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Smart cartel tbh

#nevercable

Market was front running the end of Chinese New Year knowing they needed to be ahead before China bought it up. Market is projecting a larger move up, $140+

Markets shrugged off the 10%, they’ll shrug off the 15% too. The extension won’t be approved and market probably pricing in far less tariffs long term

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If you live in a zip code with median HH income below $150k, any kid under 10 born before 2025 qualifies for the $250 seed money from Michael and Susan Dell.

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Not bad I’ll give it a shot

Things that are obvious for $50 Alex

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absolutely believe the idea that Mavs traded Luka to flagship media market in a handshake agreement so that they’d get to draft Cooper Flagg. The odds were 1.8% they get top pick. They did a few months after Luka trade.

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The 1st pick has clearly been rigged multiple times by the league. Anthony Davis, Zion, and Flagg all were clearly rigged

I don’t think they rig it very often, but when there’s an elite #1 pick they tend to use it for business purposes

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Isn't the planet running out of helium? Pretty sure I remember hearing about that. Seems like implementing this idea on a grand scale would put a pretty big dent on dwindling helium reserves.

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I hadn’t heard of this but did some research and was surprised by it. Helium actually leaks out of our atmosphere over time into space, but the rate is relatively small and balanced by new helium being released from uranium decomposing in Earth’s crust.

The actual helium supply concern is the easily available helium is running out. We had one US national cavern that has run out in the past year or so. Now our supply comes from separating helium from natural gas pipelines, but the known concentrations of natural gas with helium are depleting. 100-200 yrs remaining like this unless new reserves are found. But we do continue to find new reserves. At some point we could run out of reserves though and need to do “air helium capture” similar to direct air carbon capture, sucking in air and separating the tiny amount of helium then tucking it away in caverns for storage and use

TLDR; we aren’t going to run out of helium, but it could become incredibly expensive in 100 years or so

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Lottery odds allocated based on two-year records

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Lottery odds freeze at the trade deadline or a later date

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These are good moves

There’s also almost no restaurants of value past Highland towards the river until you get near LSU, so a lot of the neighborhood traffic on Burbank and Nicholson go to the first decent offerings on Highland