Jonathan Moore

Which of these best describes your opinion on whether we should keep changing the clocks twice per year? If you want to quit changing the clocks, do you have a preference of which time to settle on?

But nuclear?! Solar is nuclear, dummy. Just happens to be far-field nuclear: Cheap, abundant, simple and quick to turn on and when you combine it with a little storage, it’s always-on.

We found a way to expand passenger rail across America without laying a single track. Dreamstar Lines uses underutilized freight capacity to run passenger trains across thousands of miles of existing rail infrastructure We’ve secured a memorandum of understanding with Union Pacific to operate on the LA -> SF corridor one of the highest-demand rail routes in the country, with plans for this route to launch service on the eve of the 2028 Olympics. This is just the beginning. We plan to expand these partnerships across the most important corridors in America. In just a decade, Americans will have a well deserved alternative to flying or driving in the medium distance. Once and for all we will Make Trains Great Again.

I’m not the least bit surprised that a country that tries to pass off ham circles as “bacon” would try to cheat in the Winter Olympics. All of you who wanted them to be the 51st state should be ashamed of yourselves.