Phan Giang @phgiang

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Phan Giang @phgiang

2 days ago

Hey @AmazonHelp I followed your instruction and talked to the customer service on Oct 21. I identified myself and provided all information they asked for. Since then, I called *five* times and every single time I was told to wait additional 24 hours. This is confusing. This customer service of Amazon is very unresponsive. I have been with Amazon for more than 20 years. I need to talk to someone who can address this problem. Can you help, please!

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Phan Giang @phgiang

5 days ago

@AmazonHelp Previous Account Specialist links are not working for me (US .com account). My email and phone are not recognized. Please provide a current working link or number for the Account Specialist team so I can request identity verification of my existing account.

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Phan Giang @phgiang

6 months ago

Put yourselves in the shoes of those Iranians who have their relatives and allies killed, they naturally have some doubt about their "selectively unassasinated" leaders. Even without being conspiratorial, there are certain questions nobody can answer. If Trump wants to cut a deal, his problem is that he will have to convince the dead people to accept it.

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Phan Giang @phgiang

6 months ago

@zerohedge He is going to get half of the expected votes in November too.

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Phan Giang @phgiang

6 months ago

@policytensor @pati_marins64 Is her real name Nicolas Bourbaki?

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Phan Giang @phgiang

7 months ago

I hope the parties can find a compromise solution. Here's a simple option to consider: Treat the damage caused by the bombing as a mortgage — say $100 billion (or whatever the assessed amount is). At a standard 30-year mortgage rate of 6%, the monthly payment comes out to about $599 million. Iran and the relevant parties could then collect tolls that generate exactly that amount each month for the next 30 years. Surely better than keep destroying each other.

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Phan Giang @phgiang

7 months ago

@JonathanTurley I wish that Prof. Turley also spent sometime to contrast President's declaration to "liberate" Iranian people and his action to bomb them back to Stone Ages. He is after all a prominent champion of "free speech".

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Phan Giang @phgiang

7 months ago

@MarioNawfal "What kind of alliance is that?" Easy! It is called unequal alliance.

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Phan Giang @phgiang

9 months ago

@DavidSacks @SemiAnalysis_ The figure of 147 million gallons of annual water consumption for an average In-N-Out store is not credible. The average annual sales of an In-N-Out store are less than $6 million. There is no way to explain a need for more than 20 gallons per dollar of sales.

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Phan Giang @phgiang

9 months ago

@RnaudBertrand At the risk of asking a naive question, if the advantages of wind over nuclear energy are so obvious, why does China have the highest number of nuclear reactors under construction?

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Phan Giang @phgiang

2 years ago

@nfergus @elonmusk @nfergus I’m interested in the outline of your “hard bargaining” solution provided that it won’t require additional US spending. Otherwise, the president will be accused of channeling all DOGE savings to Ukraine.

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Phan Giang @phgiang

2 years ago

Your data points are valuable but I have a problem with this calculation: "considering front-line losses of around 250-300 units per month, Europeans would need to spend approximately $80-100 billion monthly just to replace these losses". Assuming the most expensive unit cost, $40 million, and the high end number of monthly units lost, 300. It takes only $12 billion to replace them.