In fact, there may have been more than one suspicious thing going on here! 🤨

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By now, we’ve seen how politicians will try to distract from scandals with other announcements. As you’ll see in this post, there was certainly something suspicious going on this time last year.

Take a look back at those last few months of 2024 and let me know what you think.
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"We will combine the Canadian and the American economy not through sovereign rights but access to all of the raw materials Canada has, some kind of economic deal. There won't be any tariffs on it...so we can take 5-7% of GDP and arm the north and tell the Chinese 'don't mess with us.'"

Meanwhile, Georgia Power reported $4 billion in profits last year.

Now Georgia Power is proposing a major expansion of methane gas power — more than 5 nuclear reactors’ worth — mostly to meet data centre demand.
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Georgia’s Public Service Commission approved 6 rate hikes in part to pay for major cost overruns on new nuclear reactors. Rates increased by 33% in the past 2 years, translating to an additional $500 per year for the average household.
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What a shambles.

I don't think I'm overstating it...unease is growing about overbuilding, overspending and over-the-top claims about the usefulness of AI.

I guess you could say we are all "so over" AI. 🤨

Also, I highly recommend reading the full letter here (pdf): cdn.openai.com/pdf/21b88bb5...

/fin

Here's some pre-budget reading on what might happen tomorrow:

#cdnpoli #ableg

www.theenergymix.com/carney-signa...

The college says on its website that declining tuition revenue, stagnant government grants, significant deferred maintenance and escalating costs are plaguing the whole institution and they need to “transform our approach.”
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everythinggp.com/2025/10/31/c...