PulledPorkSupremacy

@Seong_456 @Cipher_twt Perhaps it’s been solved, but the army tried to build a large nuclear plant in Greenland and it didn’t work due to melting and shifting by ice. Antarctica might be more stable though

@Cipher_twt 1) Power: I guess you could build a small nuclear plant? 2) Internet: You need fiber optic cables and such which don't exist there and would cost a fortune to run. A data center isn't going run off Starlink.

If data centers require so much cooling, why don’t we build more of them in extremely cold places like Antarctica ??

@nogunjou @llllllll7889 @PredebutVTuber If that was the single only >50k person massacre attested to Japan, maybe, except then you have accounts of mass attrocoities in HK, Singapore, Austronesia, etc.

@nogunjou @llllllll7889 @PredebutVTuber This argument gets dismantled the same way the moon landi by is fake is easily dismantled. Many allies and enemies of Japan during that time and today across the world attested to the brutality of Japan then, so it’s not out of the question it happened.

When you have morons spouting shit like this, no wonder why you have Chinese people who love joking about the atom bombs. I always speak out against Chinese netizens who joke about the atom bombs used on Japan, but if someone were to retort with this, I cannot blame them.

@JonahA59 Where the hell is Big Farm lobby when you need them? Big Farm lobby will spend billions to feed kids toxic slop but has yet to make dents in eradicating the disease vector that makes people meat allergic?

Apparently ticks are not a food chain keystone species, we have successfully eradicated a tick before (the Cattle Fever Tick), in 2023 the USDA started gene-editing ticks for future eradication efforts. The issue is just a slow lifecycle and money. Absolutely worth my taxes.

@ItsTinnakorn If you despise Ireland, GNI

Learn geopoliticalspeaks. "GDP per capita" means Washington-based "GDP per capita PPP" - Brussels "GDP PPP" - Beijing "GDP Growth" - New Dehli Know these terms and you will win any economic debate.

@Yussoonn_ Spain meanwhile can just import finished goods from neighbors, and since it doesn’t seem as domestic manufacturing focused, higher nominal incomes relative to other countries allows Spaniards to purchase more goods. Probably some caveats there

@Yussoonn_ South Korea acts towards a lower nominal ppp than Spain and Spain towards a higher nominal one. S Korea is export led and produces most home goods and necessities in house although that does mean higher relative materials cost but mostly means it can export more

This is another cope about Korea, and it reflects a very Western-centric, short-sighted way of thinking. Korea has already overtaken Spain in PPP. Boasting about such a figure to claim that Spain>Korea is like someone inheriting a house, looking at the monthly income of an over-indebted entrepreneur in an expansion phase, and concluding that he has "succeeded better." Spain operates within a EU framework that is already wealthy, stable,supported by tourism, European integration,transfers, and geopolitical stability. So yes atm Spain may slightly lead in nominal GDP but that does not prove that its model is superior, it only shows that an aggregate indicator can reward position more than effort. Many people are ignorant of the fact that Korea is still catching up and that the country has productivity reserves that Spain lacks in the long term, which means that Korea will surpass Spain in terms of nominal GDP.

@mike10101013 @Yussoonn_ Spain has a linguistic cheat code for immigrants

@Yussoonn_ South Korea will not overtake spain for the same reason china won't overtake the US. Terminal demographics. Spain has abysmal birthrates but korea has said hold my beer!

@BabakTaghvaee1 @SteveJumaaa @rnovoa Possibly a retaliation for their losses getting cutoff from starlink

@SteveJumaaa @rnovoa They are doing it to put pressure on the US to cut support for Ukraine.

BREAKING: According to this satellite image taken by Landsat 8/9, it appears that, in addition to the KC-135R Stratotankers of the U.S. Air Force, at least one or two E-3G Sentry AWACS has also been destroyed in the ballistic missile strike carried out by the IRGC Aerospace Force at Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia, on March 27, 2026. In fact, it appears that, the primary target of the IRGCASF was the E-3Gs of the USAF parked there, not the KC-135Rs. However, they also managed to destroy several KC-135Rs. What makes this even more personal for me is that I had previously met and photographed those E-3G Sentry AWACS aircraft weeks before start of this war for my book on Op. Epic Fury. #OperationEpicFury #OperationLionsRoar

@notcomplex_ them up pretty quickly. 2., a lot of innovation in Korea belongs to companies as patents, especially in advanced materials and electronics. ,

@notcomplex_ There is plenty of innovation in science from Korea. The thing though is that nobels begets nobels. Once a country produces nobels, it starts rapidly producing more via network effect. For instance, Japan got into the science game late, but after their first Nobel stated racking

In Korea, test scores determine whether you go to the top colleges. Also in Korea, doctor is the highest paying and most prestigious stable job. So the vast majority of an entire country's best minds (over 75%) become doctors. So far Korea has won zero Nobel Prizes.

@joe19891984 @WaqarEY @kyleichan Person is talking about population wise

@WaqarEY @kyleichan You can’t be this dumb China: 9.6 millions square kms Africa: 30 millions

New US Federal Reserve report on China’s export boom: “Contrary to the common view that China would move up the value chain as it gradually exhausted its pool of low-cost labor, it has expanded into higher-value sectors without ceding market share in lower-value industries.”

@finn_hulse @GoogleResearch Too bad you weren’t lossless

@GoogleResearch turboquant was my nickname back on the trading floor (i lost us $263b annualized)

Introducing TurboQuant: Our new compression algorithm that reduces LLM key-value cache memory by at least 6x and delivers up to 8x speedup, all with zero accuracy loss, redefining AI efficiency. Read the blog to learn how it achieves these results: goo.gle/4bsq2qI

@ns123abc Doubt that Elon would succeed here unless he gets state backing from Taiwan or something or is willing to expend just that much capital

@ns123abc The abysmal rate at which tsmc pays its engineers will always astonish me for how critical tsmc is to Taiwan. Yes Taiwan is half as expensive as the U.S., but even if pay isn’t twice the avg which it could be in the U.S., more disposable income means more returns in stocks.

“Sir, Elon Musk is poaching our senior process integration engineers with 10+ year experience for his 2nm TERAFAB… he’s offering 3x TSMC salary plus equity in Tesla and SpaceX…”

@txgermanbre @vtchakarova Might’ve worked before the war kicked off, but the EU now has too many dependencies and threats and must give in to one foreign power block on something to buy itself time to reorganize

@vtchakarova EU has ACI. They may activate it because what Trump is doing is illegal under EU law

Ooops… who saw this coming!

@MarioNawfal If the Ukrainian striking the Russian gas port and previous collaboration between the Northstream bombings by Ukraine and the US are anything to go by along with the fact that it is surprising twist the US ordered Starlink to cut off Russia, I think Ukraine and the US made a deal

🇺🇸🇪🇺Trump basically just gave 450 million Europeans an ultimatum: sign the $750 billion trade deal by March 26 or lose favorable access to U.S. LNG. Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG (17% of global capacity) is offline for 3–5 years after Iranian drone strikes, Russia’s pipeline gas is cut, and Norway is maxed out, leaving America as Europe's only scalable supplier. With LNG prices up 35–50% since Hormuz closed, this isn't impulsive... it's the most calculated energy play in U.S. history, using the crisis to force a massive trade win. Source: @shanaka86 CNBC

@IcedMeatba3620 @Harry1934189 @vanillaopinions And also a trend with any time a new state capitol being built even thousands of years back was to make wide streets to resist stuff like riots

@Harry1934189 @vanillaopinions It increases the influence of lobbying and donations since most state capitals are very far away from a market large enough to sustain any reporters

the us state equivalent of this is even funnier. like why is springfield still the capital of illinois

@jjohn2514 @TicTocTick Well ig it would count for some small amount of gas needed to transport the gas rather than pipelines which probably costs less gas to transport gas acc for gas leaks than it’d be to truck gas to homes

I’m in Bangkok presently. Will confirm most residential are canisters. Not sure how the canister vs the pipe changes anything related to supply… You suggest that is it was piped it would be endless? Anyhow, LPG is still available but governments are rationing currently to hedge against the amount of time matters in the Middle East stretch on. They are not out of LPG… they are rationing.

Many of you in America don’t know that in most poor countries, cooking gas is not piped. It comes in cylinders. These are cylinders filled with LPG. My sources have told me the South Asian counties do not have any LPG left. Folks can’t cook food now.

@mattyb4ckup The mechanism might be a little more optimized for certain mammas, but that’s essentially what hibernation is

this actually makes me wonder, if a really morbidly obese person stopped eating, how long would they survive?