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Non metto in dubbio che siano fonti di intelligence, e forse raccontano pure la verità, ma, come si suol dire, the show must go on, perchè le aziende del settore difesa devono incassare ancora di più.

 
Che siano energie fossili o rinnovabili, secondo questa analisi verremo surclassati.

The planned expansion of the BRICS bloc, through the addition of new members Saudi Arabia, Iran, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Egypt, Ethiopia and Argentina, will transform the grouping into a global leader in renewable energy in the coming decades, Rystad Energy research shows.
As the transition to cleaner technology accelerates, the alliance is projected to derive over 80% of its power from renewable sources by 2050, with total capacity reaching 11 terawatts (TW), more than double the combined 4.5 TW expected in the Group of Seven (G7) nations Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the US.
Renewable energy is rapidly gaining prominence as costs decline, making it an increasingly attractive prospect for investors in the BRICS+ nations. This appeal is reinforced by the abundant natural resources and affordable labor in most member countries.
The BRICS+ bloc is poised to play a pivotal role in global oil production, with members set to collectively meet two-thirds of the world's crude oil demand.
In terms of natural gas production, the BRICS+ grouping will account for 37% of liquids and 33% of gas production globally.
As BRICS+ continues to mature, the bloc is expected to produce an energy surplus, surpassing the consumption levels of its largest members, thanks to the energy exporter status of several newly added members, most notably Saudi Arabia.
In stark contrast, the energy dynamics of the G7 nations present a different narrative. Despite commendable strides in energy efficiency and production, the G7 remains a net importer of primary energy.
The G7's pursuit of energy self-sufficiency extends beyond economics; it is also about safeguarding sovereignty. The G7 faces multifaceted challenges regarding energy sovereignty, including control over clean tech supply chains, technological leadership, job creation, reducing reliance on volatile regions and maintaining economic competitiveness.

 
Durata vs qualità della vita, una scelta molto difficile.
As the late author Christopher Hitchens battled esophageal cancer, the brutal side effects of chemotherapy seemed like, as Dr. Peter Attia wrote, “fair trade for a few more years of useful life.”
But as Hitchens neared the end, he wrote: "I lay for days on end, trying in vain to postpone the moment when I would have to swallow. Every time I did swallow, a hellish tide of pain would flow up my throat, culminating in what felt like a mule kick in the small of my back. … And then I had an unprompted rogue thought: If I had been told about all this in advance, would I have opted for the treatment?"

 

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