Basic Hypothesis

Of course there exist serious problems and risks. But listening to the catastrophisers, or participating in it, doesn't help with identifying the right causes and the right fixes.

You tell them, Grok

Nikola Tesla writing in the 1930s - worried about the exhaustion of the coal-fields and the need to leave this store of energy to "those who are to come after us" and "will need fuel more than we do". Humanity and free markets always find a way.

Latest annual report of the government controlled Spanish electric grid provider - Medium-to-Large risk from the closure of conventional power generation capacity and growth of renewables. But the director of the grid is certain that green policies did not cause the black-out.

The great Ron Paul on the state of US finances youtu.be/0fvHlr9oA_E?si=czTS…

@PeterAttiaMD you could be right on the health and food reform, but you might gain new insights by investigating the journey of Buffett and Bezos into "fixing healthcare". As well as familiarising yourself with the alternative worldview of the Austrians - youtu.be/oli8L5zbBpQ?si=ZivY…

Javer Milei putting a hard stop to the inflation explosion in Argentina. And they've done this while removing wide-spread price controls which were holding the prices down previously but were starting to choke out supply (i.e. artificially "cheap" prices but nothing to buy).

"When things are going bad don't get all bummed out. Don't get startled. Don't get frustrated... say the word Good... recalibrate, re-engage, go out on the attack" youtube.com/watch?v=IdTMDpiz…

And here youtu.be/76pWdExqfkY?si=AD4F… And if you like what you hear from Rothbard and Milei - there's a LOT more of it and it's free from the Mises Institute - youtube.com/@misesmedia?si=Y…

A great medley of economic ideas / observations from Peter Schiff: youtu.be/npJ0CUT8d_Y?si=_U-j…