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The Silicon Dragon and Its Coal-Fired Illusion
Wait a moment. We’re meant to believe that China is…
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Germany’s Long March Through the Valley of Consequences
Germany does not look even remotely prepared to roll back…
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Cheap Energy Won’t Save a Civilization Built on Fictions
Yes, affordable energy is a blessing for almost everyone—aside from…
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The Mirage of “Rapid Progress”: LNG Fantasies and the Africa Factor
“Advance quickly?” I’ve heard that line before. When I first…
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The Myth of “More Action”: Why Gas Still Burns Into the Sky
“More action,” you say? As if Oil & Gas companies…
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The Climate Grift Didn’t Fall—It Burst Under Its Own Weight
I’m not interested in downplaying Trump’s role in hammering nails…
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China: The Dying Titan That Refuses to Fall
There seem to be only two species of analysts when…
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The Ammonia Nightmare No One Wants to Imagine
Pretty, isn’t it? This is what happens when a single…
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Democracy’s Favorite Trick: Majority Wishes, Minority Bills
What an exquisitely misleading headline. Allow me to translate it…
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When the Green Mirage Meets the Pension Guillotine
So, what exactly is the endgame here? Do people simply…
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Consultants: The High-Priced Confessors of Corporate Court Politics
When I walked away from my corporate cage fifteen years…
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The Academics Who Sniff the Air Like Medieval Alchemists
I remain perpetually stunned by the supernatural talents some academics…
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The Chameleon Billionaire
Chances are Gates never actually believed the nonsense he was…
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The Last Defense Against the Mob
It’s not the constitution itself that matters so much, but…
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Tariffs and the Teutonic Hangover
Import tariffs on steel, you say? Fine—let’s play that game.…
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Blame the Machine
Whenever someone does something deeply unpopular, an excuse is required—preferably…
