Neoliberal austerity would prevent anything like this from happening on a large scale. You can see this with all the concerns about "cost".
The "budget" on these things should be 'infinite'. Spend whatever amount of labor and resources available to build the plant. Instead they focus on short term profits.
No wonder why China is spending more on renewable energy than rest of the world combined. Because China understands money isn't real, they are more than willing to give as much as possible for renewable energy.
they banned Brace during The Tunnel Era for Bill Ackman’s braindead wife…I’m out of the Neri Oxman fandom now. fuck you lady, love is not a house built on a foundation of care. I don’t even want your orbs. you have set back our research of the secret Jewish tunnel irreparably
Global privacy based Gpay alternative does exist, see monero. Monero is less than ideal because of its volatility though. Also, really difficult to convert to actual money.
The thing with Gpay (American one) is that they don't handle the actual transfer for domestic transactions, Visa and Mastercard does.
Security through obscurity doesn't really work well. Look at how Windows is closed source yet most malware is made for it due to its.market share.
Also, Chrome is kinda open source (not completely but look at Chromium).
With open source, if there is a security issue, it can be identified and fixed quickly. If the dev doesn't fix it, you or someone else could fork the project and patch it.
yea also, U.S. is like the only country which doesn't need to worry about balance of payments. You see this with how every other country's current account deficit is shown in U.S. Dollars instead of the local currency.
of course, there are very good reasons to not have a current account deficit. self reliance and all (plus the dollar slowly losing its status)
They are against using deficit to improve productive forces or provide for welfare. See how they mentioned mandatory spending (referring to social security).
"The problem for the US is the starting point; every round of fiscal stimulus brings the US one step closer to debt unsustainability," JPMorgan strategist Michael Cembalest said. "However, we're accustomed to deteriorating US government finances with limited consequences for investors, and one day that may change (the boiling frog analogy)," Cembalest added.
Notice how he doesn't mention the bloated military budget, only 'stimulus'. I do not think 'debt' is the issue that will end up killing the U.S., as long as the Dollar is the reserve currency it can keep printing as much it wants.
i mean can't Russia blow up any domestic weapons factories like they've done in the past. US just wants to show that they are still very slava ukraini because it will be bad optics to say they're abandoning their ally.
Earlier, the White House announced that the US has no money for further military aid for Ukraine until the adoption of a new package by the US Congress.
Yea sure there is no money for military aid but somehow there is enough money to build weapons factories which require much more upfront capital and is at the risk of being attacked.
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thank you George Santos