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1 day agoGeothermal, wind, tide, hydro, solar… and then even nuclear. All ways to just create unlimited energy. But, because the elite enslave us to the status quo, through the jobs that keep it going… here we are.
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8·3 days agoWhat are you talking about? That old tire out there in the yard? The tractor sized one? Totally going to become a; work out tire, tire swing, large plant pot, retaining wall/bench combo for a tree, decorative whatsit for the holidays, social spot, pool, etc.
One of these days, just wait, it’ll even raise my (abysmal) property value.
131·6 days agoThere was rumor that the site of the brush fire was a former Nazi sympathizing group’s camp, that was burned down as part of fire fighter training 20-years ago to the day of the shooting… so, big if true.
77·9 days agoNext it’s going to be attacks against VPNs.
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It’s a test run, that they’re winning. They are proving that they can pick up anyone and obfuscate endlessly and there’s nothing you can do. This combined with other use cases will end with natural born US citizens being blacked bag a la KGB.
Lots of ‘Citizen Soldiers’ taken from their full time careers and family, at the (yuge) expense of tax payers, for no reason.
Why’s he actively picking fights here, and stirring the pot? To further excite the populous to open ‘rebellion’, and to ‘justify’ martial law.
Not always, he chickens out when the cost of doing something is
lessmore* (edit: can’t believe I missed that one) than the gain. For this? Invoking total control of the US to crush dissent and his political opponents, and to push his agenda and further strip the US to the bone? Very likely worth it.
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One or two of them, or all of them individually, aren’t explicitly as competitive as existing non-renewables, sure. But together.
Geothermal is very good option for some for reducing their electricity demand for heating and cooling their homes.
Home solar doesn’t fully cover everyone’s electricity demand for their homes, sure, but can greatly reduce the demand for it of it doesn’t cover it outright.