85k is boring
Even power rule is boring
The biggest flood the biggest waterfall biggest catastrophe
I recommend Trump coin
What could possibly go wrong?
My company is 100% virtual. It was forced on me after the pandemic and I didn't like it at first
Upon further study, being able to work from home is like getting a 30% raise due to the lack of expense on clothing automobiles ETc
And the plumber comes when your kid is sick etc
Because we hire good people some of that 30% comes back to the company and especially people don't ever want to quit and we get to hire Nationwide which means we get more talent for less money
Working in the office or being forced to anyway is to me now prima facia evidence of management system that lacks metrics kpis etc
You're talking about George friedman, he is actually Jewish and therefore not a Nazi which probably means that that's what you are
That is a fabulous idea
Go look at the Moon
It's almost full
Or maybe it just was
Can you tell just by looking if it's getting bigger or smaller?
And the stock is on sale
The world is improving
In the year 2000, the share of green energy (including renewables and nuclear) in global electricity generation was significantly lower than today.
Renewable energy (excluding hydro): About 2% of global electricity. Wind and solar were in their infancy.
Hydropower: Around 17%, making it the dominant renewable source.
Nuclear power: About 17% of global electricity.
Total "Green" Energy Share in 2000:
~36% (Hydropower + Nuclear + Early Renewables)
Since then, nuclear's share has declined slightly, while solar and wind have surged, pushing the total green energy share toward 50% by 2030.
Russia just need to stay in its little bear cave. Nobody was bothering them
Bitcoin is boring
In 2024, the United States allocated approximately $916 billion to defense, constituting about 3.4% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This percentage aligns with the historical trend of U.S. defense spending relative to GDP. For comparison, NATO members in Europe and Canada spent an average of 2% of their GDP on defense during the same period.
Looking ahead, projections indicate that U.S. defense outlays could reach approximately $1.1 trillion by 2033, which would represent about 2.8% of the nation's GDP.
We've been begging the lazy Europeans for 29 years to spend at least 2% of GDP on defense but instead they just lay around and drink wine and let us defend them while they get free healthcare
I don't like Trump
But finally he just said f*** it Russia can't even invade a banana Republic with one tenth of the GDP of Russia
I think the Europeans can handle it
Adios NATO. Lots of luck
The EU has 10 times the GDP of Russia which has 10 times the GDP of the Ukraine
Russia is clearly militarily incompetent and I think Trump is right and the EU can handle it
Nothing pains me more than agreeing with Donald Trump
What did the decrepit Alzheimer infested Biden have to say about it?
Did he care about Europe spending more on defense?
Yes, President Joe Biden has addressed NATO burden-sharing during his presidency. In June 2024, ahead of the NATO summit, it was reported that a record 23 out of 32 NATO member states were meeting their defense spending target of 2% of their GDP. Defense spending for European member states and Canada increased by 18%. This indicates progress toward more balanced contributions within the alliance.
Additionally, during the 2024 Washington NATO Summit, President Biden emphasized the importance of equitable burden-sharing among NATO allies. He highlighted that European allies had increased their defense spending, reflecting a commitment to shared security responsibilities.
These developments underscore the ongoing efforts to ensure that all NATO members contribute fairly to the alliance's collective defense.