Carney walks out and calls it a war — he's right, wrong reasons. Ratcliffe's C-17 lands in Moscow. Warsh smashes the Fed's crystal ball. Nine weeks to November 3. Seven posts inside.
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Promethean Science - The Universal Law Underlying Trump's Energy Policy
Examine Trump's winning energy policies vs. Europe's green failure in this Promethean Science episode with Ben Deniston. Hear US Energy Secretary Wright speak truth to the Davos elite, and explore 'power per mass' as a universal metric for progress—from galaxies, to life, to human society.
In this video, Benjamin Deniston of Promethean Action delves into the Trump administration's energy policies, contrasting them with the failed green energy policies of Europe and the Biden administration. Deniston explains how the concept of 'power per mass' serves as a universal metric for measuring progress and development—from galaxies to human civilization. Highlighting U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright's revelations at Davos, Deniston shows that human progress is uniquely characterized by the discovery and mastery of fire, with nuclear fire being the next frontier.
00:00 Trump's Energy Policies vs. Green Energy 01:25 Energy Secretary Chris Wright's Revelations at Davos 04:55 The Universal Metric: Power Per Mass 07:17 Human Development and the Mastery of Fire 10:04 The Future of Energy: Nuclear Fire 11:45 Conclusion: The Universal Nature of Progress
President of Promethean Action. Living at the intersection of politics, science, and economics. Spent 6 years working with and then leading Lyndon LaRouche's scientific research team (the "Basement"). [email protected]
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