Eli DouradoVerified account

@elidourado

Tech and growth at . All I want is for GDP per capita to be $200k by 2050. I believe in hard tech, megaprojects, fast planes, neomedievalism, and karma.

Washington, DC
Joined March 2007

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    26 Feb 2021

    Build housing Design proteins Cure aging Occupy Mars Price carbon Mine heat Mine asteroids Fuse atoms Fly hypersonic Fly…everywhere Use robots Dig tunnels Stake crypto Farm indoors Grow meat Go faster

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    Sample analysis finds that roughly half of renewable energy projects in the US “ended up being canceled in full after years of delay and stoppage.”

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  4. There are some problems: 1. The national government owns mineral rights, so landowners hate drilling. 2. Not enough pipeline infrastructure. 3. Public opposition to fracking. But Operation Warp Speed for Polish shale gas could work if they were serious about it.

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  5. Poland consumes about 720 billion cubic feet of natural gas per year. EIA estimated in 2013 Poland has 148 *trillion* cubic feet of technically recoverable shale gas. So 200 years worth of gas, if only they wanted to produce it themselves.

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  6. Seems below the false-positive rate of PCR tests…

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    Please be careful. 22 years ago, one of the Russians getting a Western visa was me, along with my family. This gave my dad a chance to start a great business and gave me a chance to grow up without the influence of zombie ideology. We should not throw such possibilities away.

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  8. Why Russia invaded Ukraine, and why Moldova is now on the chopping block. /ht , who has been saying this for a long time.

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  9. Bernie Sanders doesn’t want billionaires going to space. But he doesn’t want non-billionaires going to space either. No billionaires, non-billionaires, private companies, or governments in space. Got it.

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  10. What is holding back utility-scale wind, solar, and geothermal energy projects? Permitting and local vetocracy. /ht

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    In short, we're overdue for a major econ policy shake-up if we're to keep up and if we're to project the econ power the way we used to. Who's up for it? /6

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    Worse yet, policies on both sides of the Atlantic are increasingly parochial. EU's 'tech sovereignty', digital regulations, CBAM, Biden's aversion to trade agreements & WTO risk fragmenting markets in the West further. Very few signs of a domestic 'supply-side' agenda /4

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    Apr 25

    I genuinely believe this is a dumb FSB officer being told to get 3 SIMs.

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    My latest on looming trouble in Moldova and on why the West should care in .

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  16. Lockheed: it’s a risk to our business that DOD is starting to care about fast delivery and value for money.

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    Apr 26

    The Saab 29 Tunnan’s strongest defense was being so adorable that you couldn’t possibly shoot it down.

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    Apr 26

    PSAKI: "We are not expecting a food shortage here at home."

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    Apr 26
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  20. Apr 26

    If you are a software engineer and want to do something more meaningful, has 14 open software roles…

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  21. Apr 26

    Interesting since had a hand (as a report author) in getting all of NIA’s money wastefully earmarked for Alzheimer’s research. I agree it’d be better spent on understanding aging and it could have fiscal effects.

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