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Comment #33208495
Thank you for posting this, what an amazing lecture.
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Comment #32934321
The graph says it all and by the way similar graphs exist for lithium and all the rare earth elements to construct so called renewables.
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Comment #32737348
Here is a short presentation by Simon Michaux concerning peak rare earth metals which a required for all renewable energy production. One can easily infer from that there will be n…
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Comment #31192849
Wondering if y-comb will censor this??
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Comment #30722290
Because of paywall, I'm not sure what study the wsj was referring to but there was a study in JAMA in which Norman Fenton from Queens College commented on which I found interesting…
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Comment #30488600
I made a mistake ,its learning to reason using logic, sets and relations.
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Comment #30488546
Another book along the same vein is Introduction to Logic, Sets , and Relations by Nancy Rodgers is a beautifully written book.
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Comment #28778284
Let not forget the total energy input it takes to construct the ITER project . We should not be wasting finite resources on this project.
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Comment #26925147
Too bad the article does not mention Constance Demby. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ire8pSPvX1o
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Comment #26531548
A January 2021 study in the annals of internal medicine estimating the death rates of non institutionalized patients of .26 percent with age breakdowns . https://www.acpjournals.or…
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Comment #25130410
Well, I sure hope you are correct on this and we will see a green utopian future. What concerns me is the finiteness of non-renewable resources both oil and the materials used to p…
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Comment #25129049
I found this article interesting: https://media4.manhattan-institute.org/sites/default/files/R...
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Comment #25020955
A few years ago I built the lx-mini speaker system and it was a fun project. Foe details see Linkwitzlab.com