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This 👇🏻: it’s just a way to put the rambling narrative in my head somewhere.
I’d be very surprised if my feed is value-add for anyone else.
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Tom Corvid
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Tom Corvid
@tomcorvid
Always curious. Love a tall oak tree on a grassy hill. Macro junkie.
Katılım Haziran 2019
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Hi @RestIsScience I have a question for science, how important is animal testing for drug development and how close are we to being able to end this through synthetic or modelling techniques?
White Coat Waste@WhiteCoatWaste
Ridglan is only the tip of the iceberg. Beagle testing is a multi-million dollar industry subsidized by your tax dollars. And Marshall BioResources is “another Ridglan Farms—times eight.” “Follow the money.” WCW Senior VP Justin Goodman warns: “As long as [FDA and NIH are] strongly recommending and funding dog testing, it is going to continue.” “And someone is gonna pick up the slack if and when Ridglan winds down.” Meanwhile, NIH and HHS still have nothing to say about the Ridglan scandal. FOX6 News reached out to NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya for an interview. HHS staff asked if they would speak with Deputy Director Nicole Kleinstreuer instead. FOX6 said yes. But then, HHS told them “no one was available to talk.” RFK Jr. and Kleinstreuer can try to ignore this scandal, but they cannot make it go away. We will make sure that this scandal does not go away unless and until all NIH funding for beagle experiments is shut down once and for all. Stay tuned. Follow @WhiteCoatWaste
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I am very pro mining, but not even I would make the claim that deep sea mining is the lowest environmental impact mining on the planet
Amanda van Dyke@AmandaVandyke13
Deep Sea Mining Primer Part 2 Spoiler Alert: Deep Sea Mining is very likely the lowest environmental impact mining on the planet! We go beyond the headlines and into the real environmental, ethical and geopolitical debate surrounding the ocean floor. We examine the environmental concerns around deep-sea mining, how they compare to existing terrestrial mining impacts, whether current proposals can operate within robust international frameworks, and why the debate increasingly sits at the centre of energy security, industrial policy and the future of the global commons. This is not a simple story of “good” versus “bad.” It is a story about trade-offs, physical reality, and the growing collision between modern civilisation’s material demands and the limits of the systems that supply them. #DeepSeaMining #CriticalMinerals #MineralImperative #EnergyTransition #Mining #Nickel #Copper #Cobalt #RareEarths #BatteryMetals #IndustrialPolicy #Geopolitics #OceanScience #EnergySecurity #NetZero #AIInfrastructure #FutureOfEnergy #ResourceSecurity #CriticalMineralsHub open.substack.com/pub/amandavand…
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@TangoYankee13 @zillowgonewild Are they very into fixing stuff? Because they are going to need to fix some stuff!
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@zillowgonewild Lol my coworker and his GF are actually looking at buying this house.
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Everytime I see an 1800s Queen Anne in my inbox I think this one can’t possibly suffer from another case of BW and PSGW and then not only am I proved wrong but it’s better than before.
This 1891 home is known as the John & Marie Broom House and is currently listed for only $350,000 in Minneapolis.
Are we moving to Minneapolis now??
Hello??
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I think the name of the game here is don't get margin called before the next wave of bombs go off
Energy Headline News@OilHeadlineNews
TRUMP: WE HAVE TOTAL CONTROL OF THE HORMUZ STRAIT
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The theory didn't fail. Investors just didn't read the research. Demographics and inflation has a U-shaped relationship. Lots of young or lots of old - inflationary. Lots of middle-aged, still in work and saving for retirement - deflationary...
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Joe Weisenthal@TheStalwart
@conorsen We should do that, the failures of demographic approaches.
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@BartGonnissen Bit of a stretch to call Portsmouth a ‘seaside town’!
It’s one of the most densely populated cities in the country
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This tiny center in a UK seaside town is the first place vessels under attack in the Persian Gulf call cnn.com/2026/05/17/mid…
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@pineconemacro I keep collecting them where I find them, waiting for the day I can throw the smartphone into the abyss and sail to a quiet bay!
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@ColeFusionHQ @GreatBritishTT Unfortunately we are trapped, we could cut pip & pensions but a Labour govt with a record majority just failed to do that. Everything else is messing about at the margins.
The only credible way to improve our situation is growth; cheaper energy, allow more building, FDI
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@tomcorvid @GreatBritishTT so the only course of action is a credible plan to cut spend?
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They called it the moron premium when it was Liz Truss.
The 2025 number, under Rachel Reeves, is +157 bps on the 5-year gilt — higher than the year of the mini-budget.
Where's the headline?
A thread on what the data actually shows. 1/
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@ColeFusionHQ @GreatBritishTT US $ hegemony (prob oversimplifying this) & Japanese positive balance of payments (with a weak yen).
UK liabilities are so big that pushing retirement age out to 68 hasn’t really put a dent in it.
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@GreatBritishTT Why does the UK pay more to borrow than Japan or the US? We're at 95% debt-to-GDP. Japan is at 220%, the US at 120%. If the premium isn't about the debt itself, what is it about?
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@marketplunger1 My instinctive reaction to just the mention of diamonds was so bad that it might be a contra indicator!
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I’m excited to sell the nearly full 5ltr motor oil in my shed at a premium price
Gregory Brew@gbrew24
Motor oil suddenly being in short supply is one of those things that goes from being on nobody's radar to suddenly becoming incredibly salient, a bit like baby formula from the COVID-era.
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The bull case for the UK was that our govt would just stop doing dumb shit. Guess it was too much to hope for
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@OddStats It’s good to have you back, lowering the median fintwit experience.
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@speakjava I don’t really care what you think, I just wanted to use the Feynman line.
If you are going to make an argument, make it. A couple of ad hominems really are a poor substitute.
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@tomcorvid Thanks for confirming you have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.
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@speakjava Well, Feynman, reserves are reclassified as cost of extraction and prevailing market prices rise thereby making previously uneconomic resources worth extracting.
This means that available reserves are fairly constant over time. There are always 30 - 50 years of known resources
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@tomcorvid Ok, Einstein, explain how fossil fuels are *not* running out.
Do you even know what a fossil fuel is?
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