Recently there was a big move in in in um the shares of solar companies because it seems like you know things are still in flux but it looks like the direction of things Mike tell me if this is where you think they're headed is towards taking out a lot of the tax credits that have gone to you know solar and wind and other kind of renewable energies. So there is I think a big interest in the impact on and part of the breakup of of well I I don't know what their relationship status now is it's complicated of ...

Deficit & Debt Concerns - Investors initially anticipated government spending cuts and a 3% deficit-to-GDP ratio, but the reconciliation bill raises questions about deficit impact over the next 10 years [1] - The market has largely priced in the reconciliation bill, with concerns about deficits existing for years [4][5] - Investors are uncertain about the duration and form of tariffs, which could significantly offset the bill's cost, potentially raising 27 trillion (2.7%) in revenue over 10 years [2][3] Entitlement Programs & Future Fiscal Challenges - Social Security trust fund insolvency is projected in the early 2030s, requiring Congress to either cut retiree benefits by approximately 25% or find ways to make the fund solvent [6] - Addressing long-term deficits will likely require a moment that forces Congressional action, rather than preventative measures, due to political considerations [7] Political & Voter Perspectives - American voters do not currently view deficits as a top concern, which impacts politicians' prioritization of the issue [8]

- I'm gonna see the GPU guys. This is it. Welcome to an AI data center where you can hear.This is extremely loud right now. And feel. This can blow dry my hair.The power. The AI's in there. By 2028, data centers like this across the country could use 12% of all US electricity, enough to power more than 55 million homes for a year.And yes, you are increasing that energy. Every time you hit enter on an AI prompt, it's routed through places like this. - You know, we need to do the AI.And we need more than doub ...

Company Overview - Epic's headquarters spans 1,670 acres and includes five campuses: Prairie, Central Park, Farm, Wizards, and Storybook [1] - The company employs close to 13,000 individuals who work on-site five days a week [1] - Epic's headquarters design incorporates elements of surprise and fantasy, drawing inspiration from stories like Harry Potter and the Wizard of Oz [1] Recruitment and Employee Retention - The unique campus design serves as a major recruitment tool, attracting talent from states like California, New York, and Texas [1] - Epic aims to create a fun and engaging work environment to encourage employees to stay [1] - Office buildings are designed to be no more than three stories high to encourage employee interaction and movement [1] Facilities and Amenities - The headquarters includes unique features such as a three-story library, treehouse conference spaces, and a New York deli [1] - The campus incorporates unconventional elements like slides for quick transportation [1] - The design incorporates "surprises" around every corner to create an engaging environment [1]

[Applause] This is what a successful side launch of a ship looks like. And this is Kim Jong-un's brand new 5,000 ton destroyer. It capsized after North Korea tried the same launch method.But what seems like a major setback for North Korea's efforts to modernize its Soviet era Navy offers a rare glimpse into the shadowy relationships between Pyongyang and Moscow. The botch launch at Chong Jin was very embarrassing, but these ships reveal deep technological ties between Russia and North Korea. Here's how Mosc ...

As the U.S. deployed decoy B-2 bombers west over the Pacific, military officials quietly sent a “strike package” east over the Atlantic to hit three nuclear facilities in Iran: Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan. In one night, the U.S. used three-quarters of its stockpile of GBU-57 “bunker buster” bombs in what President Trump called a “spectacular military success.” WSJ’s Shelby Holliday breaks down the Pentagon’s misdirection, equipment and weapons used in Operation Midnight Hammer. Chapters: 0:00 U.S. strikes on ...

Nuclear Program Status - There was a direct strike that reached underground at Fordo, but the extent of damage to equipment and operational status of the site is unknown [1] - The absence of a stockpile of file material makes it very difficult for Iran to divert enriched uranium to fuel a bomb [2] Geopolitical Implications - Iran is described as a bully in the Middle East peace [2]

President Trump said the U.S. has attacked three of Iran’s nuclear sites: Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan. The three sites represent the core of the Iranian nuclear infrastructure. #Trump #Iran #WSJ ...

Defense Capacity Concerns - Industry analysts suggest Israel's aero interceptors are in short supply, raising concerns about long-term defense capabilities [1] - Israel's interception rate for ballistic missiles is approximately 90%, but capacity, not capability, is the critical factor [2] - The US is augmenting Israel's defenses, indicating awareness of interceptor capacity issues [3] - Analysts emphasize the need for a swift resolution to the conflict, as neither the US nor Israel can sustain prolonged missile interception [4] Production and Cost - Israel's defense ministry made a deal with IIA to produce more A3 interceptors [3] - Each Arrow interceptor costs over $2 million and requires significant production time [3] Strategic Implications - Iran possesses more missiles than Israel and the US have interceptors [1] - US interceptor resources are also limited [4]

Overview of Ibogaine Treatment - Ibogaine is presented as a radical alternative treatment for opioid addiction, distinct from standard approaches [1] - The treatment is illegal in the US due to potential risks, yet sought after by Americans in other countries [2] - Ibogaine is a psychoactive compound from the Tabernanthe iboga shrub, used traditionally in West African ceremonies [3][4] Efficacy and Research - Observational studies suggest ibogaine can interrupt opioid dependence, but it is not a cure [18] - A 2017 study indicated 30% of participants reported no opioid use after ibogaine treatment, while another reported 75% opioid-free for a year [18] - Formal clinical trials are lacking in the US, but Texas is allocating millions in state funds for ibogaine research [17][21] Treatment Process and Risks - Ibogaine treatment involves medically supervised sessions, including heart monitoring, and can induce intense visions and physical reactions [6][10][11] - The primary risk associated with ibogaine is cardiotoxicity and potential death, necessitating careful screening and medical supervision [19] - Treatment costs range from approximately $5,000 to $15,000, making it inaccessible for many [22] Alternative Treatments and Perspectives - Standard opioid addiction treatment in the US involves opioid replacement therapy, but some find it ineffective [14][15] - Experts emphasize that current legal treatments like buprenorphine and methadone remain the best options in the US [16] - Ibogaine is viewed as a "negative pattern interrupter" that can help individuals overcome heroin addiction rapidly [18]