/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11152197
>when thing is formed certain way it obtains different properties

>formed
>implying the form is what gave the material the properties
>implying that it doesn't matter what it's made of

For instance did you know that both plastic and diamonds are made of basically the same shit to begin with? It's pmuch just "carbon". Why are we so fascinated by something we've known basically for thousands of years. Print jello in the same form an it too will probably be lighter and hold more weight.

>>10099703
>They aren't as conductive to illegal activities as wind and solar. More space taken up = more private property to conduct illegal business on.

I was gonna say something like this, but rather:

>See hydropower and geothermal take up so little footprint that it's hard for politicians to show knuckledragging normies what an outstanding impact they have in terms of energy effeciency. For you see, the average normie thinks that using water/drilling into the planet for whatever reason=bad. To counteract this we'll use the old tried and true method of windmill, for even a dumb peasant knows how those work. The more of them we make, the more we can show these stupid normies that we're at least attempting to care about their unjustified concerns over energy. Plus they're prone to far more failures which will mean more repairs=more make work jobs for our government employees/contractors. And because they're dumb, peasant, windmill technology, the stupid normie will already understand the pitfalls of it and it will be easy to sell to them.
>Also; nice, big, inefficient, outsourced and "green technology" solar panels. Gotta have lots of those. Put them everywhere and subsidize them! Even in places where you only get sun 3 months a years. Pawn them off to similar mindsets as your own; those that want to show they care but don't want to understand what they're caring about! They'll eat them up like hotcakes and be the talking point of their rich, suburban, neighboorhoods. "Look at those there, Tim.1500 sq. feet of solar panels all ready to power my wife's hairdryer at peak solar hours.

>>10102395
Oregon is powered by Hydro and has more life than any nuclear/coal powered state in the country. Dammed water make rivers wider and supports more wildelife. The cost is fish too retarded to use a fishladder.