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Higher mins, that’s all.

Once the chip finishes the software updates, you’ll start feeling better.

Not if Wizzy is there. I hate severe. It’s the worst type of weather. I appreciate the awe of it but every spring it becomes my biggest fear for the next 4 months.

It’s getting worse than that now. When you have this clown spewing trash on a network viewed by millions where 70% have some college experience or less...it’s troubling:

Ah so I can get butt naked at work, drive 6hrs up 91, and walk around the streets of BTV...as long as I was naked before I stepped out my vehicle. Do they need pics to prove when I took it off?

Optional.

Businesses will make up lossed revenue by inflating prices with any semblance of demand.

Where is the highest chance for severe?

Lol. I have not played yet and probably won’t do so until May. With my new job and my son starting tball, I doubt I will get out much this season, unfortunately. Maybe that will be a good thing for my game lol. I’ll just live vicariously through you guys.

66/31, COC.

But he will know where you are via gps so make sure you’re not teeing off but in bed instead.

Yea. It is a safer play then trying to predict which consumer goods stock will succeed. Have any green mining stocks in mind?

Thanks. I’ll check out Seeking Alpha. Yea, even weed stocks too. Policy changes are very slow so it was all speculation that a blue administration would magically turn the weed and green energy industries in cash machines.

I’ll research the technology, the company, etc and make my determination then but I have very a limited understanding of wall st or market jargon. I’m never sure when to buy. I was high on PLUG for months, was hoping it would level off, but it kept climbing so I eventually said eff it and bought in...then a few days later the news breaks on the class action lawsuit lol and the stock tanks. Great buy idiot. I still believe in the company long term so I’ve been adding shares to bring my avg cost down but man...the stock game can be agonizing. So you’re thinking we’re in a good buying opportunity window now?

WNDW is pretty cool. I like the technology. What I am not good at is opening the hood on books to micro analyze a company’s balance sheet.

I’m a newbie but CSIQ and WNDW for green energy. For EV, I like LI. I am not diversified with my ‘play money’ at all...I go with what I know and try keep it simple. I see a future of all ev vehicles on the road, homes and businesses powered by green energy, and weed dispensaries lol.

I have my hands in both. Hydro long term while palladium will keep soaring in the short term as there will likely be a deeper supply deficit as auto mfgs increase production with tighter pollution standards.

I’m heavily invested in ev and green energy but Musk ain’t one. Maybe it’s because I’m not a fan of his con man attributes which admittedly skews my thinking but I don’t get good long term vibes from the company. I’ll probably kick myself a decade from now knowing the market isn’t an integrity contest though.

There are several forms of it but yes that is in its purest defintion. When DIT hears the word he thinks government will come take away his truck and give the engine to one neighbor and the body to another leaving him with just the exhaust.

As he sends his kids off to public school (socialism), salutes our military (socialism), high fives his police officer (socialism) neighbor and drives on a state highway (socialism) to work.

It’s a bad setup where competition and small business are at a severe disadvantage, agree with Phin. What the book explains is a path to a a better combo of free markets and socialism where they are working in tandem and not against each other: There’s something called “market socialism” but usually what it means is socialism, but with some market institutions to keep it more efficient, and that is not what we mean at all. We mean that in order to have real free markets you have to have socialism, and in order to have socialism, you have to have markets. These two things, which seem opposite to each other, are actually two sides of the same coin.

Yea. No matter how far civilization advances, people resort to the same fundamentally flawed instincts unless they dedicate time and energy to expand their thinking outside of their comfort zone. Tip would probably do a better job at explaining this lol. But the idea is...once you cap yourself and effectively close yourself off to different thoughts and ideas, you actually become dumber over time as you continuously wrap yourself in the same ideological blanket.

And this is one of the biggest downfalls of our society nowadays. Political and ideological tribalism. Like Scooter says, go aliens.

No covid? I sent that to someone like DIT who trips over themselves on any economic ideas not touted on faux news to illustrate this book is not about his deepest fear (besides drought). It’s not political at all.