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Uh... I-I don't know about that, Chris; I mean, to me, a legitimate show is on ABC, CBS, NBC...? Y'know, one of the *real* networks?
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Uh... I-I don't know about that, Chris; I mean, to me, a legitimate show is on ABC, CBS, NBC...? Y'know, one of the *real* networks?

u/Elitist_Daily — 3 days ago
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Can anyone else confirm that the mecha-leaper animation (and maybe also the amphibian spirits one) is A LOT faster as of very recently?

It always used to be that you had to sit through every individual "ribbit" but now it looks like the game basically condenses every ribbit that would happen during a resolution step and does them all at once...? Or at least it does this when there's only one target; I haven't tried it when there's lots of possible targets.

Not like this is obviously useful like the Nazmani animation speedup, just kinda strange that it changed within the last week or so for no apparent reason.

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u/Elitist_Daily — 13 days ago
▲ 252 r/investing

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/28/uae-opec-oil-iran.html

Wild move on relatively short notice; seeing whether the rest of the cartel remains stable is a big thing to watch for, along with where exactly long-term oil prices settle after what will almost assuredly be an extended period of high volatility.

We tend to see a range of like $55-90/bbl but only because the Gulf states deliberately hold back crude so it doesn't crash to their f&d floor of like below $30/bbl, but generally that comes with the agreement that they will release oil when prices start to seriously spike so that we don't get $100/bbl for long periods of time. If that coordination is gone (OPEC eventually dissolves) we could see a much wider range of oil prices going all the way down to near production cost, but with not much spare capacity, that means in true short supply conditions, it wouldn't be surprising to see $150+/bbl.

The big thing is that the UAE absolutely does not make a move like this without us knowing, and approving. If you see other states leaving OPEC in the next 6 months, it could very well be that they just form a new cartel without Iran, since this move is nothing if not a huge signal that at least the UAE is turning their back on them.

u/Elitist_Daily — 24 days ago