Self Siphoning

[j_lindgaard1]

I read the pdf and no doubt that we use lots of water in energy production.  When you go to buy a gallon jug of milk for all we know it took 45 gallons of water to produce it.  Thankfully, the water is essentially indestructible and keeps coming back for more.

The problem is that the paper and your comments have nothing to do with the issue at hand:  A ridiculous connection being drawn between nuke plant hot water production and the temperature of the Gulf Stream that no engineer would ever state, especially after reading that pdf.

  Nah, you just have to attack me for saying I should quit saying anything about engineering when I'm the only one it seems in this part forum with any schooling in engineering.
And after reading your answer, it really doesn't make any sense.

[Pirate88179]

  Nah, you just have to attack me for saying I should quit saying anything about engineering when I'm the only one it seems in this part forum with any schooling in engineering.
And after reading your answer, it really doesn't make any sense.

I hope Stefan moderates you.  We have a lot lot of better things to be working on .

Bill