It is. There is no such thing as "renewable energy." Producing "renewable" energy requires consuming non-renewable resources.
It is.
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Unlike the US, they will dump you in the ditch if something isn't kosher. That is their version of mixed market you retard
It's up to you to be leader then. Be a living example to your age peers of how to be based and hold power responsibly, to the benefit of those under your power, instead of being a faggot and wielding power to the detriment of all but yourself. You know, as God intended.
IMO, if he's running a US-based company, then registering RIPE was dumb to begin with. Even setting aside the whole freeze peach vs europoor sensibilities issue, getting his ASN from RIPE, he was always at risk of losing it. As soon as RIPE realized it had issued an ASN to a US company instead of a European one, they'd be in their right to take it back.
What are you taking about is an economic fact that their state controls and appoints the people who manage 60%+ of their GDP.
Ok.. But capturing solar can work. I'm not a fan of 'wind' reeally, but it's not going to yack much out of the global already there which is also solar. IMO long term solar and if ever fusion is the long term solution down the road. I know you said all that about atoms being binding and combining, but fission/solar/fusion should be Type 2 civ eventually.
Massage with happy ending?
Yes. That's the communism part. They have just enough free market not to fall apart. That's the chinky part.
We are at like 40% so not far off.
she's not asian
Please try this, I beg you. Also live stream it so I can watch you bleed out from a sucking chest wound in 4k.
The problem with them is that they simply don't value the lives and welfare of other people. That's not something you can change by pointing at diagrams or repeating affirmations developed by a bunch of social workers and academics from California.
The text on their sign was also too small. This is the worst part. Pick your text size, then go two bigger.
Interesting and informative write-up. Even with the amount of energy that the Sun puts out, with improving storage and efficiency of capture (for a lack of better words; I'm not an engineer), do you really think it straight up violates the laws of thermodynamics? My understanding is it's not impossible to make green energy sustainable, it's more a matter of getting the technology to a point that it can capture, store, and distribute energy in an efficient way. Right now, the renewable industry is anything but and we agree there, but I'm not sure about your argument here that it's physically impossible.
I barely think about it at all.
