Electrifying global transportation and power systems requires enormous quantities of commodities, with the projected copper demand alone exceeding all copper mined in human history up to now, creating fundamental supply-demand imbalance that will drive commodity prices substantially higher regardless of macroeconomic conditions.
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John RubinoEvidence Quote
“we need more copper than we have found found in all of human history up until now in order to um in order to make good on the plans that are now in place so what does that mean that means much higher copper prices right”
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What If A Coming Recession & Bear Market Are The LEAST Of Our Worries? | John Rubino— Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money®Created: 8/10/2026, 11:15:06 PM
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