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20 Years Of German Alternative Energy Cost Them $500,000,000,000 And Drove Consumers Costs Up

Science 2.0 - Aug 21 2024 - 13:08
There is now enough of data related to Germany lurching to the anti-science left this decade, both in food and energy, that is is easy to see why other companies should stop making the same mistake.

Solar and wind not only don't work, they can't work as long as old technology is subsidized. It prevents better technology from being developed because that is not where the easy government money is.

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China Is About To Dominate The US and France In Actual Clean Energy

Science 2.0 - Aug 21 2024 - 05:08
American environmentalists and the solar and wind industries propped up by taxes on poor people love to talk about how much their business has increased.

It certainly has. Mandates and subsidies will do that. What those cannot do is make a meaningful difference. The world has spent $4 trillion on solar and wind subsidies and conventional energy usage has only declined about 0.1%. Yet for that same $4 trillion we could've powered enough homes and businesses that climate change would be like Y2K - a conspiracy some claim was never going to happen because it was prevented.

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Science Leads To American Soybean Exports Boom

Science 2.0 - Aug 20 2024 - 13:08
Mexican farmers want to use more science in agriculture for two reasons. First, they don't trust the government officials they know are colluding with activists opposing science. Their country has vast oil reserves during record high prices and the industry is controlled by the government and still loses money.

Mexican farmers know how to grow food, the last thing they want are urban activists and bureaucrats doing to food what they do to energy.

The second is that they know science is why America can export to Mexico and China cheaper than countries with low labor costs can grow it.

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Proposal: Call Skoton The Dark Photon

Science 2.0 - Aug 19 2024 - 01:08
I am presently in Cairns, sitting in a parallel session of the "Quark Confinement and the Hadron Spectrum" conference, where I convene a session on Statistical Methods for Physics Analysis in the XXI Century, giving a talk on the optimization of the SWGO experiment, and playing the piano at a concert for the conference, in addition of course to visiting the area. Anyway, all of the above is too much information to you, as this post is about something else.

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