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Well then, if we're into modest proposals, I'm sure Trump wouldn't mind it when a swift wave of proposals comes forth, claiming his assassination is a small price to pay, too, amirite?
Of course, the more logical target should be Florida, IMO. It is, after all, a literal swamp, and if we're being brutally honest, swiftly taking out millions of retirees currently sucking the SSTF dry, would benefit the future of America.
Far be it for me to criticize such a modest proposal, why not go all in and win the argument with an immodest proposal?
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Which is cheaper:
- Paying Iran a fee to transit the Strait of Hormuz ($2M)
- Paying addnl insurance, freight, bunker fuel, hazard pay, etc. ($19M - $42M)
Maybe oil shipments have reached 100%+ of normal flows from the Arabian Sea, but all the additional costs have not gone down.
That is why prices remain high. Prices will not return to normal until after Trump walks away from the #IranWar.
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I think it's worth sharing this chat I had w/ #GoogleGemini.
First, its statistical framework inherently understands when I say "ENSO 1+2" that I mean "Nino 1+2". Heh. This happens quite often.
Secondly, when asked for citations of papers/books, it gives me names and dates, and when prompted to give me the DOI, it does so. Of course, the sources are foundational climate science papers focused on ENSO as opposed to specific topics addressing the Qs, and are written in esoteric language targeted to people in hyper-specialized fields. So, the responses to Qs are summaries and conclusions based on those foundational papers re ENSO.
Third, at the very end, outside of the field of climate science, and even within it, have you ever heard anyone explain why this dual framework -- of ONI and RONI -- is maintained, rather than switching entirely to RONI?
This is the life of someone with #ADHD...going down deep rabbit holes.