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Mathew Maavak

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Writer/Researcher. I am no longer active on this platform as it is too stiffling, tendentious and reductionist. You can find me on Substack.
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The Iran Shockwave: Why America’s Working Class Will Pay the Price

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By Mathew Maavak
| Russian Council
For America’s middle and lower classes, a renewed war with Iran would translate into an immediate, deeply unequal cost-of-living crisis. It would strike wallets, jobs and financial security with a force unseen since the stagflation of the 1970s. While pundits debate grand strategy, economists warn that the primary shockwaves of a second round of hostilities would be inflationary, regressive and profoundly destabilizing for working US citizens.
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More than meets the grid

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By Mathew Maavak
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Artificial intelligence has commanded global attention in recent years, with trillions flowing into a new, turbocharged digital era. Tech giants sell a vision of limitless computation, yet that dream rests on a gritty industrial reality where the AI boom is tethered to electrical transformers from China. Software does not power server halls. Racks of graphics processors require cooling pumps and backup batteries, and each component demands a chain of heavy electrical equipment.
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The Two Worlds Of Hunger – OpEd

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By Mathew Maavak
| Eurasia Review Verified
Regardless of where the latest indirect negotiations between Washington and Tehran lead, the February 28–April 8 US-Israel military campaign has already triggered a cascade of global supply chain disruptions. At the center of it all is a rapidly intensifying food crisis. But the severity of the shock is only half the story. The real question is who will bear the brunt, and why the crisis will split the world into two very different realities.
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