A cup of coffee read: In Hungarian Conservative, a fascinating discussion with Jordan Peterson.
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That last quote, we had Swan and Bowen on the TV today telling us the problem is traditional fossil fueled powers sources are too expensive. One only needs to add up the cost of replacing those sources with renewables and the transmission and storage improvements needed for those to be practical and compare that with the cost of replacing the fossil fueled power generation capacity. That equation is stark and clearly articulates why poor people will continue to suffer.
C.L.
Thank you.
A great article.
Thank you.
Would hate to have missed this article.
Almost an element of historical-civilisational suspicion of the Magyars by most other members of the EU who prefer to ally themselves with Saxons and Angles, and maybe Latins, or, heaven help, Slavs. But being on the margins can cut two ways, as Peterson would know.