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Allen Chambers

@GAllenChambers

Technologist, entrepreneur, investor, inventor, idealist; Citizen of the USA and New Zealand.

Kingwood, Texas Tham gia Temmuz 2022
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Allen Chambers
Allen Chambers@GAllenChambers·
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Brian Roemmele
Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele·
In a quiet but transformative release, NASA has published the Moon Base User’s Guide: Architecture Resources—a comprehensive roadmap that outlines how the United States and its partners will establish a permanent human outpost on the lunar surface. Released in the wake of the agency’s “Ignition” event, this document is far more than a technical report. It serves as an open invitation to industry, academia, and international partners to align their investments with NASA’s long-term vision for sustained lunar operations and, ultimately, Mars exploration.
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Javier Blas
Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
Looking at the limited empty oil tankers inside the Persian Gulf, plus Tehran’s onshore storage, Iran will need to shut in wells in 10-15 days (the same process its neighbours faced 5-6 weeks ago). Would that prompt Iran to change its negotiation approach? Unclear.
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Markets & Mayhem
Markets & Mayhem@Mayhem4Markets·
Btw we went from Trump promising to open the Strait of Hormuz to him saying the US Navy will blockade it. He really has no idea what he's doing. 🫠
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James E. Thorne
James E. Thorne@DrJStrategy·
Food for thought. Trump has floated the idea of a naval blockade, and Kharg Island would almost certainly be on the table. Even as the first Iran–US talks falter, a fragile ceasefire, gradual mine‑clearance in Hormuz, and mounting pressure on Kharg are quietly reshaping who holds real leverage in the global oil market. If the US forcibly reopens Hormuz to commercial traffic while effectively blockading Kharg, you’ve essentially switched the “oil chokepoint” from the strait itself to Iran’s main export terminal, so you get a partial global relief with a very Iran‑specific strangulation.
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Allen Chambers
Allen Chambers@GAllenChambers·
@liqian_ren The lack of financial education in America looks to be a feature, rather than a bug. Sadly, the significant friction associated with government expenditures reduces the utility realized by the taxpayers.
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Liqian Ren
Liqian Ren@liqian_ren·
I wouldn’t dispute US govt spending is too high, particularly it’s unfortunate almost no schools teach the history of the introduction of income taxes in the US. I know my high school kid has no idea of it even though she’s studied US history for so many years already. But China is definitely more communism than US when measured in total public spending share. These numbers are misleading in that sense.
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Allen Chambers@GAllenChambers·
@PeterSchiff Reasonably obvious that Israel had credible intelligence that necessitated immediate action rather than waiting until after the midterms.
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Peter Schiff
Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
So starting a war in the Middle East turned out to be a big mistake. Well, it's not like anyone could have seen that coming.
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Allen Chambers@GAllenChambers·
Seems reasonably obvious that Iran was looking for an opportunity to institute tolls. Perhaps planning for that once they went nuclear. They are literally bombing their neighbors, executing their own people, and are holding the planet hostage. The world apparently expects America to unilaterally resolve the crises. A ground war is looking to be only practical, long term solution. If no one steps up, America should clear out let the tolling and other conditions commence. I suspect spineless Europe ends up paying the highest toll. The world has yet to realize that there is no going back. Iran is now a global pariah and will continue to exact costs until the planet gains the willpower to commit troops.
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John Ʌ Konrad V@johnkonrad·
Forty days of panic by everyone in the shipping industry and the vast majority of media and academic military “experts”, and for what? The experts said the Navy was scared to enter Hormuz. They called prudence weakness and restraint failure. They reiterated and published freak outs from social media. They were wrong. Two U.S. destroyers just made four transits through the Strait. So much for the hysteria and all the hand-wringing about American decline. And the stories I’m hearing from the 🇺🇸 sailors at sea is one filled with real heroism. Yes, the US Navy has real problems. Yes, our Merchant Marine does too. Yes, Congress can’t even pass the SHIPs act. Yes, mistakes were made. Yes the process of clearing the mines will take time. Yes we are still a long way from normality. But our overwhelming advantage over every other Navy on Earth is the BIG story. Here. No other Navy could have accomplished this with so few casualties. None. To the over the top media and hyperbolic Europeans and all the doomers: shame on you. And to Beijing: recalculate. Bravo Zulu to Admiral Cooper and the joint force and every American serviceman in the Middle East. We have a long way to go but this ship is making way in the right direction.
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bailey
bailey@Baileymoon15·
when i worked on the hill, i was told to stay away from eric swalwell on my second day. that was in 2018. he’s been awful for ages.
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Allen Chambers@GAllenChambers·
@rohanpaul_ai Still waiting for a robot to load and empty the dishwasher; something a six year old can do.
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Rohan Paul
Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai·
Unitree’s H1 humanoid reached 10 m/s. That is world-champion territory, Usain Bolt's peak was 12.42 m/s, with his 100 m average around 10.44 m/s. Unitree was 3.3 m/s just 2 years ago. significant advances in balance & gait control at high velocities
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Allen Chambers
Allen Chambers@GAllenChambers·
We have a country that openly executes its own people and is now holding the planet hostage, and literally bombing their neighbors. Any negotiation is most unlikely to yield any results short of effective capitulation to Iran. Western political leadership is simply too weak to deal with this head on. Instead, looking to score politically against Trump. Tolls and other, elevated, destabilizing acts were likely once a nuclear state. Any notion of containment was and remains a lost cause. Few seem to give Trump credit for embarking on a politically suicidal mission, with all the potential downsides most certainly considered. Clearly, a nine month deferral was effectively impossible. Clearly, Israeli intelligence is extensive.
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
🚨🇮🇷 Iran won the narrative war, and that might be the most dangerous outcome of all. Their hubris could cause a new war. In Pakistan, Iranian delegates are being received like heroes. Across the region, millions see Tehran as the force that stood up to the American empire and didn't break. That kind of moment changes a country's calculus. The new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has already signaled a "new phase" in Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz, tying it to demands for compensation for his father's assassination and his country’s destruction The ceasefire reopened the strait in name. In practice, Iran is still setting the terms of who passes and when. The concern isn't the Iran that went into this war. It's the Iran that comes out of it. A leadership fueled by vengeance and fresh off a perceived victory could push its proxies harder, drag its feet on Hormuz beyond any agreed deadline, and quietly restart a nuclear program it was forced to freeze. The pre-war Iran was cautious. It wanted to avoid a direct confrontation it knew it couldn't win. That Iran may no longer exist.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Islamabad talks are running long. A 2nd day of technical discussions is on the table as U.S. and Iranian experts dig into the details. Iran submitted four red lines. Israel and Hezollah are still fighting. The Strait is still not fully open. One extra day to sort out 40 days of war, 47 years of hostility, and a region that can't agree on who's even in the room. @clashreport, Tasnim news

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Allen Chambers
Allen Chambers@GAllenChambers·
The Open Borders Party will quietly revert once they regain power. Californication of America looks to be inevitable. Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) analysis of 2020 Census data: Increases in both legal and illegal immigration hhredistributed a net 17 House seats and 17 Electoral College votes, delivering a net gain of 14 seats to blue-leaning states.
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Allen Chambers
Allen Chambers@GAllenChambers·
Read the piece in the WSJ. I suspect that you are attracting legal proceedings by airing an employment dispute in public. Hire people in New Zealand if you want to experience an elevated level of employer grief. They have injury to feelings and an employment court. It is very disheartening to have a once trusted employee treat you like a mark. All OK because you are the rich prick.
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