Here are recent rough notes from the site.
You can think of the current rippling oil flow shock worldwide as a kind of virus, expanding in concentric rings from the Middle East based on shipping times crossed with domestic production/stocks. While an isochrone map would work well, I only have limited data. Here, in bar chart form, is the shock rippling outward and around the world.
This winter's western U.S. snowpack, which was below normal most of the winter in most locations, has been put paid to by a record heat wave that has gone on for almost ten days. Tahoe resorts are closing a month early, and the Colorado snowpack is at record lows for the date. I don't honestly care about resort operators, but the power and water implications are material.
https://www.sfgate.com/renotahoe/article/palisades-tahoe-season-closure-22094751.php
A few more of my notes from the recent Economist discussion on Iran, oil, and cascading complexity with the former MI6 head. Again, same broken/true framework.
Some of my notes from this smart Economist discussion with former MI^ head. I use a "What's broken / What's now true" framework when thinking about fractures to consensus.
A former spy chief’s take on intelligence and the Iran war | The Economist Insider
https://www.economist.com/insider/inside-defence/a-former-spy-chiefs-take-on-intelligence-and-the-iran-war
