May differ is his tax returns.
Because [blah blah blah] so we are still waiting.

Yes.

Any interest in collaborating on big food scan on promises kept/broken since 2019?

Exhibit x/n: General Mills claiming "recyclable granola bar wrappers in 2021, Kelloggs promising "recyclable" Pringles tubes in 2021, Mars promise of pollution cuts since 2020...

Schiphol is in Amsterdam NL. These photos of Norway or Denmarklbusses driving where..?

Twaddle. They will be crowing on their propaganda channels for hours, having got all they want, including the optics.

They have flooded all 3 chambers.

Government #epicfail is all theirs on their way to ensh*tification of being human in the US.

Ask @kingsmillbond.bsky.social @ember-energy.org if he'd revise s.99 "Geopolitics - Does it enhance the independence and security of its user?" given explicit threats and tanking of [global] agreements by USA, KSA, etc, e.g. maritime fuels MARPOL by IMO, forcing EU to buy US fracked gas via tariffs?

Does Mr Bond have alternative examples from "Investing in technology revolutions is always risky" s.98
- electrolysers
- direct air capture
- hydrogen for mobility
- 3D printers
- solar PV + battery
- batteries - LFP
- PV - perovskite
- 2 wheelers ICE vs BEV

I agree the reframing of electricty/power as "in everything", but the diagram s.85 is incomplete w/o marking the state capture possible to profitable fossil fuels protagonists that pushes/cuts financing and/or opportunities to sectors; see Tr*mp tanking wind projects, then forcing coal to stay open?

Any response to China offshoring their greentech manufacturing to diversify location risk e.g. "China’s Green Leap
Outward: The rapid scale-up of overseas Chinese clean-tech manufacturing investments"?

From s.70, "China is exporting the electrotech revolution to the world"

Would like Mr Bond's response to the Australian policy initiative for '26 to force "free" retail energy during sunny daytime 3 hours when electricity prices go negative because of oversupply; from s.56 "Electrotech is small, modular and cheap, allowing for a lot of experimentation and learning"

I assume s.46 ["We lose some two thirds of the energy we put into the system"] has created riots in certain boardrooms and listservs. Any anecdotes to share [spill the tea]?!

Would add: "...at point where that energy drives a motor/process required by the party paying for it."

Add to "At its core, the energy system is about converting energy into useful forms as efficiently as possible..." s.45