/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Nuclear is not only the most energy dense, but the cleanest and easiest to largescale

I fucking hate how the common man gets to help decide what infrastructure does or doesnt get built

the "common man" is fucking retarded

>>14694356
just have a few months food rations, and some bicycles and bike tires/tubes/spare parts

gasoline will last 120 days max with stabilizers in it, not to mention other fossil fuel derived liquids motors require

well manufactured mountain bikes will be unobtainable technology for decades after collapse (road bikes too, but good roads will become scarce), after one year it will be the fastest transportation there is on land (added bonus, bikes dont starve to death or shit wherever they go like a horse)

duct tape and WD-40 are primo prepper supplies, second only to bullets and a gun

but humanity can be saved if we take the nuclear energy pill, and finally stop listening to uneducated retards for vital infrastructure planning and funding

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>>11541437
this tbqh

the best form of government is one that doesnt do anything at all

>>10433594
even if it drops, it will be back to green in less than a month

besides, ive already hedged just in case

>>10433611
>and netflix at 300
I sold it at 198
and i sold 20 shares of HEAR when it was $1.50 ($20+ a share nowadays)

dont let the past weigh you down, you can only change your future