Nothing Good Ever Lasts, Or Does It?

“Can’t you see, the sun’s sinkin’ fast, but just like they say, nothing good ever lasts” is perhaps a retelling of what our greatest minds have been telling us for ages. For example, we have “Nothing Gold Can Stay,” the work of America’s perhaps most beloved poet, Robert Frost.
The third verse:
I buried my Mama and I buried my Pa
They sleep up the street beside that pretty brick wall
I bring them flowers about every day
But I just gotta cry when I think what they’d say…
I buried both my parents, who were lifelong Republicans, but “I just gotta cry when I think what they’d say” not about the demise of our town, but our nation.
What’s happening to this country is horrible. Maybe it’s reversible, but maybe it’s not.
It’s up to us.

What JD Vance says at left cuts across everything this country was founded on, and for that reason, it’s bound to fail.
I can’t swear that the meme here speaks the truth, but it’s certainly possible, and more to the point, it illustrates the fact that hydrokinetics has important (although narrow) applications in the constellation of renewable energy.
There are dozens of changes in what it means to be a conservative in America that have been made over the past decade, but perhaps the most glaring is the disdain these folks suddenly have for education.
Here’s a
We all need to hope that the thought expressed at left becomes true, because the only alternative is Trump’s reaching the same status in the United States that Putin has in Russia, Xi has in China, and Jong Un has in North Korea, i.e., supreme leader for life.
In the United States, we are a million miles away from a government that works to ensure that its citizens are taken care of, and that at least their basic needs are met.
If you think that Trump’s brand is toxic now, just wait and see how this all turns out.
Is it possible that a (supposedly) more efficient internal combustion engine powered by fossil fuels could win the day as we move further forward into the 21st Century?
Does climate change increase the intensity of tornados? Well, yes, if you listen to our scientists, but not according to the ultra-right-wing, anti-science