Its like when you want to eat candy really really fast, you can't do it with your hands so you use a big fork, well for big companies like Google, they need a big source of energy to power their huge buildings (Data Centers), and right now, they use a big fork called Nuclear Power (Yes, the same as the one used in Atomic bombs) because it is cleaner and more reliable than other sources. They have decided to buy power from a little company (Kairos Power) that makes smaller and cleaner versions of nuclear power, and that made people happy and excited to buy the little company's stock, which went up. Read from source...
https://danpatrickstrawman.blogspot.com/2024/09/culture-wars-dissecting-strawman.html
"The overall narrative in this story paints a picture of one side being rational and seeking truth, while the other side is emotional and seeking to deceive. In reality, both sides are capable of being emotional and deceptive, and both sides are capable of seeking truth and being rational.
"The story includes multiple criticisms of the 'woke' side that are either outright false or lack sufficient evidence. For example, the story claims that 'woke' individuals often argue that biological sex doesn't matter when it comes to sports, but this is not a universally held belief among those who identify as 'woke'. Many 'woke' individuals believe that transgender women who have gone through male puberty should not be allowed to compete against cisgender women in certain sports due to the physical advantages gained during male puberty.
"The story also makes claims about the 'woke' side's stance on certain issues that are not universally accepted among those who identify as 'woke'. For example, the story claims that 'woke' individuals believe that 'all art forms are up for reinterpretation'. This is an oversimplification and ignores the fact that many 'woke' individuals value the preservation of artistic works and believe that reinterpretation should not come at the expense of erasing the original creator's intent.
"The story also includes multiple criticisms of the 'woke' side that are based on biases and assumptions. For example, the story claims that 'woke' individuals believe that 'all men are potential abusers'. This is a gross generalization and ignores the fact that many 'woke' individuals recognize that not all men are potential abusers and that women can also be abusers.
"The story also includes multiple criticisms of the 'woke' side that are based on emotional arguments and irrational beliefs. For example, the story claims that 'woke' individuals believe that 'humanity is inherently evil' and that 'individualism is the root of all problems'. These beliefs are not universally held among those who identify as 'woke' and are often based on emotional reactions to certain issues rather than rational analysis.
"Overall, this story is a poorly constructed attempt to paint the 'woke' side as irrational, emotional, and deceptive, while portraying the 'traditional' side as rational, truth-seeking, and objective. In reality, both sides are capable of being rational and irrational, emotional and objective, and truth-seeking and deceptive. The author of this story appears to have a strong bias against the 'woke
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