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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
Humanity (aka Technically advanced humanity) will be lucky to survive passed 2035. The human species is failing. Assuming we do susvive, the population in 2050 will be *MUCH* smaller than the current one. China will half in number, Russia w
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
Tesla is reducing its headcount without saying they are reducing their headcount.
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
Goldman will be on the 'other side', that is, shorting the existing SPAC companies knowing that theu are overpriced.
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
It is still easier to launder money through london.
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
Aldi and Lidl have captured every market they have entered. In the UK and Australia they have gone from effectively zero marketshre to almost 10%. Lidl does not operate in Australia but Aldi has high quality products not unlike Costco Kir
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
Russia stopped publishing military losses about a month ago. And now, no economic data. It reminds me of the scene from "Caberet" where the comic stands on stage and remains silent for 2 mins and says "That is all the polit
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
What total bullshit
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
They can specifiy "Open Source Textbooks" or at least ones without a one-off code for marketing tests.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Australia a country with a smaller population than Texas has about 50,000 Chinese "spies". They are not James Bond-type spies but informants on other Chinese in Australia. In East Germany, one in five people were informants for t
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Getting very cold....
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Modi think he needs access to Russia weapons to counter Chineses support of Pakistan. Also, the BJP is a neo-fasist organisation than does not care about Indians let alone anyone else.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Harland Sanders (Colonel Sanders KFC) was 66 when ge started KFC, so no.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
China, like every other country acts in its own self interest. China is/was serious about invading Taiwan. Russia has been one of the few countries that have not taken economic and diplomatic action regarding Chinese aggression. The
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
What total bullshit... It is the lack of renewables that causes wars. Earth-friendly energy is near ubiquitous. Every country has access to solar, wind and water but some countries have more than others. One barrel of oil has about 6200 M
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
>Not to shut them down, but to get rich. The large thermal coal producers in Australia eg Whitehaven or Yancoal probably have a nett negative worth at this moment. Yes, they are currently selling coal for a high price but that will not l
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Because in America it is about money not health.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
> It's a very arrogant view to think they are all wrong. It is also correct. Every European company using FB/IG are acting illegally. It is only illegal if you get caught. So, just like speeding or overloading your truck using
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Having only one person doing everything reduces office politics but is highly risky.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Many countries have offered similar deals. Italy had hundreds of houses for € 1 but you needed to fix them up to a liveable state, often € 10-12K. Australian country towns offered land for AUD 1 (USD 0.72). It has also occurred in Spain an
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Both Russia and China are literally dying. So, any delusion of becoming "the world power" is DOA. This makes the present much more dangerous as they have less to lose.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Considering the "Fed" is not a government agency but a private organisation that was founded and staffed by the large banks,having Hedge Funds CEOs offering advice it not uncommon.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
That simply is not true. In most "Terrorism" cases there is always major restrictions on defence lawyers both accessing and challenging prosecution evidence. From the bullshit of Gitmo to Secret Trials in most Liberal Democracie
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
It is similar to a "deep tech" company getting their first product. I know a bloke who spend 14 yrs between getting the special seeds to his first revenue for a specialist cherry. Now he could sell every cherry 10x over but instea
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Farmers are facing countless "sticker shocks" with the most important being water. Most farming is not either ecologically or financially sustainable. Major changes are need to farming.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
I am trying to build a "Sustainable" village with up to 200 houses. In Australia, rural land is about AUD 25K per ha (USD 4700 per acre). It some how you got permission to build on it the value increases to $100K per ha. Your can
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Until FB is fined Euro 1 Billion a day, FB will continue to brake the law.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
So Germany is building e-bike "SUVs" and they are popular.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Toyota is dead and a good short.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
Toyota is a good short.
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by aussiegreenie 5y ago
>It's pretty weird to me someone would found a company in Michigan. That just demonstrated your ignorance. I advise companies in Australia, Asia and Europe. Also, I am establishing new facilities in Maryland to help international c

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