One good Question
From Don Watkings
Which is the biggest career challenge? 1. Deciding what you want 2. Getting it
To me the first is the biggest Challenge. In fact I don't want nothing very big.
From Don Watkings
Which is the biggest career challenge? 1. Deciding what you want 2. Getting it
To me the first is the biggest Challenge. In fact I don't want nothing very big.
Source :Mike Mills Manhattan Institute
In the video below Mike Mills makes the case that no transition is going to happen. The world will use everything .
Second conclusion we will dig like never before. The electrification demands huge amounts of metals. Be a mining engineer (not a nice life but you will be one month at the mine 1 month home with a good pay)
Since no new mines are expected to be online soon probably electrification is going to be a rich thing.
If you buy the 10 biggest stocks in 1957 and do nothing you would beat the S&P without the new thing. No technology, no Biotech, no IPO's etc....
let that sink in!
why does it work? because you can have some companies that go to zero -100% like Bethlehem Steel and you can have companies that give you 12,000%. In this list we don't have Philip Morris that was the best stock ever in the S&P.
When you genuinely accept the risks, you will be at peace with any outcome.
— Mark DouglasFossil Future or a different Future
Levels of energy consumption are tightly correlated with standard of living. The importance of cheap, abundant, reliable energy cannot be understated