Augustus Doricko

But in order... Avalanches are floods.

But in order to do that, like I said, you'd have to be operating totally irresponsibly.

You'd have to have...

like either bad science or malicious intent, you would have to skirt around the existing regulations that require you suspend operations if there is any risk.

Um, so we have like a pretty, pretty solid framework to prevent, uh, any sort of disasters from happening there.

Um, you know, like what if, uh,

Yeah, I don't know.

I think those are probably the big ones.

So we know that it was weaponized in Vietnam.

Let me pose this hypothetical, Ray.

There's a limited window of time in the Straits of Taiwan during which landing craft can easily traverse the Straits because the weather is not so severe that, you know, there's not a lot of rain coming down, there's not really rough seas.

If you can modify the weather and you can

Extend or shorten that window then the strategic situation around that island changes meaningfully similarly if if you're trying to move personnel or material and it's wet on the ground right like a lot of Operation Barbarossa failed because tanks got stuck armor got stuck in Russia during the spring and

If you can make it more wet on the ground, then that would have some tactical consequence as well.

So yeah, absolutely possible.

Rainmaker doesn't do that, for whatever it's worth.

I don't think people will believe me.

Have you heard of the fake windmills that Taiwan's building?

No.

So nominally, they want more clean power, right?