Fed’s Evans expects virus impacts on economy to be short-lived.
In other news, Fed’s Evans is smoking a fucking crack rock the size of Ganymede. He’s ingesting more meth than a weeklong Hell’s Angels shindig if he believes that crock of crap he’s crowing about.
Economy will resemble a tanker undergoing vaccum implosion soon enough. Maybe he misspoke and meant to say “the economy will be short-lived.” In that case, he’d be correct.
Coming Soon: A ‘Tsunami’ Of Business Bankruptcies.
Going to be a real bloodbath like has never been seen before. It’s not bad now compared to what it’ll be in six months.
If I had to pick a single tip that everyone should know when using their PC, this would be up there on the shortlist: https://t.co/u0bmzvmZVw
— Jen Gentleman 🌺 (@JenMsft) April 24, 2020
I use this all the time in Windows and wish it existed in every other UI/OS. Hardly anyone else seems to know about it, though.
My hometown, ladies and gentlemen. May 22, 1911.
What should we call this depression that is approaching? Has to have some sort of appellation so we can all refer to it.
“Mondo Depression?” Nah, too 80s.
How about a move away from “depression” branding altogether and go for something completely different, like “Corona Contraction?” Nah, sounds too much like childbirth, or is perhaps too linguistic.
How about something more mellifluous like “Disease Dolor?” I like it.
Though I have to admit “Plague Plunge” is catchier and easier to remember.
Michael Moore’s new film about the non-viability of solar and wind looks to be utter bullshit.
The EROI of solar is actually quite good — especially in places that are suited for it. It’s also getting cheaper and more efficient all the time, both to build the panels and the panels themselves. If we build a house, we will definitely include solar panel arrays as they are cheap now and can provide about 50% of power just from a roof-based array.
Film seems to be poorly-researched propaganda BS. (I do agree with the necessity of human population reduction though.)