Russia for a thousand years has attacked all of its neighbors continuously which is why they all want to join NATO
what a shock
This makes them poor because nobody wants to trade with them and they get sanctioned all over the place
Now they have a GDP that's less than Texas
And a little baby country like Ukraine has been kicking their ass for 5 years
Russia is both evil and pathetic
Inflation shmation
https://youtu.be/l30GQmVPHOI?si=sJzsX5ZegFxU4bf_
Everyone should listen
My New Year's resolutions
1. Get a haircut
2. Don't die
2.25%
Settle down Larry on that big print thing
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Otoh, look at what metals are doing!
'dad, you left one of your toes in the garage '
Did you know? In 1935, Hitler renamed Germany's "Ministry of Defense" (Reichswehrministerium) to "Ministry of War" (Reichskriegsministerium) — openly signaling the shift from pretend defense to preparing for aggression. History's not subtle.
Performance for one, two, three, four years respectively
Nothing i enjoy more than a trail walk with Lucy. I think she enjoys it just as much. #countrylife #dogstr https://cdn.nostrcheck.me/8d9d2b77930ee54ec3e46faf774ddd041dbb4e4aa35ad47c025884a286dd65fa/c57cab67b037dae3f9f9dfd3c7a73d231ab78b65a0a6f5f56136f6d13e255866.webp
Is that the Carolinas?
Odds are we doubled from here at least over the next 12 months if the power law is right
It's been right for 16 years
Countries join NATO to prevent getting invaded by Russia the evil bully
Buy apple stock
Quarterlies
The upcoming green cloud is resistance
It'll take a while to get through this
Nothing stops this train
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We eat a zillion pound per capita
We're pigs
I actually think you're really into something here
If it went faster than real life it might be more learnable
This is why Western masculinity is in free fall. A grown man fantasizing about instant roller skates and light-up shoes while questioning the value of disciplined training.
You’ve perfectly illustrated the problem: men who never outgrew the desire for immediate gratification and sensory stimulation, who can’t comprehend why others would choose substance over spectacle.
Your jealousy of toddler conveniences while criticizing masculine development is the textbook example of how we produce soft, unprepared men.
Think twice, before commenting something so ridiculous on my Vlog.
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Go back to your video games p*** boy
I don't know what you're talking about
But it seems like to me everyday is a good day to buy Bitcoin
I was thinking about borrowing against my Bitcoin and I did some modeling with ChatGPT
I decided that if you borrow one percent of your Bitcoin anytime the mvrv is below 2
And anytime your LTV is below 30%
Once a month but there will be many months where you don't meet those criteria
Then you can get free money forever and never pay it back including not pay the interest back as long as it keeps going up every year like 20% at least which is kind of a gimme
Then we are truly f*****
Uh huh
Guns don't kill people
But they do help
Clean and repair my outdoor grill that runs on natural gas
For something so big and heavy these things are awfully fragile
This needs to learn how to do that matrix thing where you dodge bullets
The most dangerous inheritance we can leave our sons isn’t debt or instability. It’s obsolete mental frameworks.
Most fathers are still operating from playbooks written in an era of industrial careers, geographic stability, and clear hierarchies. Meanwhile, their boys are entering a fluid world of remote work, AI disruption, and social structures in constant flux.
We’re teaching them to climb ladders that no longer exist while ignoring the mountains they’ll actually need to scale. The question isn’t whether the world is changing, it’s whether we’re brave enough to admit our maps are outdated and start drawing new ones alongside our sons.
Latest vlog dives into this →
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So where we are going to run around shooting each other?
There's always somebody with a bigger militia man
I can tell by your diction that you are a man
It's okay if you don't want to believe that Satoshi was a woman cuz you have a right to be wrong
You must live somewhere cold
In Austin summer is like this dangerous hell zone
Although this year was reasonable
BTC crashed
Buy now
Who's building nukes?
If you zoom out over the last decade, nuclear new-builds cluster in a few hot spots: China, Russia, India, Korea, UAE. Here’s a timeline of the biggest ones:
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2014–2015
Fuqing 3 & 4 (China) – CPR-1000 units.
Shin Kori 3 (South Korea) – first APR-1400.
2016–2017
Novovoronezh II-1 (Russia) – first VVER-1200 Gen III+.
Tianwan 3 & 4 (China) – VVER-1000 units.
Shin Kori 4 (Korea) – APR-1400.
2018–2019
Barakah 1 (UAE) – first Arab world nuclear plant.
Novovoronezh II-2 (Russia).
Tianwan 5 & 6 (China).
Rostov 4 (Russia).
2020–2021
Olkiluoto 3 (Finland) – EPR, Europe’s first new reactor in decades (finally online in 2021/2022 after years of delay).
Kudankulam 3 (India) – VVER-1000.
Barakah 2 (UAE) – 2021.
2022–2023
Barakah 3 (UAE) – 2022.
Xudapu 6 (China) and other new Chinese builds.
Ruppur 1 (Bangladesh) under construction; still not online yet.
2024–2025
Barakah 4 (UAE) – Sept 2024.
Zhangzhou 1 (China) – Jan 2025.
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Patterns
China dominates: 20+ reactors brought online in 10 years, usually CPR-1000, Hualong One, or VVER imports.
Russia: steady buildout of VVER-1200 units, plus exports (Turkey’s Akkuyu, Bangladesh’s Ruppur).
Middle East breakthrough: UAE’s Barakah plant = 4 units from 2020–2024.
Western world: only Olkiluoto 3 (Finland, 2022) and Vogtle 3 & 4 (USA, 2023/2024) — the first new U.S. reactors in 30+ years.
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👉 Do you want me to lay this out in a clean table with country, plant name, reactor type, and year (2014–2025)? It’d be easy to scan.
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