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I am very interested in new energy solutions as a way to de-carbonize and provide consistent supply of low cost energy. 1. Green hydrogen production and fuel cells. We are just scr…
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Comment #22653124
Researching and learning more about fuel cells, hydrogen, and the "hydrogen economy". Planning to start a company in this industry sometime in the next few years. I am trying to ga…
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Comment #22302441
I have this exact same question. The battery cost is significantly lower than anything else I have seen, by a large amount. I did some further digging on the project and was unable…
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Comment #22264333
Bosh grabbed the rebound because of arguably one of the worst coaching decisions in NBA history; that being to sit one of the greatest defenders ever (Duncan) on the bench for the …
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Comment #17604278
I have a friend studying radiology with the hopes of working in the space industry. From what he tells me, I believe this would work.
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Comment #16626368
My first startup attempt was a indie game right out of university. In hindsight, I was too inexperienced, and as the only programmer on the game; it failed. I got a job and worked …
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Comment #15204702
The BC Liquor stores are not well run. In my experience, the service is slow, the people are not knowledgeable, and you will often have a huge lineup of people waiting at the only …
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Comment #15095478
I think the biggest problem, as stated in the article, which I think is being missed by many commenters, is the cost. According to the article, the batteries alone (not including t…
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Great questions. Thanks. Looking at their economy as it is, they are borrowing massively with essentially 0 growth. The government is doing this in an effort to prop up the economy…
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Comment #14551412
"...are their citizens enjoying a relatively high quality of life?' I would say yes. To me, the question is: can their high quality of life be maintained if there is no economic gr…
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Comment #14551373
How do you reconcile this with what is happening in Japan? Do you think huge amounts of automation would fix their problems? Isn't much of their manufacturing already automated?
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Comment #14551311
I have a theory that may not be popular around here. I also probably have not thought this through and researched it enough, but I will throw it out there anyway. I would love to h…
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Comment #14277305
I think you are talking about Ferrari, and they do that with all of their "signature" cars.
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Comment #13156390
Despite what Elon Musk says, fuel cells aren't dead in the slightest. Yes there has been some stagnation in innovation from the major players, buy there has also been some signific…
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Comment #12230183
This is pretty spectacular. Do you know of any other interactive hi-res paintings like this? As a lover of art and someone interested in education, this would be a great way of edu…
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Comment #12219725
I think you are naïve if you believe that a government wouldn't fudge a study to support their best interests (best interests in this case being that most of their top campaign con…
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Comment #12216486
Some great points here for sure. I forgot to mention in my post that not only is the government in bed with the real estate industry (new rumors that the biggest real estate market…