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Don’t disagree!

It’s a complicated subject. There’s no black and white. To be more clear, what I’m saying is climate change is real. But I have not seen evidence of anyone taking it seriously in their daily lives as they turn on the lights, get in their cars, and fly (etc, etc).

I don’t disagree but have those impacts changed how you will conduct your life meaningfully? If so, in what ways?

Factories exist because of demand for products. Demand starts at the individual level. On the supply side you can use environmental regulation to improve environmental impacts and rightfully so. If you want better environmental conditions you should support domestic production because we cannot...

Don’t disagree. Question is, what material changes are you willing to make because of it? Even more important, what material changes are the 7B in poverty, striving for a better life, willing to make?

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I think some influential climate scientists transition away from science into politics (Mann, Hayhoe, Dessler). They offer up commentary that will sway public opinion and make headlines. That is how politics works. I don’t think it necessarily means climate change isn’t real but you do have to...

I don’t mind Locke’s contributions either. He shares his assumptions and leaves it up to the listener what to do with them.

Alright Locke lovers, he finished up his analysis on the top 30 guys and flagged six as “green” (green meaning good) prospects. Cooper Flagg Dylan Harper Tre Johnson Jase Richardson Nique Clifford Walter Clayton Jr.

Forgot to poast Locke’s advanced numeros love nique clifford

Are u saying this draft is weak?

Second Spectrum data

Me like wen ball go in.

I’m sort of in on Bailey. Don’t think he processes the game that well but shooting worse on open threes versus guarded seems like something that should regress to the mean. I personally think he’s an elite shooter.

Locke’s numbers love Jase.

Firming the grid is going to be the next grand challenge.

Nuclear needs to get away from bespoke designs to mass production. Costs will come way down. It will take decades.

David Lockes advanced stats love tre Johnson.

I think you could build a robust electrical grid with nuclear baseload and renewable peakers with some natural gas backup. As currently designed, removing fossil fuels would send us to the Stone Age.