Is there any question that most Libtards flunked math?
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Batteries and solar are inefficient, so let's just give up and burn oil. Got it.HoustonHusky said:Elon Musk is brilliant for selling a $50K car to folks for $120K, cutting out the dealership overhead from the equation, and using/expanding govt regulations to force companies like GM to pay him $$$ to sell their own cars (fuel efficiency credits). That's his current business model.
That said, the battery future with current technology is still just plain dumb. Electrical transmission efficiency is still 35% or so, and you add battery efficiency to that and you have an extremely inefficient use of carbon fuel. And solar cells are still not economically viable...hence the large subsidies. And having the govt subsidize upper middle class people to attach electrically inefficient batteries to their house to make them feel better about their carbon footprint is extremely stupid and should anger everyone. -
You've got it. You're FREE to do any fucking thing you want to do. Just leave me out of it, you leftist fuck.2001400ex said:
Batteries and solar are inefficient, so let's just give up and burn oil. Got it.HoustonHusky said:Elon Musk is brilliant for selling a $50K car to folks for $120K, cutting out the dealership overhead from the equation, and using/expanding govt regulations to force companies like GM to pay him $$$ to sell their own cars (fuel efficiency credits). That's his current business model.
That said, the battery future with current technology is still just plain dumb. Electrical transmission efficiency is still 35% or so, and you add battery efficiency to that and you have an extremely inefficient use of carbon fuel. And solar cells are still not economically viable...hence the large subsidies. And having the govt subsidize upper middle class people to attach electrically inefficient batteries to their house to make them feel better about their carbon footprint is extremely stupid and should anger everyone. -
Who asked you do build a solar panel on your house or drive a Prius?d2d said:
You've got it. You're FREE to do any fucking thing you want to do. Just leave me out of it, you leftist fuck.2001400ex said:
Batteries and solar are inefficient, so let's just give up and burn oil. Got it.HoustonHusky said:Elon Musk is brilliant for selling a $50K car to folks for $120K, cutting out the dealership overhead from the equation, and using/expanding govt regulations to force companies like GM to pay him $$$ to sell their own cars (fuel efficiency credits). That's his current business model.
That said, the battery future with current technology is still just plain dumb. Electrical transmission efficiency is still 35% or so, and you add battery efficiency to that and you have an extremely inefficient use of carbon fuel. And solar cells are still not economically viable...hence the large subsidies. And having the govt subsidize upper middle class people to attach electrically inefficient batteries to their house to make them feel better about their carbon footprint is extremely stupid and should anger everyone.
No one. Exactly.
And don't say shit about Solyndra, we know you don't make enough money to pay taxes. -
fixed.2001400ex said:
Who asked youd2d said:
You've got it. You're FREE to do any fucking thing you want to do. Just leave me out of it, you leftist fuck.2001400ex said:
Batteries and solar are inefficient, so let's just give up and burn oil. Got it.HoustonHusky said:Elon Musk is brilliant for selling a $50K car to folks for $120K, cutting out the dealership overhead from the equation, and using/expanding govt regulations to force companies like GM to pay him $$$ to sell their own cars (fuel efficiency credits). That's his current business model.
That said, the battery future with current technology is still just plain dumb. Electrical transmission efficiency is still 35% or so, and you add battery efficiency to that and you have an extremely inefficient use of carbon fuel. And solar cells are still not economically viable...hence the large subsidies. And having the govt subsidize upper middle class people to attach electrically inefficient batteries to their house to make them feel better about their carbon footprint is extremely stupid and should anger everyone.do build a[to pay for my] solar panel onyour[my] house ordrive a[pay for everybody's] Prius?
You did.
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When you make enough money to pay taxes, then you can bitch.d2d said:
fixed.2001400ex said:
Who asked youd2d said:
You've got it. You're FREE to do any fucking thing you want to do. Just leave me out of it, you leftist fuck.2001400ex said:
Batteries and solar are inefficient, so let's just give up and burn oil. Got it.HoustonHusky said:Elon Musk is brilliant for selling a $50K car to folks for $120K, cutting out the dealership overhead from the equation, and using/expanding govt regulations to force companies like GM to pay him $$$ to sell their own cars (fuel efficiency credits). That's his current business model.
That said, the battery future with current technology is still just plain dumb. Electrical transmission efficiency is still 35% or so, and you add battery efficiency to that and you have an extremely inefficient use of carbon fuel. And solar cells are still not economically viable...hence the large subsidies. And having the govt subsidize upper middle class people to attach electrically inefficient batteries to their house to make them feel better about their carbon footprint is extremely stupid and should anger everyone.do build a[to pay for my] solar panel onyour[my] house ordrive a[pay for everybody's] Prius?
You did.
Way too easy. -
Yeah, investing billions in technologies we know can't ever become viable in their current form and subsidizing wealthy feel-good initiatives is a much better option.2001400ex said:
Batteries and solar are inefficient, so let's just give up and burn oil. Got it.HoustonHusky said:Elon Musk is brilliant for selling a $50K car to folks for $120K, cutting out the dealership overhead from the equation, and using/expanding govt regulations to force companies like GM to pay him $$$ to sell their own cars (fuel efficiency credits). That's his current business model.
That said, the battery future with current technology is still just plain dumb. Electrical transmission efficiency is still 35% or so, and you add battery efficiency to that and you have an extremely inefficient use of carbon fuel. And solar cells are still not economically viable...hence the large subsidies. And having the govt subsidize upper middle class people to attach electrically inefficient batteries to their house to make them feel better about their carbon footprint is extremely stupid and should anger everyone.
Look...if you want to argue funding basic science to try and find new and improved technologies that meet economic/thermodynamic thresholds is something we should do that's great...funding and subsidizing the commercialization of technology that isn't there yet and in many cases can't ever get there is just FS, especially when it's focus is towards the wealthy. -
Please attempt to define "oil depletion allowance". That's all.2001400ex said:I would research what the subsidies entail. Cause it's far from just depreciation.
