#globalpower

worlds first meaning of life

To see Centris fasciata, you must travel to the Caribbean.  This bright, happy, male was found in Cuba on the Guantanamo Naval Base.  Most of the Centris bees are big, way bigger than a honeybee, and gather plant oils to feed their young.  Lots of interesting plant interactions here, but I have no idea what species C. fasciata feeds on or uses on the Naval Base.  So much to learn. 

I just watched this video about Greenland and its hidden strategic importance. It explains why Greenland matters far beyond its ice and natural resources, especially when it comes to surveillance, military strategy, and Arctic security. Really interesting perspective on global power and geopolitics.

I watched this video about the growing economic tensions between the US and China. It explains how trade, technology, and strategic decisions are shaping a new type of global competition.

I just watched this video and found it really informative. It explains why the U.S. is investing billions to reduce its dependence on China for rare earth minerals and what this could mean for the global economy and national security. Worth watching!

Just watched this fascinating look at China’s role and the strategies unfolding behind the ceasefire. The video highlights the bigger geopolitical moves that often go unnoticed. A great watch for anyone interested in global politics and power shifts.

I just watched this video about the growing competition between the US and China over rare earth minerals and why these resources are becoming so important for technology, defense, and the global economy. It explains how supply chains and industrial strategies are shaping the future of global power. A great watch if you want to understand the hidden side of economic competition.