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Energy firm wants to bring up to 1 million bitcoin-mining computers shut down by China to Alberta

Three natural gas-producing sites in southern Alberta could host "up to one million" bitcoin mining machines relocated from China under a deal proposed by Nevada-based Black Rock Petroleum Company amid Beijing's ongoing crackdown on cryptocurrency production and trading.

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Why false narratives so often trump reality » Borneo Bulletin Online

April 19, 2021 THE WASHINGTON POST – By eerie coincidence, I began reading William J Bernstein’s The Delusions of Crowds: Why People Go Mad in Groups in early January and was deep into it on January 6. I kept reading in the days that followed the unprecedented insurrection at the Capitol, putting the book aside occasionally to look at the scores of videos taken by participants before and during the rioting. ProPublica, the investigative news site, acquired more than 500 of these videos and assembled them into a compelling new kind of documentary. The people in these clips fit with what Bernstein describes as victims of delusions. In this instance they were victims of our deluder in chief, who concocted false tales of election fraud that he repeated again and again to convince his followers that Joe Biden had stolen the 2020 election. At a rally on January 6, President Donald Trump urged the crowd to march on the Capitol, “show strength” and “stop the steal”. At his b

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The Biden boom is already wild

It was amazing how quickly it happened. For almost five years â from Donald Trumpâs rise in the 2016 Republican primaries to the Jan. 6 insurrection following his defeat â the lurid spectacle of our national politics sucked up most of the countryâs cultural energy. Almost every conversation I had during that time began with mutual expressions of outrage and incredulity about whatever was happening in the hourly news cycle. And then it was over. Trumpâs cultural power evanesced as quickly as his political power did. Now everyone except those running in Republican primaries can ignore him. National politics didnât exactly become boring â Joe Bidenâs administration is proving transformative â but it no longer demanded most peopleâs minute-by-minute attention. That left room for a new national obsession, especially once the vaccine rollout picked up and the end of Americaâs pandemic nightmare appeared in sight.

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Opinion | The Biden Boom Is Already Wild

Credit.Christopher Griffith/Trunk Archive It was amazing how quickly it happened. For almost five years from Donald Trump’s rise in the 2016 Republican primaries to the Jan. 6 insurrection following his defeat the lurid spectacle of our national politics sucked up most of the country’s cultural energy. Almost every conversation I had during that time began with mutual expressions of outrage and incredulity about whatever was happening in the hourly news cycle. And then it was over. Trump’s cultural power evanesced as quickly as his political power did. Now everyone except those running in Republican primaries can ignore him. National politics didn’t exactly become boring Joe Biden’s administration is proving transformative but it no longer demanded most people’s minute-by-minute attention. That left room for a new national obsession, especially once the vaccine rollout picked up and the end of America’s pandemic nightmare appeared in sight.

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The time horizon required to generate positive returns with certainty Plus, relief cheques drive a stock buying spree and investors rush into bitcoin ETFs

The time horizon required to generate positive returns with certainty Plus, relief cheques drive a stock buying spree and investors rush into bitcoin ETFs
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