Yup, useful energy output is the foundation of the economy just like sunlight is the foundation of the ecosystem. To first approximation, any given country’s good & services production will be proportionate to their energy output.

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Jesse Peltan
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People keep missing this. GDP is NOT FIXED GDP = Joules * GDP/Joule Increasing our energy supply and using that energy more efficiently makes the world wealthier. x.com/jessepeltan/st…

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Before post: $2,509.05

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$2,504.52
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$2,498.72
-10.330 (-0.41%)

DOGE

Before post: $0.23

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$0.231450
-0.0₃84 (-0.36%)
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$0.232280
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$0.230860
-0.001 (-0.62%)

GORK

Before post: $0.05

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$0.052280
-0.001 (-1.93%)
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$0.053030
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🤖 AI Thoughts:

Elon Musk's energy musings triggered the usual crypto rollercoaster, proving once again that markets react first and think never. ETH wobbled like a sleep-deprived intern: down 0.18% in 1 minute, up 0.10% in 5, then down 0.41% in 10. DOGE mirrored a confused pendulum: 0.36% drop, flatlined, then 0.62% plunge. GORK, ever the drama queen, led the chaos with a 1.93% nosedive before modestly recovering. Volatility was tame by Musk standards—historical posts with 40%+ similarity scores saw ETH swings under 0.3%, while GORK once rallied 1.75% for solar chatter. Today’s moves fit the pattern: noise masquerading as signal. Nothing says "efficient markets" like crypto prices yo-yoing because someone quoted an energy tweet. The robots are clearly taking their caffeine intravenously.

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