in the linked article below. This is good news regardless of your political affiliation or political thoughts on the matter, so let's keep that out of the discussion; thanks! Link - ( New Window )
But stories of this nature come out regularly. There are a million little details that have to be worked out to convert a lab project to an industrial scale operation. 99 times out of 100 one of those little details ends up being a massive issue that makes it unusable.
Jared: I'm sure you're aware of the Great London Horse Manure Crisis of 1894.
Emily Chang: I'm afraid I'm not.
Jared: In the 1890s, the Industrial Revolution had people flocking to the city, and more people equals more horses, and more horses equals more manure. And it was predicted that by the middle of the next century, there would be nine feet of manure covering the streets. But what no one saw coming, was a new technology that would completely obliterate those concerns. The car. Over night, the manure problem vanished. And the Internet, as we currently know it, is rife with, uh, identity theft, and spam and hacking. So, it's manure, and we believe that, in success, our new, entirely de-centralized Internet, will be just as significant as the car
the long term solution is weeding us off these technologies. There is a finite amount of oil in the ground. This kind of technology could delay the transition until it's too late.
but it turned out to be another Elon Musk type charlitan looking for publicity or funding. No doubt that this technology, if even possible on a large scale will be cost inefficient. But this guy will say something like "we owe it to the planet" to proceed while he lines his pockets and has his face plastered on CNN.
Climate Change is a myth perpetuated by elites to make $$ for themselves so there is really nothing to worry about at all.
So who to believe.... Neil deGrasse Tyson, or the guy obsessed with the Midwest Gay Club Scene, who pretends to be an insider despite never having brought a single credible piece of intel back to BBI.
It's a close one, but I'm going to side with Tyson here.
Climate Change is a myth perpetuated by elites to make $$ for themselves so there is really nothing to worry about at all.
So who to believe.... Neil deGrasse Tyson, or the guy obsessed with the Midwest Gay Club Scene, who pretends to be an insider despite never having brought a single credible piece of intel back to BBI.
It's a close one, but I'm going to side with Tyson here.
dead before it effects them anyway. They haven’t cared about the environment yet, so why should we expect them to start now, when there are still profits to be made?
RE: The paper was published in a peer reviewed journal Â
for slowing down global warming. Plan A still has to include reducing emissions. But very cool to read about this nonetheless. Hopefully as we get fewer climate-change deniers in Congress this will be the sort of thing we invest in to do more research on in the future.
“At those rates, it would cost between $1 and $2.50 to remove the carbon dioxide released by burning a gallon of gasoline in a modern car.”
Emily Chang: I'm afraid I'm not.
Jared: In the 1890s, the Industrial Revolution had people flocking to the city, and more people equals more horses, and more horses equals more manure. And it was predicted that by the middle of the next century, there would be nine feet of manure covering the streets. But what no one saw coming, was a new technology that would completely obliterate those concerns. The car. Over night, the manure problem vanished. And the Internet, as we currently know it, is rife with, uh, identity theft, and spam and hacking. So, it's manure, and we believe that, in success, our new, entirely de-centralized Internet, will be just as significant as the car
God you are just brutal with this shit.
Joule - ( New Window )
Keep telling yourself that.
So who to believe.... Neil deGrasse Tyson, or the guy obsessed with the Midwest Gay Club Scene, who pretends to be an insider despite never having brought a single credible piece of intel back to BBI.
It's a close one, but I'm going to side with Tyson here.
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Climate Change is a myth perpetuated by elites to make $$ for themselves so there is really nothing to worry about at all.
So who to believe.... Neil deGrasse Tyson, or the guy obsessed with the Midwest Gay Club Scene, who pretends to be an insider despite never having brought a single credible piece of intel back to BBI.
It's a close one, but I'm going to side with Tyson here.
Haha, now that was funny
And with a small plant already operating the question to me seems one of scalability. Hey, the more and cheaper the alternatives the better.
And wala.
Two birds.
One stone.
If this thing takes off, he could be a rich man...
If this thing takes off, he could be a rich man...
Once we figure out the fusion thing, we probably will be.
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we are not on the moon mining helium-3.
Once we figure out the fusion thing, we probably will be.
Gary, I really hope so. There's a lot of $ to be made commercially. Better still - no pollution. The USA could hold the world by the nuts.