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You don’t have to be Sherlock Holmes to discover that electric vehicles (EVs) are popping up all over the place. If this trend continues, new billion-dollar industries will spring up, long-established industries could fail, and ordinary life could become very different.
John C. Malone, a billionaire who made his fortune in telecommunications, is the largest private land owner in the US; his 2.2 million acres is double the size of Rhode Island.
October 29, 1929, was so traumatic, so painful, that nearly a century later it still rattles investors. Years of unprecedented prosperity, fun, exuberance, and a feeling of invincibility ended abruptly that day. What followed was the unthinkable: fortunes were lost, careers destroyed, families evicted, and hunger became widespread. The people who experienced these horrors certainly wondered if their suffering would ever end, and for years it seemed that it would not.
“One nation, under G-d, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”
The wonderful concepts expressed by these words in the Pledge of Allegiance once characterized the United States. Unfortunately, this no longer seems to be the case - certainly not to the extent it used to. In fact, America has become more polarized than at any time since the Civil War, and one of the issues fueling this division is vaccinations. It is generating very intense emotions, and apparently neither side sees any middle ground or room for compromise.
If you get the impression that shortages have been in the news a lot lately, you’re right. They’ll continue to be, because developments are evolving very quickly; the situation is becoming more worrisome and everyone will be impacted.
If you think food prices are high now, you ain’t seen nothing yet. If the experts are correct - hopefully they aren’t - Americans are about to be socked with much higher food prices. Worse than that, they should expect to be paying much more for many other products, too.
