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by Spooky23
2014 days ago
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Yes and no. People said the same thing about wireless phones 20 years ago. Solar in a country with poor infrastructure means distributed generation becomes possible. Most places in the US have robust power grids, but even then conservation and point generation is the cheapest way to add marginal capacity! That should be a guiding star of policy. Electricity is an almost magical force that opens doors. IMO people are people. I’m fortunate to live in the US and be able to have the education and opportunity to use my abilities in a productive way. My grandfather was probably smarter than me in IQ terms, but drove a garbage truck and shoveled coal to support his family. (He taught himself calculus on that truck to help my uncle study.) There are millions of people like my grandpa. If we figure out how to elevate them to their potential, we all benefit. |
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