@bitManna

taco or all in? finding out shortly https://t.co/27c1VtFwct

Instead of going to @ranyi1115 directly, the engineer chose to ask Ran's personal agent what had happened, resulting in an upgrade without Ran’s involvement…

with 1 prompt, people can see in real time how anyone views this world / markets. sample prompt: https://t.co/g4BK1IIr6i can you go through his most liked posts and create a full live dashboard based on how he views the geopolitical situation in Iran and globally? list out first what he watches for and the first hand sources before creating the dashboard output: a live dashboard - you maybe even be ahead of them given this capability https://t.co/WUqYUjdKlg

from @StarchildOnX Everyone focuses on oil reserves but gas/LNG storage is the actual vulnerability: ⦁ Bangladesh (2 days), Cambodia (1 day), Vietnam/Philippines (3 days) — these countries literally run out in under a week if LNG shipments stop ⦁ India (8 days of gas) — 1.4 billion people with barely a week of gas reserves ⦁ Even Japan (21 days) and South Korea (18 days) — their oil buffers look great at 250+ days, but their LNG storage is only ~3 weeks. And Qatar just declared force majeure on Ras Laffan. The oil side has a clear two-tier system: ⦁ Japan/Korea/China/Taiwan — 120-254 days. Comfortable for months. ⦁ Southeast Asia + South Asia — under 60 days, many under 30. Indonesia (20d), Vietnam (15d), Pakistan (12d), Bangladesh (7d) are one Hormuz closure away from crisis. The trade implication: If Hormuz closes, the countries in red on that chart are the ones that face immediate economic emergencies. That's where you get fuel rationing, currency crises, and equity blowups fastest — the Vietnams and Pakistans, not the Japans.

https://t.co/Z7ztqehUnE is the evolved lobster