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FERC was not defanged in any material way, and especially in any way that would benefit OKLO. What are you talking about?
PJM will win, they are the largest RTO and don't lose unless the government feels like resetting century old energy policy.

PJM isn't competitive to OKLO they're an RTO, here is their purpose:
The purpose of the RTO is to promote economic efficiency, reliability, and non-discriminatory practices while reducing government oversight.
So yeah highly doubt they're removing OKLO because of monopoly concerns. They're removing it because the projects are too speculative.

What they want is for everyone to just have enough to be able to buy everything so they can keep paying Income/GST/VAT/RTO/Insurance cuts without feeling like they have ever earned or saved enough. Govt knows this, that is why as soon as you earn more, there are more taxes and even lesser return benefits.

Yeah there is nothing like if you pay more than a certain amount, you get some benefit on maybe like 20% off on fuel or electricity or something. But instead what we get is additional cess on tax paid, additional cess on RTO tax, and devoid of any benefits (same basic treatment as a person who doesn't pay or evade tax).

FERC was not defanged in any material way, and especially in any way that would benefit OKLO. What are you talking about?
PJM will win, they are the largest RTO and don't lose unless the government feels like resetting century old energy policy.

PJM isn't competitive to OKLO they're an RTO, here is their purpose:
The purpose of the RTO is to promote economic efficiency, reliability, and non-discriminatory practices while reducing government oversight.
So yeah highly doubt they're removing OKLO because of monopoly concerns. They're removing it because the projects are too speculative.

What they want is for everyone to just have enough to be able to buy everything so they can keep paying Income/GST/VAT/RTO/Insurance cuts without feeling like they have ever earned or saved enough. Govt knows this, that is why as soon as you earn more, there are more taxes and even lesser return benefits.

Yeah there is nothing like if you pay more than a certain amount, you get some benefit on maybe like 20% off on fuel or electricity or something. But instead what we get is additional cess on tax paid, additional cess on RTO tax, and devoid of any benefits (same basic treatment as a person who doesn't pay or evade tax).

back, my company was sold to another company, and everything changed very quickly. The atmosphere got weird almost from the first moment - way more oversight, more check-ins, and that kind of thing. They had warned us that an RTO policy was probably coming at some point soon. I live about 3 hours away from the office, so that was never going to happen. I started sending out resumes, and a few weeks ago I got into interviews with a good company, and eventually I got an offer. The job isn't fully remote, but hybrid, only 3 days in the office, and the office is about 10 minutes from my house.
My plan was to give my 3 weeks' notice at the end of this week and do the whole "happy to help with the transition" thing. I'd been there for over 11 years, so I didn't want to just disappear suddenly or leave anyone confused. I had arranged it so I'd have about two weeks off before starting the new role.
Then on Wednesday, I logged in and found a 

A while back, my company was sold to another company, and everything changed very quickly. The atmosphere got weird almost from the first moment - way more oversight, more check-ins, and that kind of thing. They had warned us that an RTO policy was probably coming at some point soon. I live about 3 hours away from the office, so that was never going to happen. I st

I got fired because of the RTO policy before I was going to hand in my 3 weeks' notice and leave.

Remote workers? The trend is RTO, even for software engineers -unfortunately. Anyways, having real estate as asset will be most of the time a lifestyle decision. However like I said before, the power to decide what you want to do and the security of not being kicked out by the owner are points that are well worth if to me. Especially the Eigenbedarf, everytime my colleagues at work talk about that 🤮. Only time will tell, I guess….