What Malaysia is doing with respect to renewable energy (see left) is a reminder of two things:
1) This planet will eventually achieve a sustainable approach to energy and transportation. The only open question is how much damage we will inflict in the process.
and
2) Big Oil can only hold on so long, before the scale of clean energy development makes solar, hydro, etc. so cheap that fossil fuels can no longer compete.
There is a white paper for sale online that purports to tell the reader “who will get hurt in oil/gas investment.” The obvious answer: anyone who owns stock in these companies when their price/share starts to spiral downward.
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What We Can and Cannot Control
As always, the Stoics have nailed it.
This does raise the question, however: What actually is out of our control?
Does the individual American citizen have any control over whether or not a sociopathic criminal remains in office as the U.S. president?
Very little, but we still have the obligation to raise our voices and tell our congresspeople that Trump must be removed.
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What Has Happened in the United States Recently
Here’s a good reminder of how the United States is regarded today.
No, it’s not how like it was just a few years ago when we were a land of law, and we had allies all around the countries that supported honesty and democracy around the world.
Now, the leaders of Canada, Panama, and Greenland all fear for their safety, and the world lives in fear of the insanity into which the U.S. has descended.
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Current Events Can Be Depressing
Hardcore Trump supporters are having a great time watching their hero illegally invade other countries and commit whatever moral atrocity he performed the day before.
The rest of the world is in shock over the fact that Trump has turned this country into an authoritarian state.
It’s easy to understand the thinking of the lady in the cartoon here.
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