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LUXLIFE

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今日のために感謝. It is the target of life to enjoy the day-to-day.

Katılım Aralık 2013
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LUXLIFE@LuxLifeNew·
California HSR isn't just a boondoggle — it's sophisticated corruption that makes Orbán's roundabout look amateur. Hungary: EU money, connected contractors, useless roundabout in a field. Clumsy. Traceable. California: Voters approved HSR in 2008 with a statutory requirement the system be profitable. $126B later, no track laid. The mechanism is elegant. Campaign money flows from the same contractors whose incentive is continuation, not completion. Central Valley farmland worth almost nothing suddenly worth multiples — once environmental mitigation enters the picture. Lawyers and consultants pocket the spread. Farmers don't. The pollution argument is deployed, never honestly calculated. Every transaction individually legal. The corruption is in the system design. You can't call it incompetence — nobody was fired, everyone got raises at taxpayer expense. Orbán is retail graft. California is wholesale corruption laundered through legitimate institutions — same result. Where is the money. What's the next lie.
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LUXLIFE@LuxLifeNew·
California's bullet train to nowhere: ✦ Voters approved it in 2008 for $33B ✦ Current estimate: $126 billion — nearly 4× the promise ✦ $18B+ spent. Zero track laid. Zero passengers carried. ✦ Completion of SF→LA: no confirmed date ✦ $90 billion funding gap acknowledged by state officials The part nobody's talking about: The first operating segment (Merced→Bakersfield, two mid-size ag towns) is projected to recover only 35–49% of its operating and maintenance costs — losing roughly $100M+ per year from day one. Prop 1A literally required the system would need no operating subsidy. The Authority's own 2026 business plan shows it will require exactly that. So: a $126B construction bill, a $90B funding gap, a completion date that doesn't exist — and then it loses money every year it runs. California didn't just fail to budget for a train. It promised a train it couldn't build, at a price it made up, that won't pay for itself when it eventually arrives. What do you think of this project, please leave a comment.
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Paul Halpern
Paul Halpern@phalpern·
Albert Einstein at the age of 19, during his university years at the ETH (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) in Zürich, Switzerland. His thoughts at that time about light's behaviour would later lead him to the special theory of relativity. (Photo courtesy of @ETHBibliothek)
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LUXLIFE@LuxLifeNew·
@elonmusk ...So Musk has six times as many children as Benjamin Franklin.
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
I worked most of the weekend too. Still do. Only left the Tesla engineering lab in Palo Alto a few hours ago.
Doge Tipping@Dogetothemoon

Back in the day, @ElonMusk spent three days at SpaceX and two days at Tesla, and weekends at home with his five sons and his wife. I don't think he had time to hang out with Epstein on the island.

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LUXLIFE@LuxLifeNew·
@elonmusk You watch too much streaming and gaming these days.
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LUXLIFE@LuxLifeNew·
EV Sales in the EU Have Surpassed Petrol Cars 📊 A Historic Shift in Car Sales In December 2025, fully electric vehicle (BEV) sales in the European Union surpassed petrol-only cars for the first time on a monthly basis. Battery electric vehicles captured 22.6% of new car registrations, narrowly edging past petrol cars at 22.5%. In response, governments are increasingly expected to replace lost fuel-tax income with electricity-based consumer taxation, potentially amounting to hundreds of billions of euros over time, effectively shifting road funding onto power consumption. This added demand further strains already constrained electricity grids—particularly as AI data-center expansion, electrification mandates, and peak-load dynamic pricing intensify competition for energy. And in the end, the modern urban peasant doesn’t adapt quietly at all—they rage online, pays more for less, stay indoors because it’s cheaper, and numb life with screens of mobility, leverage, and choices that evaporate under algorithmic management while on platforms like Facebook and TikTok.
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Astronomy Vibes
Astronomy Vibes@AstronomyVibes·
What is the biggest threat to Earth?
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The White House@WhiteHouse·
Big win for America's kids! 🥛 Whole milk is officially BACK in schools – loaded with real nutrients to help them grow strong and thrive. A real, practical step to Make America Healthy Again.
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LUXLIFE@LuxLifeNew·
@business Odd. It is not an existential threat but Spatial recursion under certain field conditions.
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Bloomberg
Bloomberg@business·
European Union lawmakers are poised to block approval of the EU’s trade deal with the US over President Donald Trump’s vow to impose tariffs on countries that supported Greenland in the face of American threats. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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LUXLIFE@LuxLifeNew·
🚨 BREAKING: Iran has been plunged into a near-total internet and telecom blackout as nationwide protests continue. Authorities are cutting digital communication to limit information flow. Iran’s internet blackouts have a history: • 2019: nationwide shutdown — 300–1,500 killed, thousands detained • 2022: partial blackouts — hundreds more deaths hidden Blackouts are a warning sign of regime stress — not collapse itself. Iran’s break point comes only if repression stops working. #Iran #IranProtests #InternetShutdown #HumanRights #FreeSpeech #DigitalBlackout #Censorship #GlobalWatch
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LUXLIFE@LuxLifeNew·
Trump backs a ban on institutional investor home purchases. After 2008, Wall Street strip-mined the entry-level housing market — bulk-buying distressed homes, locking out first-time buyers, and inflating prices on homes that once belonged to individuals. U.S. home prices have roughly doubled since the financial crisis, far outpacing wages. This wasn’t organic demand — it was QE-fueled capital turning housing into an equity sieve that transferred wealth from ordinary Americans to Wall Street. #HousingCrisis #Homeownership #WallStreet #QE #FirstTimeBuyers #Affordability #RealEstate #AmericanFamilies #EconomicJustice
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