throwtheacctawy

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by throwtheacctawy 4y ago
The same that happens in medicine happens in college textbooks - and other forms of high margin, but relatively fixed/finite initial investment and stable cost to produce. American scholars write some of the most respected textbooks in
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by throwtheacctawy 4y ago
China residential construction growth is slowing. Their rates of urbanization have almost reached levels seen in developed countries. People are paying close attention to where China goes from here. https://www.bloomberg.com&#x2F
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by throwtheacctawy 4y ago
Smart move. Ohio has a well diversified economy and they really standout among rust belt states. I read semiconductor plants need a lot of freshwater. It is confusing why Arizona is receiving so much investment in fabs. The entire west is l
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by throwtheacctawy 4y ago
Texas is ridiculously pro-energy. It doesn't matter what type of energy, either. Just look at west Texas oil fields - thousands of rigs pepper the landscape for tens of thousands of miles. NIMBY attitudes are not as popular in Texas.Th
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by throwtheacctawy 4y ago
I own a solar array. I heard an argument against solar owners participating in net metering that was interesting. The argument is: net metering doesn't account for the cost of transmission and maintenance of the energy credit that is c
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by throwtheacctawy 5y ago
Ford does not understand infotainment or charging experience. Tesla literally ship with AMD Ryzen CPUs, while other manufacturers still can't even get CPUs. They got 8 cameras, 4 of which you can watch live....anytime on your mobile ph
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by throwtheacctawy 5y ago
I live in Michigan. I have a 5.9kwh solar array. Spring/fall, I can produce over 40kwh/day. Summer heat lowers my production to upper 30-40kwh. January 2021, I produced 197kwh the entire month. I know this discussion is focused on
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by throwtheacctawy 5y ago
Have there been any studies that disprove the correlation between petro-chemical production/usage and the rise in cancer? I've seen countless stats that plots petro-chemical use over years, and cancer rates. The charts are identic