Everything I write comes from private mums’ groups on Facebook. Allt jag skriver kommer från slutna mammagrupper på facebook 🇸🇪
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African Fatigue
Imported African bag snatcher and the prick works.
They can't help themselves.
Bondi Beach video
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"Du har särat på dina ben genom livet"
"Jag ska köpa kokain och jag ska knarka nu"
"Jag kommer hoppa från balkongen"
David Druid tar paus från programmet Morgonpasset i P3.
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Hallonkompisen retweeted
Sverige borde köpa tillbaka S:t Barthélemy nu när Frankrike är i behov av pengar.
Problemet är att inga riksdagshen eller talmannen vill riskera sina jobb. Därför blir det inte extra val.
Vad fan har ni gjort?
Power is Power
The chart below shows electricity prices in Europe just now, priced per MWh. Just horrific and economically ruinous for any modern economy.
The world spends about $4.2 trillion on electricity and this is split between:
• Generation (2/3
• Transmission & Distribution (1/3)
The world spends around $1.5 trillion on capex and $2.7 trillion on opex. The $1.5 trillion capex gets you 1-2% capacity growth each year. So a rough rule of thumb is that every 1% of GDP you spend on power infrastructure gets you 1-2% more electricity.
If you wanted to grow your power supply by eg 8%, you might expect that to cost 6% of GDP. Nobody has the supply chain to do that, if you want to grow this particular supply chain it will cost you more GDP points on second order things.
Now…
Demand for power around the world is booming, because of 3 big technology trends.
1. Air Conditioning (yes still) +20% consumption
2. Electric Vehicles +80% consumption
3. AI Data Centers +XYZ% consumption
Different regions have different progress on these three trends. US has a lot of AC, little EV and a lot of DC, Europe has little AC, lots of EV little DC. China has a lot of AC and EV.
Now generation splits into fixed costs for the generator plant (site and technology specific) and variable costs for fuel.
Dispatchable Power Cost, by Fuel Type
1. $6 / MWh - Uranium
2. $19 / MWh - Nat Gas 🇺🇸
3. $22 / MWh - Coal 🇺🇸
4. $40 / MWh - Coal 🇨🇳
5. $90 / MWh - LNG
6. $130 / MWh - Biomass
7. $160 / MWh - Nat Gas 🇪🇺 🇯🇵
8. $200 / MWh - Oil
Fracking has given the US a structural energy cost advantage. If you talk to people in China about what is the most impressive thing the US has done they say “fracking”. The challenge with US Nat Gas is that it’s now fully developed and expansion is sort of tapped out.
What the 21st Century demands is a lot of power, you either have it or you don’t. When you look at planetary scale energy and compute trends you see myriad gigantic arbitrage opportunities.
Interesting times!
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I Polen gäller en mångårig strid om Författningsdomstolen. PiS fyllde den med sina domare; Tusk-regeringen ser det som politisering och låter nya domare suspendera ledningen för att “återställa oberoendet”. Oppositionen kallar det kupp.
Parallell i Sverige: Om en ny regering låter “sina” personer ta över ledningen för t.ex. Domstolsverket eller Högsta domstolen med hänvisning till tidigare politiska tillsättningar, sätter in polis och möts av protester från statschefen – då uppstår samma legitimitetskris.
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Russia's war losses may have hit 2.1 million troops with up to 770 thousand killed, according to a new Economist estimate, a sharp jump from its May figure of 280 to 518 thousand dead.
The Economist now puts total casualties at 1.4 to 2.1 million and deaths at 374 to 770 thousand, up from 900 thousand to 1.3 million total and 190 to 350 thousand killed back in July 2025.
Ukraine's General Staff separately puts total Russian casualties at around 1,588,170 as of October 31, with Russia losing an average of 1750 troops a day in October alone.
Ukrainian forces meanwhile advanced 73 square kilometers over the past three months, retaking about half the territory Russia seized this year.
economist.com/interactive/gr…
Att höra amerikaner och stockholmare prata får mig alltid att tvivla på om de pratar så på riktigt eller om de bara gör sig till.
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Every one should leave all their money to Elon Musk, including every dime of every government appropriation.
The world would return to paradise.
