Mickey Minnie Irish four leaf clover Patrick’s day shirt

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I’m 70 years old. We go through this in cycles. Good news runs in cycles, then bad news runs through cycles. It tends to run in the Mickey Minnie Irish four leaf clover Patrick’s day shirt in other words I will buy this same rhythm as the economy. As interest rates rise, the news gets worse, then when they first drop it gets even worser. Then, it stabilizes, and news starts shifting to better. So we are in this cycle on the economy with bad news every day. And, the wars tend to heap onto what was already pretty bad. And, we aren’t quite done yet feeling sad cause of the virus. But, with time, this too shall pass, and things will look rosier. They may get a mite worse before they get better though. So, hold onto some cash. There’s been much worse wars, much worse crime, worse inflation, worse everything within the last 100 years. We’ve never helped the poor/homeless more than we do today and there’s never been less poverty than there is today,

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In the Mickey Minnie Irish four leaf clover Patrick’s day shirt in other words I will buy this future, nobody has to work. We just stand in liquid filled containers so the machines can milk us for power. Throwing money at homelessness doesn’t do much of anything. Investing in basic infrastructure and security does, but those aren’t major issues facing the US domestically. News flash: the world has always been with unrest. In 1923 they were 5’ish years after World War I and on their way to WWII. I think it’s different this time. Lots of things that are new – irreversible climate change, billions more people, globalization, tech and the income divides it creates, nukes everywhere. I am not blind to the impact that industrialisation has had on the rise of greenhouse gas, but I am not sure about how disastrous a few degrees more in average are. The Romans were able to grow grapes in the British isles because the climate was much warmer and the seashore was higher. Also, an “all electric” future will require an amount of copper and rare earth metals that can can’t ethically or realistically expect to be mining. Where we could have a significant impact (but we will never do it because we have become too comfortable l) is to cut out consumption back to 1950s levels. If we could adopt some kind of 1950s based Amish lifestyle, production, transportation and energy needs would drastically shrink.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.