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"Rand Simberg" wrote But there have been some recent articles about Sweden thinking that they've taken things too far. Ya, the NeoKKKon press is running out of things to lie about. |
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"Rand Simberg" wrote Actually, they haven't. The average Swedish standard of living is equivalent to the poorest of the states in the US. Ahahahahahahahaha.... You pathetic Libertarian Liar. |
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"Whata Fool" wrote I have met a lot of socialists and a few communists, and my impression is that all were bitter, mean, overly serious, vindictive, vulgar and even vicious. You know, a friend of mine just spent some time in the U.S. and made a similar observation about the people there, and on the radio two days earlier one host was complaining that U.S. civility was at such a low point that when he waved to thank someone for allowing him to merge with highway traffic the guy who let him in flew into a violent rage at the insulting wave. I suppose this violent vindictiveness and vulgarity partly explains why the AmeriKKKan people are responsible for the murder of 1 million Iraqi's over the last 6 years. |
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"Fred J. McCall" wrote in message ... Bill Ward wrote: : . . . which is why climate is still chaotic. : :BTW, how do you keep "climate cells" from interacting? : You don't have to. They're relatively insensitive. They are? Why would you assume something so plainly silly? You've demonstrated that you are both ignorant on the subject and steadfastly intend to stay that way. Oh, really? You're not fooling anybody worth fooling. |
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"columbiaaccidentinvestigation" wrote in message oups.com... On Aug 8, 2:38 pm, wrote: snip I can only imagine how frustrating it must be to be so sure you are right and so completely unable to explain how or why. The point is energy production needs to change to more efficient cleaner processes, with region specific renewable sources used where possible. Now given today's technology, cleaner alternatives are necessary as not all renewables can meet the world's energy supply but we need to be better and smarter when it comes to environmental responsibility. And so in your mind this all adds up to rationale for the pretend science that underlies AGW hoax. Now all sources of energy have their unique or individual flaws, or technology gaps required to make the changes and reduce emissions of green house gases, Propaganda. and aerosols from energy production. New ideas such as the micro-hydro provide small regions with access to water, world wide with the ability provide their own power, while still making the necessary changes required in our energy production that reduce emissions, and environmental effects. All the more reason to focus finite public funds on real problems and not on phoney notions. The only effect increased atmospheric CO2 can possibly have is to make plants grow easier. There is no thermal effect on atmosphere. That notion is absurd. Trust me, I'm a *real* scientist. tom http://www.microhydropower.net/ When is hydropower micro? The definition of micro hydropower varies in different countries and can even include systems with a capacity of a few megawatts. One of the many definitions for micro hydropower is: hydro systems up till a rated capacity of approximately 300 kW capacity. The limit is set to 300 kW because this is about the maximum size for most stand alone hydro systems not connected to the grid, and suitable for "run-of-the- river" installations. |
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claud wrote" Trust me, I'm a *real* scientist."
I read this line, started laughing then I realized you probably do take your self seriously. Sorry but I don't, so let me read that line again, ok i got it now. First you have not earned any trust, i don't think your real (ie your a joke), and i don't care what you call yourself. But im sure you're used to turning off your monitor at staring at the screen conversing with yourself, as you're probably the only person who cares what you say. |
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On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:25:43 -0700, Einar wrote:
Even so, the concern by some, for their grandchildren is not warranted. So you are revealed as an optimist. Cheers, Einar I definitely am not a socialist, they all seem to be pessimists who criticize everything and everybody. The good thing about free enterprise is that the inefficient businesses fail, and new ones take their place. Of all the energy programs that received a lot of funding from the government, very few were able to sustain production of those products. Having hope is a part of being optimistic, and being free to do the things that seem right or needed allows hopes to become results. |
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On Aug 8, 9:45 pm, columbiaaccidentinvestigation
wrote: claud wrote" Trust me, I'm a *real* scientist." I read this line, started laughing then I realized you probably do take your self seriously. Sorry but I don't, so let me read that line again, ok i got it now. First you have not earned any trust, i don't think your real (ie your a joke), and i don't care what you call yourself. But im sure you're used to turning off your monitor at staring at the screen conversing with yourself, as you're probably the only person who cares what you say. Real scientist pursue truth for truths sake. Propaganda never enters into the equation. And then there's yourself. You have propagandistic goals. Political goals. Science is a means to an end. And so you only discuss the aspects of the science that support that end. This is why you refuse to acknowledge the questions you couldn't answer. All you could do is pretend they didn't exist. My goal was to expose your pretense to the readers of this newsgroup. Thank you for your participation. |
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On Aug 8, 11:05 pm, wrote:
On Aug 8, 9:45 pm, columbiaaccidentinvestigation wrote: claud wrote" Trust me, I'm a *real* scientist." I read this line, started laughing then I realized you probably do take your self seriously. Sorry but I don't, so let me read that line again, ok i got it now. First you have not earned any trust, i don't think your real (ie your a joke), and i don't care what you call yourself. But im sure you're used to turning off your monitor at staring at the screen conversing with yourself, as you're probably the only person who cares what you say. Real scientist pursue truth for truths sake. Propaganda never enters into the equation. And then there's yourself. You have propagandistic goals. Political goals. Science is a means to an end. And so you only discuss the aspects of the science that support that end. This is why you refuse to acknowledge the questions you couldn't answer. All you could do is pretend they didn't exist. My goal was to expose your pretense to the readers of this newsgroup. Thank you for your participation. You stated "The only effect increased atmospheric CO2 can possibly have is to make plants grow easier." Next time to try some science and don't forget to include valid credible sources when you post your propaganda, and oh yeah you might want to brush up on the thermodynamic properties of our physical universe as you might find it a little easier to understand were you are wrong a little faster next time. Now here is some more information on wind generated power, and new turbine technologies http://www.nrel.gov/wind/ Wind is a clean, inexhaustible, indigenous energy resource that can generate enough electricity to power millions of homes and businesses. Wind energy is one of the fastest-growing forms of electricity generation in the world. The United States can currently generate more than 10,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity from the wind, which is enough to power 2.5 million average American homes. Industry experts predict that, with proper development, wind energy could provide 20% of this nation's energy needs. http://www.nrel.gov/wind/pdfs/39537.pdf Advanced Wind Technology: New Challenges for a New Century R. Thresher and A. Laxson Presented at the European Wind Energy Conference Athens, Greece February 27-March 2, 2006 Page 1 Summary Wind Energy demonstrated phenomenal growth and improvement in the later three decades of the 20th century. From small niche markets for pumping water and charging batteries, wind became an important supplier of grid tied electricity. These improvements saw modern commercial wind electrical generators grow from simple 50-kilowatt (kW) units to sophisticated multimegawatt (MW) machines capable of generating millions of kilowatt-hours (kWh) per year. The technical advances in wind energy in this time frame were not revolutionary. Scaling to larger size was the primary approach used to improve the cost effectiveness; and improved design methods to properly size turbines for their operating wind environment. Advances in generators, gearboxes, blade designs, blade materials, controls, and computers using improved design codes allowed machines to improve in performance and grow in size until the average modern wind turbine is now more than 1 MW in rating. But as with any maturing technology, most of the easier improvements have already been implemented. Page 9 Summary From a distance, the wind turbine of 2015 will not look much different from the large-scale commercial machine of today. The difference in size will be most evident change, with rotor diameters and tower heights dwarfing older machines. But besides the obvious difference in size, machines of the past and machines of 2015 will differ drastically in ways unseen; in the materials of construction, the means of manufacturer, the design of controls and power conversion, advanced smaller and lighter generators, internal blade structure, and many other improvements yet to be quantified. But even upon dissection, the improved techniques, knowledge, and tools used to design these machines will be undetectable except in the lower cost of energy, higher reliability, and reduced cost." |
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On Aug 8, 11:37 pm, columbiaaccidentinvestigation
wrote: On Aug 8, 11:05 pm, wrote: Real scientist pursue truth for truths sake. Propaganda never enters into the equation. And then there's yourself. You have propagandistic goals. Political goals. Science is a means to an end. And so you only discuss the aspects of the science that support that end. This is why you refuse to acknowledge the questions you couldn't answer. All you could do is pretend they didn't exist. My goal was to expose your pretense to the readers of this newsgroup. Thank you for your participation. You stated "The only effect increased atmospheric CO2 can possibly have is to make plants grow easier." Next time to try some science and don't forget to include valid credible sources when you post your propaganda, and oh yeah you might want to brush up on the thermodynamic properties of our physical universe as you might find it a little easier to understand were you are wrong a little faster next time. My goal was to expose your pretense to the readers of this newsgroup. This is another perfect example of it. Science whackos always talk big about science in general but are incapable of addressing details. Thank you for your participation. |
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