Because of the way the UK energy market works, this would just block all new offshore wind, which would be an insane policy. Labour won't end up doing this, so the real question becomes: who is briefing this out, and why?

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“Graham’s Russia sanctions bill [which passed 86-11] was a good proxy for the will of Americans,” says Tillis. “We can’t get 86 senators to agree on motherhood. Then Witkoff describes Putin as a fucking humanitarian? It’s hard to pivot from that.”

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“My God, we’re trying to talk about affordability and you’re building luxury ballrooms and monuments to yourself? I was a Republican long before Trump and will be long after Trump. If the assholes on my side can’t recognise that they made a mistake and address it, maybe they deserve to lose” -Tillis

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I think the global allocation perspective rather indicates that you should prioritise giving access to AI to the least well off to enable them to engage with the world more effectively. I must check whether he has done this.

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Interesting he can apply a ‘global allocation perspective’ to this and not fossil fuels and their externalities.

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