, for hiring for instance, Apple and Tesla have no real control over their Chinese datacenters). Apple and Tesla are special in that regard, China simply banned all other companies with similar levels of access to Chinese citizen data.
Rights are for citizens, is a foreign owned company a citizen to the supreme court
The users and the URL, if ByteDance picks a buyer soon enough they can do tests with part of the users with their own algorithm till the final sale.
Pathetically they didn't specify if that was for ARM native software and included language which suggests it was not.
That's some seriously stupid clickbait chasing just because he didn't like the slides.
He might as well say this proves P=NP.
Money will say more in one moment than the most eloquent lover can in years.
