Baqueinfaith
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Mass is a time for worship, not industrial production.
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I'm not sure how and if storage works, but in the summer in a southern state in an area that's already desert(ed), I think it's worth a shot.
Especially because mass production of solar panels would make the price drop.
Improbability drive.
Unfortunately, storage is just way too expensive. Electricity can be stored in capacitors or batteries. Neither are cheap, neither are very efficient. Solar and wind can both generate serious power when the wind and sun are doing their thing. Storing that power for a rainy, windless day just isn't reasonable today. Tey are great secondary sources to life the coal/fossil/nuke burden, but they just aren't primary sources yet. Under the right circumstances (a natural falls, for example) hydro power is sustainable and reliable.
Hm, I wouldn't mind moving to Sweden. Low population density, beautiful nature, I love the language & literature, and their political system is comparable to ours. Climate is good for albinos like me. I wouldn't mind moving to Norway, Denmark or Finland either.Wow, socialism has an ugly face.
Thank goodness we would have to move to Venezuela or Sweden to see it.
Hm, I wouldn't mind moving to Sweden. Low population density, beautiful nature, I love the language & literature, and their political system is comparable to ours. Climate is good for albinos like me. I wouldn't mind moving to Norway, Denmark or Finland either.
Are you not an American? And by the way, my gender icon has always been male, so I'm not sure what would give you any indication otherwise.but of course, if the OP is American, (s)he has not conception of what socialism really is.
Are you not an American? And by the way, my gender icon has always been male, so I'm not sure what would give you any indication otherwise.
Further away? Interesting that you say that especially when I see the our Federal Government basically buying companies, running banks that are too big to fail, the expansion of imminent domain laws, the elimination of private property and I do mean elimination.I'm an American. I've lived in the U.S. all my life. That's how I know that the United States is far removed from socialism, and moving further away daily.
Huh?I equate people who listen to the rally cry "socialism" to anorexics.
Starving??? I'm one of those lower middle-class Republicans in a red state and I didn't realize I was hungry. Thanks for telling me. I guess I should go get something to eat now. Since there was a recent study that came out that in the United States obesity is a problem among those below the poverty line, you comment is just plain silly.Similarly, the lower middle-class Republicans in red states are starving, not fat, but because they attended the kind of under performing schools generally found in red states for all their lives, they are subject to the relentless propaganda of Fox News.
Huh?Or perhaps they're like the children who watched a film on "stranger danger." The school had invested in an extensive campaign to warn children about strangers, and as soon as school was out, a stranger drove up and said, "I've lost my puppy. Can you help me find him?" Off the kids went.
This doesn't even make sense.Same way people fall for those who cry "socialism." These candidates present a serious danger to our country, but they start talking about "puppies"--gay marriage, abortion, gun ownership--and off the people run after the puppies, even though the driver may be out to get them.
A) Who are you?
B) Why are people emailing you about this thread?
C) Tell them to get bent.
Lol, I am one of the really early posters in this thread, so I get Emails everytime someone posts on this thread. I've been getting Emails for weeks.