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Filed two lawsuits with the help of another model (airline, insurance) in Europe. One took several visits to the library and a lot of secondary literature reading. Won both instanc…

I’m just saying: stop hating bees with made up arguments

I suppose honey bees are not native in North America pretty much the same way as the human species? I don’t quite understand why there seems to be a pretty persistent thread around…

By ‘standard valuation techniques’ you mean: regular companies produce value and wealth and represent what a society can create whereas crypto is like ‘a shiny object sitting there…

… as long as we don’t get worried about that 4T crypto market…

I’m far more concerned about a government led by people who have no formal education beyond high school, have never worked outside of politics, lack subject-matter expertise in the…

It’s worth remembering who actually made the strategic choices that strengthened Russia’s hand and left Germany dependent and militarily weak. Those weren’t the AfD’s doing — they …

I’m just posting what other countries perceive about our way of interpreting and handling hate speech and share context around the legal limitations. You do you. I have no intentio…

Well, CBS News dedicated an entire episode on these “propaganda stories”… https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-bMzFDpfDwc https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/policing-speech-online-germ... …

I accept Fraunhofer’s technical modeling: they explicitly size ~500–750 GW of PV+wind by 2050 (≈6–9× average load) and still keep ~100–150 GW of flexible gas turbines plus sizable …

Yes, they mention hydrogen caverns and thermal storage on pp. 5–6 — but those are more theoretical potentials than real, scalable solutions today. That’s why even in Fraunhofer’s o…

Fraunhofer’s own math says 2050 electricity demand is ~700–750 TWh (≈80 GW average load), yet they assume 500–750 GW PV + wind — that’s 6–9× average demand and 5–7× today’s install…

Well, 5 years later past publication and with “the highest electricity prices, a high carbon footprint compared to neighboring countries, challenges with network stability and 3 ye…

Thats like available technology at German industry-need scale?

So, just jack up the debt from 60% of GDP to 160% for battery packs?

Yeah, well, it was also very much “get rid of nuclear” that accelerated this path.

In an industrialized country like Germany - not really. You’d be surprised how little day/night affect our electricity consumption…

Dude, France has a fraction of our carbon emissions even of we continue to expand our renewable energy strategy - take a look at https://www.ise.fraunhofer.de/content/dam/ise/de/do…

I’d rather build nuclear plants and not keep them entirely idle but forego the investment into additional PV and wind. Don’t get me wrong: when the sun shines and the wind blows we…

Because historically we had periods of a couple of days or weeks in a row where wind and solar were essentially non-existent: https://www.tech-for-future.de/dunkelflaute/

https://www.tech-for-future.de/dunkelflaute/ A couple of weeks happen from time to time

Yes, we had these scenarios of 2+ weeks w/o sufficient renewable energy source MULTIPLE times: Google “Dunkelflaute”.

You factored in a new grid and backup nuclear plants/gas power plants requiring >100B investments in Germany or Tesla Megapacks in excess of 100 metric tons? Take a look at what is…