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  • The only small good you can potentially take from it is at least they want the land.

    Otherwise it'd probably be Ypres 2.0

    edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zone_rouge

    Areas where 99% of all plants still die remain off limits. For example, there are two small areas of land close to Ypres and the Woëvre where arsenic constitutes up to 176 grams per kilogram (18%) in the soil.

  • They just keep it parked in some kind of inflation proof financial construct until needed

    Sometimes, othertimes they use it to just buy out european/australian/japanese/etc entities - since it's hard to repatriate, they can use that as a sort of justification where some shareholders (Hedge Funds that want dividends now) might object.

  • Outside of Software, I can't think of anything I buy that's American.

    I can think of American made versions of a bunch of the things I buy and the American made versions as always worse. Even American companies like 3M mostly manufacture in Europe since they can get good quality there unlike USA.

  • Trump is the cause of it, just last term.

    Very long story short- Trump crashing oil prices in 2016/2017 more or less 'killed' GlobalFoundries and which left TSMC as the only leading edge pureplay foundry. (Intel isn't pureplay, Samsung is no longer chasing leading edge)

    Trump caused the chip shortage.

  • It's almost like it's a running theme...

    OG Xbox - nVidia GPU - never gets a price cut and is discontinued almost immediately after 360 releases (with an AMD GPU from which MS never looked back at nVidia)

    PS3 - nVidia GPU - Only got small price cuts very late, discontinued almost immediately after PS4 release (with an AMD GPU from which Sony never looked back at nVidia)

    Switch - nVidia SoC - never got a real price cut either (though Switch2 is also an nVidia SoC)