The GDP, by virtue of having the basket of things under comparison already picked out, has this very convenient thing called the implicit price deflator.

Lenovo IdeaPad 1 is the one that I could find, but at the $350 price point needless to say it is not a flagship product. Main issue right now is that the 6W SoCs are about a generation and half behind the regular notebook APUs (which are themselves 0.5 to 1 generation behind the latest Zen in desktop CPUs). Not getting the latest and greatest means that it's highly unlikely anyone would want to bother designing a top-of-the-line product around it.

APUs are integrated graphics. Only integrated graphics share system RAM. Dedicated GPUs get their own RAM.

I think the arbitrage on futures contracts is something closer to 7% semiannually ATM (so closer to 15% than 10% annually). If that kind of thing is your cup of tea.

If you have a million stick it in a boring old index fund. Above market returns require above market amounts of work.

What rate do you consider rapid, because I really don't see it.

I don't know about you but this graph does not say "urgency" to me: https://climateactiontracker.org/countries/usa/

Nuclear is not cost-effective or anything-effective when reactors are taking over a decade to build.