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southern MN | In everything we do, economy of scale and a more centralized, fewer cooks in the kitchen type of system ends up being the most efficient way of things. Eventually.
Resetting and redeploying the energy production of a nation into a million small fragmented systems will not be the solution, if we need more electricity.
The whole history of the world, it has never worked that way.
Hydroelectric is the only one of the green setups that actually works well, dependably, around the clock, on demand. It is the one you say we can’t do at all.
In short, and you probably didn’t realize it, but you are saying we are doomed.
And I can’t argue with you on that!
Sad state of affairs.
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What happens when energy independence is reached???
