I don't know if i sound offending, it's quite the opposite. ("man, now i'm defending?" wtf)
i chat gpted my greek to english, as i do in complex discussions and sometimes the results sounds cringe. lol
Russia Economy Thread
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i chat gpted my greek to english, as i do in complex discussions and sometimes the results sounds cringe. lolIt just means more Russian crude oil will flood the international market.
I doubt there will be much need for actual gasoline imports since the Russian government announced they will be blending fuel to make gasoline and diesel.
In the longer term Rosatom is building two gigafabs to make lithium-ion batteries. Russia is going to start making EVs. That will cut down gasoline demand eventually.
Russia is also building an HSR line between Moscow and St. Petersburg which should further reduce aviation and car fuel demand.
I doubt there will be much need for actual gasoline imports since the Russian government announced they will be blending fuel to make gasoline and diesel.
In the longer term Rosatom is building two gigafabs to make lithium-ion batteries. Russia is going to start making EVs. That will cut down gasoline demand eventually.
Russia is also building an HSR line between Moscow and St. Petersburg which should further reduce aviation and car fuel demand.
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I think that this has to go deeper. While west wooed that USSR stagnated and backward etc, was building carriers, cruisers, nuclear subs, a fully blown space program, numerous nuclear stations etc etc etc. USSR died because of hyperproductivity. Soviet people went also lazy and "goofy" but there are western documentaries claiming thats soviets had better sex also. lol Population was booming even after the great hit it took during WW2 so maybe they were right. East German's most enjoyed activity was to run to the nature naked and party any moment they could haha. I remember them coming here in Greece too
Yeah the amount of infrastruture the Soviets could build was just monstrous. Just look at the nuclear power plants in Ukraine alone. They were building like two dozen gigawatt class nuclear power plants simultaneously in the Soviet Union.
It was way easier to mobilize workers and resources for such public works construction programs than in a capitalist economy.
It was way easier to mobilize workers and resources for such public works construction programs than in a capitalist economy.
In simple economics, nigganomics as a man once said, The global debt, is the combined productivity owned in material on not substance, trapped in the pockets of fewer and fewer people. In terms of money. I think it's enough to make as type 2 civilization Soviets made space drones while you are sending teslas in space you fool. They invented "Teknologia" except the Gopniks lol
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LOL What?
1. Does this even have anything to do with Ukraine? It's on the other side of Russia.
2. Getting your country beaten to a non-functioning pulp despite all of NATO and more supporting it is a good job if you can get your enemy to reduce tariffs on one item?
3. So of all the items that China/EU/USA don't charge tariffs on, we congratulate whom? Slava whom?
I'll tell you one thing I really appreciate the Ukrainians for, though. Before this, Russia's economy was closer to the EU and used much more USD than anything else. Now, it's basically the arctic branch of China's economy, to Russia's benefit. And the EU economy used to be called "blessed" for being relaxed with a high standard of living and yet modern but now they're called the Europoors LOL Slave Ukraine!
HSR will not help when population grows East of Ural or South in mountains and shortages supposed to be filled by EuroAsian Union/ Central Asia integration. What actually happening is that after spending several days in Tajikistan Putin almost immediately call Central Asian again. Presumption is that any agreements done about further integration and labor movements he discuss with some one who he didnot took them to show them in public as they will be responsible to put these things in action.