

They will treat it like “junk silver”. Pre-1964 10/25/50c coins contain a known weight of silver so they trade by rolls and bags as a commodity without being melted.
They will treat it like “junk silver”. Pre-1964 10/25/50c coins contain a known weight of silver so they trade by rolls and bags as a commodity without being melted.
Rejumper that LED panel to boast about your actual 33, 40, or 66MHz CPU!
I suspect there will eventually be a time where Taiwan sees that it’s coupled to falling stars in the West and seek peaceful reunification.
Given that there’s been a harsh lesson of the dangers of outsourcing, it’s unlikely they’ll fortify the Taiwanese economy with another huge, critical industry any time soon.
Once the re-onshoring has reached a sufficient level that the West no longer NEEDS TSMC plants, the strategic value for the island plummets. The current security guarantees are pretty damn expensive, especially considering that the leading countries backing them have some crippling long-term risk factors (failing educational systems in 2025 are hardly the recipe for 10% annualized growth in 2040)
Matbe there’s a synergy there: Romance novels that teach theory.
“He doesn’t love you, he only loves your surplus value!”