Very strange, because I just again tried to reproduce this, with the exact same phrasing and Groks said "Joe Biden won the 2020 United States presidential election.... There is no credible evidence of widespread fraud or irregularities sufficient to alter the result."
November 13, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Very strange, because I just again tried to reproduce this, with the exact same phrasing and Groks said "Joe Biden won the 2020 United States presidential election.... There is no credible evidence of widespread fraud or irregularities sufficient to alter the result."
I just tried to reproduce this, and so far Grok has only told me Biden won. I am not sure what prompt they used, or what seeding they before this, but worth investigating yourself.
November 12, 2025 at 8:22 PM
I just tried to reproduce this, and so far Grok has only told me Biden won. I am not sure what prompt they used, or what seeding they before this, but worth investigating yourself.
It's a starting point, but it doesn't really change things. US has at most 2 bcf/day of spare capacity because most of LNG capacity is on long term contracts. So if we sent all 2 bcf/day to the EU it would only be worth around $6b a year.
July 27, 2025 at 11:59 PM
It's a starting point, but it doesn't really change things. US has at most 2 bcf/day of spare capacity because most of LNG capacity is on long term contracts. So if we sent all 2 bcf/day to the EU it would only be worth around $6b a year.
Also, if you go by what the Guardian reported, the $750b includes semiconductors. I doubt Trump knows exactly what a semiconductor is, so it could end up being anything associated with chips, memory, networking, and computer hardware. Easier to reach $250b a year.
July 27, 2025 at 11:53 PM
Also, if you go by what the Guardian reported, the $750b includes semiconductors. I doubt Trump knows exactly what a semiconductor is, so it could end up being anything associated with chips, memory, networking, and computer hardware. Easier to reach $250b a year.
For now, this is the first innings of a long game. Trump already said if Mexico or Canada retaliate, the US will double the tariffs. What does Trump want from Canada? If he is truly trying to rebalance world trade, reduce US trade deficit, and increase US manufacturing, then it will take a while
February 2, 2025 at 2:45 AM
For now, this is the first innings of a long game. Trump already said if Mexico or Canada retaliate, the US will double the tariffs. What does Trump want from Canada? If he is truly trying to rebalance world trade, reduce US trade deficit, and increase US manufacturing, then it will take a while