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Scientific American's Solar Grand Plan
Maria Energia writes "Scientific American Magazine proposes a huge, far-reaching plan to get solar energy powering 69% of America's electricity needs by 2050. The costs and technology are ready, they say, but huge changes to our transmission system will be needed."
Instead of a commenting on a blog post about the article, you could also comment on the article.
/. comment is a meta-comment on the /. comment on the /. article which is a blog post about the article, but it doesn't need to be a comment on a blog post about a blog post on a comment about a comment on the article about a blog post.
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Oh forget it I got lost in my own meta-humour. Reminds me of coming to terms with higher order functions in Lisp.
France? FRANCE? Jesus, if France is so great, why don't you go eat a croissant.
In fact, why don't you open a bottle of fine Veuve Clicquot champagne, slice off a sliver of delicious Comté and put it on a CRACKER. A little WHEAT cracker, shaped like a rose. And then perhaps you'll eat the next cracker with a delicate pate, prepared by the finest Michelin 4 star chefs in all of Paris. Suppose you take your Francophile self strolling down the Champs d'elysee with a beautiful woman on a lovely evening in the City of Lights. Why not stop in at an art museum and see an original Renoir? Sure you would, you crazy Eurocentric beret-wearing art fan. Oh, and I suppose there's even more culture in store for you, you sophisticated denizen of Gaul. You probably could even attend a Puccini opera and not need a translation, since you're a polyglot. Oh you make me sick with all your Frenchy French French French, thinking you're better than what we produce in America.
That's right, if you don't like America, then NO HOT DOG for you. No bun, no ketchup, and no weiner. Keep your French's yellow mustard too.
The French nuclear power plants are pretty neat though.
Fascism trolls keeping me up every night. When I starts a preachin', he HITS ME WITH HIS REICH!