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Peter Ryan
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Research @Ryan_Research Formerly: MA Global History (Econ) @UCDdublin Research @coindesk BA Econ / Biz / CS @nyuniversity
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Peter Ryan
This chart explains why China isn't panicking Look at the energy mix since 1965. Coal is Dominant. Oil? the majority is controlled by Hormuz. While the world fights over it Beijing fires up another coal plant. No strait closes a mine. No navy blockades a railway. 60 years
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People will use the oil crisis to promote their own pet politics as solutions whether they be “this is why we need green energy” or “this is why we need to drill in our own backyard.” But, there’s likely no way to avoid the negative consequences coming. No one can offer a solution that can be completed in time or within reason to counter.
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“China Didn’t Bet On Climate, it Bet On Control” twitter.com/_PeterRyan/status/...
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The cosmos is playful, beautiful, and endlessly mysterious. It never ceases to amaze me how many people bypass all of that to believe in a single resurrection fairytale from 2,000 years ago.
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While risk offsetting in theory, this will make Ireland more dependent on America. American MNC capital and, now, energy will be two cards Trump can play to control Ireland’s government.
Billy Kelleher MEP
@BillyKelleherEU
Welcome news, as last a wise judge makes the decision that was obvious from the beginning. Questions should be asked of the old An Bord Pleanála regarding their handling of this application. LNG will be part of our energy supply and security for the short and medium term. T x.com/businessposthq…
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Top 10% drove half of spending in 2025. They’re the bell weather.
Bob Elliott
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Looking through the chop of the monthly numbers, the household spending math problem remains. Employment growth: 0% Wage growth: 3.5% Inflation: ~2.5% -> ~4% Just pretty tough to maintain 5-6% nominal HH spending that has powered the economy, and even harder to get 2-3% real.
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Have gotten to a point where I see the Civil War as Mexican–American War II.
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