Comments by "M Shepard" (@mshepard2264) on "Financial Times" channel.

  1. how is funding training and manufacturing jobs crushing poor Americans. Poor Americans pay low tax rates so how are they getting crushed. Also inflation rate is way down.
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  2. So during the pandemic we couldn’t get TI power supply chips. We had to redesign boards and raise prices. we we even bought other pcbs just to pull chips off. If there was more domestic chip capacity then we could have charged our customers less keeping prices lower. so inflation would be lower if supply chains were more stable.
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  3. I use more power in the summer than the winter but all this does depend on location. Grid scale flow batteries could work.
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  4. There are tons of electric cars near me and everything is fine. Sure in rural areas there will probably be a good percentage gas / diesel trucks / cars for a while longer but that is ok. I dont care if everyone in north Dakota is driving an f150 because there are more people in a neiborhood here than all of north Dakota.
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  5. because there is no downside to the mining and refining of uranium. The refining stage generates huge amounts of low level waste.
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