It's like how the moon rocks are part of our cultural heritage because we went there and got them. It's not required that we be present at time the rocks were formed.
Part of it is taxes, Germans pay 35 cents per kwh and the extra money goes to fund green power projects. It's probably irresponsible to sell power for 7 cents because that encourages people to use as much as they want. I think you can expect those prices to go up in the future.
That sounds about right but keep in mind that Texas has cheap power. Much of the world pays 2x-3x what you pay per kwh. Texas should really raise those prices to encourage people to move to solar. But then again I imagine nobody in charge over there believes in climate change.
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Mine too, mine's in Tokyo, one of the few regions that haven't been hit.
What's the difference?
if they all have to do something in return for welfare we just don't have the people to see to that. It costs too much.
How about if they have to be the people who see to that. Seems obvious to me.
Openly? Hardly. No sir, you have somehow accidentally stumbled upon the russian darkwebs.
It's like how the moon rocks are part of our cultural heritage because we went there and got them. It's not required that we be present at time the rocks were formed.
It will make you kill your wife
People living on Mars is one of NASA's goals, but it starts with the rovers.
Who is "we", and what are we throwing into non-renewables? Last I heard, every major power signed off on a new green initiative.
It's like how emulating a douchebag doesn't make you an emulator. But it does make you a douchebag.
How about putting robots on Mars that stay there and run science experiments forever? How is that not way better than putting a man on the moon again?
The idea is to get everybody into a ZEV and sell them a Powerwall to charge it. Save the planet, and then retire on Mars.
Part of it is taxes, Germans pay 35 cents per kwh and the extra money goes to fund green power projects. It's probably irresponsible to sell power for 7 cents because that encourages people to use as much as they want. I think you can expect those prices to go up in the future.
That sounds about right but keep in mind that Texas has cheap power. Much of the world pays 2x-3x what you pay per kwh. Texas should really raise those prices to encourage people to move to solar. But then again I imagine nobody in charge over there believes in climate change.
You're thinking of instant karma. Regular karma means he's going to reincarnate as a cockroach.
Yes but apparently the HIV patients are also banding together to revenge-infect entire families, which is a cause for concern.
Wait, is "Shear Ignorance" the name of a hair salon for HIV people? Now I'm confused.
No matter how bad things get here, it'll still be way easier to survive here (much less "live the good life") than on Mars.
That depends on a lot of factors. My own personal chance of surviving the next 50 years on Earth are about the same as surviving them on Mars.
Before going there you should ask yourself: Do I really want to go there?
This is how all major religions come to be. Eventually, everybody just forgets that it was a joke.
Don't tick me off.
So a little graffiti and it's world war III for you. Overreact much?
If you were to switch, and that happened, you could just switch back. You're not committed for life, dude, so what's the big deal?
A faster Wordpress runtime sounds great, but realistically, people generally stack benchmarks to prove what they wanted to prove in the first place.
So we should assume that most life will be non-carbon-based? How does that make more sense?
Surely we can't trust someone who directly profited from the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act
So we're looking for someone who didn't have a stock portfolio in the 90s? Good luck with that. At least she's on the right side of Citizens United.