It is worth noting that if all OECD countries right now stopped burning fossil fuel, stopped emitting any carbon dioxide whatsoever, all of them, right now, for the next 100 years, we would only reduce the temperature by 2100, by 0.8 degrees Fahrenheit.
Arguing the limited impact of fossil fuel reductions on global temperatures.
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When I look at the housing market today and really for the last several years, I think what we see is a clear supply and demand imbalance which is jacking up prices.
You also said that you are in favor of a world where we have coexisting alongside of each other, CBDCs and stablecoins.
So, like, let's build a transmission tie there to move all of that great wind out of Iowa into Chicago that is going to need it, especially with their new goals.
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