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John Deere Announces Strategic Partnership with SpaceX
Deere & Company (NYSE: DE) announced it has entered into an agreement with SpaceX to provide cutting-edge satellite communications (SATCOM) service to farmers.

He knows a thing or three about "DEBANKING" people,bet the "Trump College" people who paid $$ feel "Debanked",a lot of NY contractors got "Debanked",and a lot of his online "donation" sites have also "Debanked" his followers w/fine print that takes more $$ than is intended. I think "Debanking" is a foundational tenet of "WINNING"."But we're also going to place strong protections to stop banks and regulators from trying to de-bank you from your...you know, your political beliefs, what they do, they want to de-bank you and we're going to de-bank. Think of this. They want to take away your rights, they want to take away your country. The things they're doing, all electric cars, give me a break. If you want an electric car, good. But they don't go far, they're very expensive."
"And you know we have more liquid gold and wealth under our feet than any other nation. We have more liquid gold, oil and gas, more liquid gold. Well I just met non-liquid gold. You know where it was? Iowa. It's called corn. They have, it's non-liquid, that's my take. You have more non-liquid gold. They said, 'what is that?' I said corn. They said, 'we love that idea', that's a pretty cool thought, isn't it? That's a nickname in its own way, but we came up with a new word, new coupla' words for corn."
Also, reruns of I.D. to buy bread and the cognitive test he aced. Follow that?
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John Deere Announces Strategic Partnership with SpaceX
Deere & Company (NYSE: DE) announced it has entered into an agreement with SpaceX to provide cutting-edge satellite communications (SATCOM) service to farmers.www.deere.com
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There might be new land opening up in a few years as they replace livestock and dairy agriculture. Drought and lack of water will move them out of state just as well as technological change though. I figure fresh water will be an even bigger issue in the future and hope a partial technical solution to desalinate sea water is at hand, we will see when it is commercialized and from what I can see it should be and rapidly too, if it works as anticipated at scale.![]()
The 6 states facing the most serious groundwater crises
A heating planet and expanding commercial agriculture are putting increasing pressure on America’s vital aquifers — underground reservoirs that supply water to an estimated 145 milli…thehill.com
There might be new land opening up in a few years as they replace livestock and dairy agriculture. Drought and lack of water will move them out of state just as well as technological change though. I figure fresh water will be an even bigger issue in the future and hope a partial technical solution to desalinate sea water is at hand, we will see when it is commercialized and from what I can see it should be and rapidly too, if it works as anticipated at scale.
That process out of MIT I posted about might be a game changer, I posted the paper, and it is very detailed and contains a lot of information an engineer could use to design a system. It is such a good idea I think it will found an industry and drive most present methods out of business. If it works out it should be rapidly adopted over the next decade or so. It won't solve the main issue, but it can keep a lot of people alive and might not be scalable except for water efficient agriculture with wastewater from cities. It doesn't produce toxic brine, or its discharge can be easily diluted.![]()
As Water Scarcity Increases, Desalination Plants Are on the Rise
After decades of slow progress, desalination is increasingly being used to provide drinking water around the globe. Costs for processing salt water for drinking water have dropped, but it remains an expensive option and one that creates environmental problems that must be addressed.e360.yale.edu
Do you realize how many possible game changers you have brought to the forum? Are we in the thousands yet?That process out of MIT I posted about might be a game changer, I posted the paper, and it is very detailed and contains a lot of information an engineer could use to design a system. It is such a good idea I think it will found an industry and drive most present methods out of business. If it works out it should be rapidly adopted over the next decade or so. It won't solve the main issue, but it can keep a lot of people alive and might not be scalable except for water efficient agriculture with wastewater from cities. It doesn't produce toxic brine, or its discharge can be easily diluted.
Technology moves fast these days and where there were dozens doing work in areas 50 years ago there are thousands today. Have a look at the paper and judge for yourself, they appear to have solved many of the main issues.Do you realize how many possible game changers you have brought to the forum? Are we in the thousands yet?
The single indicator that the main issues have been solved is that one can buy a turnkey unit, with warranty.Technology moves fast these days and where there were dozens doing work in areas 50 years ago there are thousands today. Have a look at the paper and judge for yourself, they appear to have solved many of the main issues.
Their main problem is the old economic ideology is dead and Joe has got them by the nuts on the economy, which is starting to sink in with the population. You can't hide prosperity and not just for Wall Street but for main street too and jobs reports off the charts along with other economic indicators.Condensed down to 7 1/2 words:
Reagan-era Republican policies aren’t bad enough.
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Nikki Haley finally got Trump one-on-one. There’s a reason she’s still losing.
The real problem for Trump’s opponents isn’t really about candidate math at all.www.politico.com
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