Union staff are not the same people in leadership, especially among those deciding what candidates get donations or support.

Talk about impeaching judges who took bribes now. Expand the court next.

Recognize that corporations, and unions, want control of your health care to use as bargaining chips. That’s why it’s hard to get either side to let it out of corporate control.

The trick is to make Trump so toxic that anyone wanting to run in the GoP in '28 will have to have a record of stopping him. Once that happens, impeachment is on the table. Dems can’t do it alone, they have to get republican senators on board. Specifically they need 7 from this list: https://www.senate.gov/senators/Class_III.htm Which will be especially hard for some of them like Grassley, who is actually a zombie.

Hell yeah, solid showing too, he barely squeaked out 2020, so really good improvement.

The crystallization is mainly about strength so they don’t snap or deform at a billion rpm, because typical aluminum would shatter under the load. They don’t melt because of magic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtxVdC7pBQM

Finally! Some good news in the world.

Turbine blades are pure aluminum, which melts at 1220 degrees. They operate inside the compression chamber of the turbine to move gases that are around 1500 degrees. There’s a whole art to making them single crystals and optimizing flow rates so they don’t melt, or explode, or melt and explode. And a lot of work goes into making sure when they do melt and explode, they don’t turn into supersonic bullets. Just barely though, because armor is heavy.

They have the industry by the balls and know it. Even though there is competing tech, it won’t be to market for years. Honestly I expect the bubble to pop first, destroy capex, and lead to up coming tech getting shelved. Because why invest in a new path when the old one will be dirt cheap again?

They’re going to run into speed bumps soon enough. Capital problems are starting to appear in the AI market over the past month, that’s going to get a LOT worse. And no matter what, production in 5 years won’t look like it does today. Between competition, newer production tech, and political upheaval, it’s going to be a hell of a ride.

An ESP32-P4 is about the same ram, better IO options, but half the CPU of the original Pi for about $20 right now. So the tech has been progressing a little bit.

While on the same machine, the turbine blades that melt at 1250 degrees operate at 1500 degrees.

It’s all magic

That’s a weird way to say 1 in 20