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“I think next decade is going to be all about energy. Even Sam Altman from OpenAI talked about the evolution of AI — algorithms run on chips, but ultimately the chips need electricity. The algorithms will get better and better, and chips will get cheaper and cheaper. But at... show more

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It’s stunning that President Brandon did everything that he could to stunt America's energy production and long term capabilitities. I’m not sure if it’s enough or in time, but at least President Trump has directed his Admin to cut red tape and enable energy supremacy. I pray we have enough time under his leadership to right the ship that the dark powers have worked long and hard to capsize.

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... the climate fvck sticks & do-gooders set us how far back!?

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Or lack thereof

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That makes total sense.

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Interesting! 🤔

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Nuclear and Solar

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Also national security

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And we've been doing everything but investing in the best and most economical times.

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We have energy, an abundance, always have.

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