Neither of them became part of the chic young divorcée industrial complex, but they passed the urge down and let it multiply instead. Perhaps if I ever have a daughter, she’ll come of age in the era of the chic young annulment.

My advice for anyone who feels self-conscious about their age would simply be: don’t get botox, get divorced.

Substack is under attack again. The crusade is led by a site contributor, Jonathan Katz, whose style might be characterized as embittered-conventional

According to a 2020 study published by Nikkei that analyzed the solid-state battery patent landscape, “Toyota is the leader with 1,331 known patents while Panasonic Holdings is a distant second with 445 patents. Idemitsu Kosan holds 272 patents, meaning Japanese companies held the top three spots.”

Since Toyota’s battery design uses sulfide solid electrolytes, and refiners are constantly looking for applications that can soak up the sulfur they remove from oil, it makes chemical sense that Idemitsu has been researching the technology for so long.

caution.

Less familiar to Western analysts is Idemitsu Kosan, but it is a significant player in the Japanese petrochemical sector. It operates four major refineries and three integrated chemical complexes in the country and generated more than $60 billion in revenue in the past twelve months.

As one of the top automakers in the world, the company generates nearly $300 billion a year in revenue and invests $10 billion annually in research and development

The only regulations are those which are required in a free market: those which prevent fraudulent, harmful, and dishonest activities

Free banking in the simplest sense is just free-market banking. In pure free banking1, there is no central bank, there are no legal tender laws, and the government would in general not privilege any particular currency