Free Energy RANT CAFFE ASYLUM

[onepower]

NickZ

Onepower:  That's very well put.  So, what happens when we run out of stuff to burn? What will charge all those millions of new electric cars of the future.  And just how much will it really cost for the combination of buying a new electric car, and the form to charge it. And also, the power companies can and will raise their rates, any time they like... Especially if and when we run out of "stuff to burn".

Your making some valid points which many on the left side of the fence seem to be ignoring. Transitioning away from fossil fuels too fast is just as big of a train wreck as doing nothing at all. It would leave trillions of dollars in stranded assets, more unemployment and disrupt transportation/supply chains possibly leading to economic collapse.

However on the right many seem to forget it cost trillions of dollars to build our fossil fuel infrastructure which we paid for. Then we continued to pay trillions more for all the related harm the fossil fuel pollution and emissions did and continue to do. So we pay either way only renewable energy/electric vehicles have fewer long term side effects. We can recycle most electrical machinery but obviously not fossil fuel pollution, that's a one way street into the environment.

I was born in Maracaibo, Venezuela. Where some of the largest reserves of oil in the world, are located. And I have seen the damage it has caused, already. Now, lake Maracaibo (biggest fresh water late in the world, that drains to the ocean), has all turned green, and smells like rotten eggs, and people living around the lake have been getting sick. So the oil companies buy them off their land, to continue doing what they are doing. It was not like that when I lived there, at all. That is still going to be the main future power source of electric cars, and is still the actual and real power source for electric vehicles, now. As they keep finding more and more and more oil to burn, for you.  Isn't that just great AC.  Or don't you get what I'm saying, this time around either, nor care, as well?

I think you forgot the fact I live in Canada where the temperature can go from +30 to -30 C in one day. So where you live power/heating may not be a big deal but here it can hit -30C for a month. So I think I understand the importance of fossil fuels for power/heating better than you ever could, it's not a convenience my life depends on it. It's strange, I went on holiday in Mexico for the winter and they were all bundled up in down filled coats, boots and even a toque at +20C. Where I used to work in a T-shirt and jeans at -20C pipefitting in the oil patch. Most cannot even imagine the extreme weather in Canada or how we deal with it.

We just had a 5.8 earthquake today, while I write, Think of what that can do to any Nuclear facilities, world wide, like in Japan, Russian, etc.   We have had many quakes in the last couple of month, here, in Costa Rica. When the grid goes down, where will your electric car get towed to. Not so, if it were really an electric self running vehicle. That is what I'm saying. Along with keeping ones monies in a bank, when things go dark, such as in Texas, and Puerto Rico. How, will you get your money out to pay the bills? And charge your car? When and if the grid goes down. Or you think that that will never happens. Or don't care?

Oh the humanity, when the power goes out do you cupcakes go for a siesta or mix a margarita?. Last winter we had -30C/-60 wind chill for weeks and snow drifts six feet tall blocking the roads. My car got stuck on the grid road, then my 4x4 truck in driveway going to pull out the car, then my !@#$ing tractor trying to move the drifts so I could pull out my truck to pull out the car in the middle of the night. As I implied, you cupcakes down south have no comprehension of how bad the weather can get here and if we lose power/heat were screwed.

So obviously electric heat/heat pumps are off the table here and natural gas is the only option unless we want to rebuild every house with R60 insulation and triple pane windows. However we can still do hydro, solar, wind power and run electric vehicles with few issues. I'm not going to be plowing two foot drifts at 40 below in a Chevy Bolt but 8 months of the year it's doable.

We all have problems it's just that ours in Canada are generally magnitudes greater than yours because we have this thing called ... Winter.

Regards
AC

[NickZ]

  Yes, I also spent many years at timberline, and know what cold is like.
And that is exactly  why I'm here, now. You can die without proper heating, I know.Here you can pass out under a coconut tree, and live to tell about it.   Free energy seams to come from the Slavish people. Like, kapanadze, Akula, Ruslan, Stalker, and of course Tesla.
I am a  South American Slav. But it seams to be in my blood, regardless of birthplace.Perhaps that's why the Slavs are more advanced at free energy devices, as it's also very cold there, as well.   NickZ

[AlienGrey]

Nick well if that true about the zero point stuff tell us how you know it to work.
i'm ready to here your point of view.

I bet AC can tell you about cold, i wouldn't mind betting it's cold where AC is in the ussr 

Sil

[ramset]

Hmm
AG
You come in swinging .....


Need a snickers ?

[NickZ]

   And, can you get this... AG, wants to moderate me, in the OUR forum.  What have we come to...
Maybe he should team up with Color. So, they can moderate each other...and start a new trolls thread.
    NickZ