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Cinnamongirl67 -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 5:48:05 PM)

Yes I believe it. The human race caused it. Good night.




Greta75 -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 6:02:54 PM)

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ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri
What is "unnaturally warm?"
Looks like current temps aren't all that out of the ordinary, doesn't it?

That graph of yours doesn't show what's the average temperature up till current date. NASA showed plenty graphs that current date is higher than ever in history of fluctuations. People are alarm because this is an abnormal rate of warming, compared to past history. That's why they are attributing it to man caused factors that are accelerating this rate.

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What is going on now isn't starting to prepare for alternatives. Taking Billions of $$ and shifting it to other countries isn't preparing for alternatives, either. It's wealth redistribution, pure and simple.

How is clean energy, like maybe start focusing on improving solar powered vehicles to make it more viable, be shifting it to other countries? US could practically bring back manufacturing by owning the clean energy industry, and be leaders of the world, in producing products that enable clean energy. If Fossil Fuel is a finite resource. No matter what, alternatives need to start happening now as back up. Things like that should be planned ahead of impending drought of fossil fuel. One thing all of us know is, fossil fuel supply isn't gonna last forever. And there needs to be a back up plan, as currently, we are overtly reliant on it. And that's scary and dangerous for something that is finite.




markyugen -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 6:07:42 PM)

What Cinnimongirl67 and 97% of scientists said.




Phydeaux -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 6:11:33 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Greta75

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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux
I don't think thats the key question, or even necessarily an interesting question. The simple fact is that a temperature rise of .04 degrees per year is not an emergency. Hell, its not even interesting.

You don't think temperatures rising every year is an emergency? How much increase of heat do you think we all continuously can take? I know when Oceans are unnaturally warm, many sea life dies. Corals die. When it gets too hot, more forest fires happens. And as icebergs melts, countries are in danger of being swallowed by the sea.

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If you follow the money, the current movement is designed to benefit leftist organizations - people that have always been anti fossil fuel, anti the west, anti industry, anti science.

Do you agree that fossil fuel has a life span? It's not a unlimited source right? Regardless whether it's the cause of global warming or not, don't you think we all should move away from it, because eventually it will run out anyway? Isn't it good to start preparing for alternatives now?




Temperatures are not rising every year. In fact statistically temperatures fell over the interval from 1997 - 2014. Something like .02 degrees.

Temperatures changed 18 degrees in 50 years at the younger donbas transition. Life did just fine. Do you have any idea how small 1.8 mm is? In a hundred years thats 4".

No, I'm not worried about that. Nor should you be.

No, I don't agree in the peak oil fuel. We have more than 300 years of fossil fuels proven right now.
I believe economics - not government fiat - should dictate the switch from fossil fuels - not government fiat. The markets work better than any government could ever hope to.

When economics justify - the markets will pick the appropriate course of action - whether fusion, solar, tidal - or what have you. In the interim, money is better spent on other issues.




Phydeaux -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 6:12:55 PM)


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ORIGINAL: markyugen

What Cinnimongirl67 and 97% of scientists said.


Except of course thats complete myth.




Cinnamongirl67 -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 6:18:21 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux


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ORIGINAL: markyugen

What Cinnimongirl67 and 97% of scientists said.


Except of course thats complete myth.


Friend or foe?




Greta75 -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 6:22:35 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux
Temperatures are not rising every year. In fact statistically temperatures fell over the interval from 1997 - 2014. Something like .02 degrees.

NASA has data showing temperatures rising for the past 15 years, and you are saying the opposite of their data! Initially, you said annually temperatures rise at 0.4% naturally. So what is it?

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Do you have any idea how small 1.8 mm is?

Again, what are you basing this information on? And I come from a metric system, so I understand MM more than inches.

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We have more than 300 years of fossil fuels proven right now.


Only 300 years?????????? You don't think that's a short time! It will take forever for people to invent a viable clean energy replacement that is practical and affordable to the masses. This could take more than 300 years to make it happen! Hell they better start working on it now! You know how long these days human take to solve problems! Like currently, all the electric cars are just failures as they can't go as far distances as fueled cars. They are still far away from coming up with the right replacement.




Cinnamongirl67 -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 6:53:52 PM)

God bless you my friend.
I know you are Atheist, I still bless you.
Thank you..




Termyn8or -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 7:30:08 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Nnanji


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ORIGINAL: RinsingDomme

It is a mixture of both. And it is being scientifically addressed in many states, many states have climate change action plans that you can look up. But sadly, several states are still beating around the bush with the big "CC" word since it is so controversial.


Which then becomes a huge socialist transfer of wealth to China, India and various third world countries that are pounding out more energy and carbon at ever growing rates.


And THAT is precisely what puts me at odds with these MFs. All they can do is tax, and they tax a business out of the country. We can't make vitamin supplements here anymore over this stupid shit. And now, the raw materials all go to China, ON A BOAT, and the finished products coes back ON A BOAT.

That boat is not solar powered. It burns diesel fuel.

The people who run this world are mostly totally irresponsible, greedy and not very smart. they are not stupid, they know how to strategize and so forth, but they ignore so many things that are extremely important to prioritize things that mean nothing. Like N2O from cars. Who the fuck cares ? What about the acid rain ? It still happens you know. Ground based ozone, I think it smells good, that is the smell after a thunderstorm.

Both however eat away at certain types of plastics. Plastic MEANS changable, the definition changed with the invention but the old definition really does still apply. What a coffeemaker start sagging until the decanter will not fit anymore, I have had this happen more than once. And you can't buy a good fucking can opener.

If you want to know why the environment is fucked up I will tell you right now. It is because we have to build everything anew every year or two. Things are not made to last, and that is intentional folks because the companies that sell this shit only make money when they sell this shit. If they built it to last forever they would ever grow as a business, in fact probably shrink as used units satisfy the desire fro their product.

What do you expect them to do ?


T^T




Phydeaux -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 8:28:15 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Greta75

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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux
Temperatures are not rising every year. In fact statistically temperatures fell over the interval from 1997 - 2014. Something like .02 degrees.

NASA has data showing temperatures rising for the past 15 years, and you are saying the opposite of their data! Initially, you said annually temperatures rise at 0.4% naturally. So what is it?


Nasa does not have temperatures rising statistically for 15 years. Provide a cite for that.

I also never said .4% naturally. I said temperatures increased .04 degrees. While I was speaking of 2014/2015, there is no time that temperatures have increased according to the ipcc prediction of 1.2 degrees per decade.

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Do you have any idea how small 1.8 mm is?

Again, what are you basing this information on? And I come from a metric system, so I understand MM more than inches.
I provided you a citation that showed average sea level rise is 1.8 mm a year. There is NO credible citation that says sea levels are rising at an unreasonable rate.


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We have more than 300 years of fossil fuels proven right now.

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Only 300 years?????????? You don't think that's a short time! It will take forever for people to invent a viable clean energy replacement that is practical and affordable to the masses.


I said more than 300 years. I just don't care to look up the actual number. We have more than 70 years of coal. More than 70 years of natural gas. More than 200 years of klathyrates.

300 years ago - the united states were a colony of england. Steam ships were a hundred years in the future. 95% of the population lived on farms. We had no electricity, no cars, no telegraphs, no tv's no cell phones.

300 years in the scheme of things - is forever. If we wanted to - we could use fission to power everything for hundreds of years. And I personally think fusion is very close. The micro reactors I think are solid engineering.

Frankly, I'm not concerned about it. At all. We are far more likely to have a nuclear war, die by russian or chinese aggression, a super plague.




Phydeaux -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 8:29:48 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Cinnamongirl67


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux


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ORIGINAL: markyugen

What Cinnimongirl67 and 97% of scientists said.


Except of course thats complete myth.


Friend or foe?


Friend to anyone that tells the truth. Foe to the rest.




Greta75 -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 8:42:01 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux
Frankly, I'm not concerned about it. At all. We are far more likely to have a nuclear war, die by russian or chinese aggression, a super plague.

I don't believe you will have nuclear war or Chinese and Russian aggression ever, I think the whole Russian and China thing is so exaggerated, both countries are sensible and will choose the most peaceful solution at the end of the day, because any war means economical damage to both nations and okay, I can't speak for the Russians, but Chinese, we are practical creatures, we just want money and wealth, unless a war means getting us richer for sure, there ain't gonna be a war. And no war is gonna make the Chinese rich!

China has been changing alot for the better and working very hard to cut down on corruption within their government. To me, also, for a government to issue out to their citizens on proper etiquette and behaviour when visiting other countries to every single citizen who is leaving China for a temporary trip, shows a tremendous amount of respect to other countries, wanting their citizens to stop causing inconvenience to others. Even America would never do that, for their less well behaving citizens.

But to me, it's quite scary that in 300 years, we have used up enough fossil fuel to last us for only another 300+ years!

To me, to start looking for alternatives and making it happen sooner also means stretching the fossil fuel use to maybe 600 years later. People need to plan all these things super advance!

Perhaps I came from a culture where we believe in reincarnation. I'm not religious but I think it makes more sense souls get renewed, than having an eternal heaven or hell that gotta hold billions of lives forever, sheesh, will they run out space! And to me, 300 years later may be my new life then. I want to come back not to doomsday.








Phydeaux -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 8:50:04 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Greta75


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux
Frankly, I'm not concerned about it. At all. We are far more likely to have a nuclear war, die by russian or chinese aggression, a super plague.

I don't believe you will have nuclear war or Chinese and Russian aggression ever, I think the whole Russian and China thing is so exaggerated, both countries are sensible and will choose the most peaceful solution at the end of the day, because any war means economical damage to both nations and okay, I can't speak for the Russians, but Chinese, we are practical creatures, we just want money and wealth, unless a war means getting us richer for sure, there ain't gonna be a war. And no war is gonna make the Chinese rich!

China has been changing alot for the better and working very hard to cut down on corruption within their government. To me, also, for a government to issue out to their citizens on proper etiquette and behaviour when visiting other countries to every single citizen who is leaving China for a temporary trip, shows a tremendous amount of respect to other countries, wanting their citizens to stop causing inconvenience to others. Even America would never do that, for their less well behaving citizens.

But to me, it's quite scary that in 300 years, we have used up enough fossil fuel to last us for only another 300+ years!

To me, to start looking for alternatives and making it happen sooner also means stretching the fossil fuel use to maybe 600 years later. People need to plan all these things super advance!

Perhaps I came from a culture where we believe in reincarnation. I'm not religious but I think it makes more sense souls get renewed, than having an eternal heaven or hell that gotta hold billions of lives forever, sheesh, will they run out space! And to me, 300 years later may be my new life then. I want to come back not to doomsday.




Greta - you're missing the point. I'm not saying thats all the oil, all the natural gas, all the uranium. We continue to prove out new finds every year. And we will continue to. In other words - over the last 10 years, the United States has found and proven more oil and gas reserves than it used.

There really is NOTHING to worry about.

As for chinese agression: Nonsense. China is claiming islands that arenot theirs in order to claim oil, gas, and klathyrate reserves that are not theirs. We are closer to war than you think.




Greta75 -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 10:00:53 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux
As for chinese agression: Nonsense. China is claiming islands that arenot theirs in order to claim oil, gas, and klathyrate reserves that are not theirs. We are closer to war than you think.


China believes it is theirs. It's like their claim on Taiwan too. But I reckon, there will be resolution eventually, diplomatic one. Nobody is gonna go to war over those tiny nations.




markyugen -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/10/2016 10:44:34 PM)

Any fallout from China’s dispute over a couple of insigfnificant islands pales in comparison with the millions of deaths from MMGW predicted over the next few decades. “The [WHO] predicts that an additional 250,000 people will die annually between 2030 and 2050 from conditions caused or exacerbated by climate change.” That's annually, as in 250,000 deaths PER YEAR. According to The Lancet, the number is closer to 500,000+ deaths in 2050. (http://www.newsweek.com/climate-change-leads-500000-deaths-altering-food-production-433182)




DesideriScuri -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/11/2016 12:53:31 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Greta75
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ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri
What is "unnaturally warm?"
Looks like current temps aren't all that out of the ordinary, doesn't it?

That graph of yours doesn't show what's the average temperature up till current date. NASA showed plenty graphs that current date is higher than ever in history of fluctuations. People are alarm because this is an abnormal rate of warming, compared to past history. That's why they are attributing it to man caused factors that are accelerating this rate.


Look at how much fluctuation there is in the past, before the Industrial Revolution. The timescale of the graph only makes it look like it's not to current. The graph doesn't end at the Industrial Revolution. NASA has it's data, but that graph is based on NOAA data, which is another government arm.

What is "unnaturally warm?"

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What is going on now isn't starting to prepare for alternatives. Taking Billions of $$ and shifting it to other countries isn't preparing for alternatives, either. It's wealth redistribution, pure and simple.

How is clean energy, like maybe start focusing on improving solar powered vehicles to make it more viable, be shifting it to other countries? US could practically bring back manufacturing by owning the clean energy industry, and be leaders of the world, in producing products that enable clean energy. If Fossil Fuel is a finite resource. No matter what, alternatives need to start happening now as back up. Things like that should be planned ahead of impending drought of fossil fuel. One thing all of us know is, fossil fuel supply isn't gonna last forever. And there needs to be a back up plan, as currently, we are overtly reliant on it. And that's scary and dangerous for something that is finite.


It's laughable that you think manufacturing would come back to the US if only we'd be in alternative energy more. That doesn't even come close to addressing why as much manufacturing has already left. As current resources dry up, there will be an increase in costs/prices that will spur the Market. The energy unlocked by the fossil fuel industry is a big reason why it has grown to be what it is.

People are working on alternative energy. They have been, intently, since at least the 1970's.




Greta75 -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/11/2016 3:02:15 AM)

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ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri
People are working on alternative energy. They have been, intently, since at least the 1970's.

The whole point of climate change is to put more urgency into making this alternative energy happen sooner!

So then, we are all in agreement that we all do not object to this!

As for manufacturing coming back to the US. Honestly, I never understood why Germany can do it, and US can't. Euros is as expensive as the Greenback. And German workers are probably paid more too. Yet why is their manufacturing striving?

Surely US can!




AtUrCervix -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/11/2016 4:54:23 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Greta75

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ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri
People are working on alternative energy. They have been, intently, since at least the 1970's.

The whole point of climate change is to put more urgency into making this alternative energy happen sooner!

So then, we are all in agreement that we all do not object to this!

As for manufacturing coming back to the US. Honestly, I never understood why Germany can do it, and US can't. Euros is as expensive as the Greenback. And German workers are probably paid more too. Yet why is their manufacturing striving?

Surely US can!



The interesting thing is, and there's been mistakes along the way (ducks flying in to searing hot solar panels because it appeared to be a lake, among other things), also along the way, improvements have been made ("on the shoulders of giants").

That's how we get "there".

Because "here" is a mess.

How could it possibly matter who is right, when we have solutions, improving by the day, that don't pollute our rivers, streams and air?

I wish everyone could get off whatever high horse they're collectively on and just agree that less pollution HAS to be a better option and the irony of it all is....it's not only getting cheaper by the day, while the up front costs are pretty high, even a basic homeowner can improve their energy footprint by 50% for nominal expenditure (rain barrels, curtains for windows for the summer, plastic sheating for same in the winter, buying as often as possible in bulk {fewer trips}), and for those that can afford somewhat more, solar panels, wind turbines and the like).

I know a fellow....a McGuyver type, who built a solar and wind system that powers his entire home (3,500 sf), used batteries, used everything.....12 grand.

He used to pay about 700 bucks a month in electricity....today he pays nothing, but for that initial outlay.

Kinda seems like a no brainer....stop sending dollars to people that want to see us dead, less pollution (which can't be a good thing, no matter where you stand), and pay less money.

I just don't see how that is any kind of negative.




Termyn8or -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/11/2016 5:23:20 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Greta75

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ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri
People are working on alternative energy. They have been, intently, since at least the 1970's.

The whole point of climate change is to put more urgency into making this alternative energy happen sooner!

So then, we are all in agreement that we all do not object to this!

As for manufacturing coming back to the US. Honestly, I never understood why Germany can do it, and US can't. Euros is as expensive as the Greenback. And German workers are probably paid more too. Yet why is their manufacturing striving?

Surely US can!


The manufacturing is not coming back anytime soon because of PEOPLE. The education sucks and most people have no work ethic. Many will steal from work, even if paid well. Been there done that. What's more, there is so much overregulation it is ridiculous, and so many fees. Just to put up a building involves so much red tape it is intolerable, I certainly wouldn't, and I live here and really would like to. You think those tax abatements are enough ? Nope, they don't cover the cost of teaching the workers math and shit they should already know. there are some diplomas in this country that are totally worthless. Some less than worthless. Walk in for a job sweeping the floor in a machine shop with a liberal arts degree and you ain't getting hired.

Germans are highly productive, and they are not at odds with employers. Employers want to make them comfortable and facilitate them in their tasks, rather than not giving a shit and making the job harder. They have an agreement so to speak, you take care of me, I take care of you.

In the US, people are super arrogant, and half of them uncaught criminals. Also only semi-literate ad lazy.

OK, this not true of all, but there are enough of them to make this an unattractive place for business. There is always a fight between labor and management, with very few exceptions. People want $30 an hour to sweep the floor and management wants engineers for $8 an hour. This is how it has evolved. It will take two generations to breed this shit out and what's more it not only will take a complete overhaul of the education system, but also Parents teaching their kids right. How do you accomplish that ? The schools didn't teach them to steal all that shit from work. The schools didn't teach the to have a buddy system where one guy punches in two others' time cards and they only work every three days and get paid for them all. This actually happened at Ford Motor company.

Know what else happened ? Ford was selling Yugos. Employees were buying them on what is called the "A" plan which is their discount. They were paying a guy, I know him personally, to steal and burn these cars because the insurance paid more than the car cost. This guy did like 100 of them, and I doubt this was the only place it was going on. Yeah, he told me that there is a trick to burning a car to make sure it was totalled.

German might go down in status because of being in the EU. They never should have joined because they do not need it. Now they are going to get pulled down by all the less successful economies.

In the US, people are starting to get like in the Soviet Union. Our money is fucked. It was in the USSR and the people said "They pretend to pay us so we pretend to work". Well here a living wage is out of reach of many now, and like in a marriage both must work just to feed the kids. As a result they are raised in daycare which is the worst place for them. Eventually USians will do what the Russians did, get worse at their job. you devalue the money by letting the banks steal from us, and don't give us a raise to cover it ? Well have a look at the defect rate. It is going up. And that is part of it, if they pay in US dollars, it takes ALOT to make it a good wage and worth really putting yourself into the work and trying hard to do your best.

Two generations at least, and that is after the default on the debt when we start to learn to be self sufficient again. Only then will this country be attractive to business.

Actually I have an idea, and I think it is viable. It is an electronic device for a niche market but I got access to international marketing for it. I want it initially have it built at places about 40 miles from here. But the bottom line is that once we establish the price point and these things are selling I want them made in China. The company has branded pro audio equipment that is actually made by Apex, the people that make DVD players etc. But in the beginning, the patents will apply. Once they start building them overseas that is out the window so I want an established market before making that move. Plus manufacturing in Solon, Ohio will cost four times what it would in China or Korea (they got plants in both) so once the idea takes off and the mass sales happen, then is the time to scoop up the profits. After that, others will copy the design, change it enough maybe so we can''t sue them and then they'll make some money, cutting into our money.

But electronics manufacturing here has pretty much gone the way of everything else. Anything mass production is gone. Friend of mine, an engineer, finally got a job after some time, and this guy is super qualified. What keeps that company in business is that fact that they make paint spray head out of titanium that spin at 70,000 RPM and have to be perfect. this is not mass production but things that are mass produced are painted with these things, like new cars etc. They also sell overseas I think. These babies paint like a car or refrigerator so fast and so perfectly, they cost like $4,000 each. And you don't just hook them up to a paint can, you need the clean room, and the pump, and electrostatic. Yup they splay the pain all over the place but the electrical charge attracts it to the piece. It can actually paint around corners. That is a little niche market we still got here. How many companies doing it ?

One.

What we need is mass market products. We need to make our own TV sets and stereos n shit. They import fucking drywall ! As much as I believe we should adhere to the Constitution, that should be illegal. Or better yet throw some tariffs on it.

Again, those boats that transport all that shit across the ocean are not solar powered and they are belching CO2 like there is no tomorrow.

Less transportation is the answer.

They used to bring the sawmill and a bunch of trees right to where they were going to build a house or building. Talk about 2 by 4s, they could make 2 by 3s, 3 by 4s, whatever the job required. It depended on the load, how much strength they needed. Now it is all standardized. I wonder if that is any better.

All in all, I think the world, and especially this country have gotten worse in the last few decades. We had more freedom, more money, better food and better people. And I doubt it is coming back unless there is a real holocaust. I don't mean just against one race, I mean something that kills 80 % of the world population. Then maybe we can get back to a sane, well run society. I know there were problems, racism, Jim Crow laws all kinds of shit, but we are past that. The problem is we lost alot more than we gained.

And I am pretty sure I know WTF I am talking about. Anyone raised in this country over 40 should know how it was.

T^T




Phydeaux -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/11/2016 2:49:15 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Greta75

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ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri
People are working on alternative energy. They have been, intently, since at least the 1970's.

The whole point of climate change is to put more urgency into making this alternative energy happen sooner!

So then, we are all in agreement that we all do not object to this!

As for manufacturing coming back to the US. Honestly, I never understood why Germany can do it, and US can't. Euros is as expensive as the Greenback. And German workers are probably paid more too. Yet why is their manufacturing striving?

Surely US can!


No. This is absolutely idiotic ridiculous policy for reasons outlined before.




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