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AOC Rules!

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Having been raised Catholic it really did nail it.

I (part of the unwashed) showed it to my wife (one of the true faith) and she was in tears. We watch it routinely now. She always wished her Aunt (Dominican Nun) could have seen it. It would have been an interesting discussion as Sister Jackie was heavy in the faith but not always in step with Mother Church. My wife's favorite quote:
I have issues with anyone who treats God like a burden instead of a blessing, like some Catholics. You people don't celebrate your faith. You mourn it.
 
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The mourning line, I just slow-nodded to that, as to my memories of K-8 Catholic school, yes, with the ruler-bearing nuns.
 
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One of my favorite exchanges when they're talking about the abortion protesters.

Liz: You're Catholic, can't you talk to them?

Bethany: They hate me more than you. At least you have an excuse, you're Jewish, you don't know any better.

Liz: I don't think they'd accept that one, we used that one already when we killed Christ.
 
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One of my favorite exchanges when they're talking about the abortion protesters.

Liz: You're Catholic, can't you talk to them?

Bethany: They hate me more than you. At least you have an excuse, you're Jewish, you don't know any better.

Liz: I don't think they'd accept that one, we used that one already when we killed Christ.

That was so classic.
 
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A guy at work's kid sells panels with smart inverters built into them- and you can just string them together. Right now, $400 for 400W, plug in.

Just plug them off grid but not so if its grid tied. Micro inverters have been around a long time. They have become much more reliable and have some advantages.
 
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That must have come as a shock to the men of Projects Mercury and Gemini who had already flown missions by then, and for that matter the Apollo Program which was already a year old when Kennedy made his speech.

Kennedy's famous speech to congress came in May of 1961. At that time the United States had flown just one Mercury mission, Alan Shepherd's 15 minute, suborbital flight. It was 9 months before an American even orbited the earth and nearly 4 years before the first manned mission of Project Gemini. Yes we had a "space program" when Kennedy called for a man on the Moon, but just barely. At the time the Apollo project was mostly nothing more than a larger follow-up to Project Mercury, with most of its funding dedicated to determining if we could even put multi-person teams into space. Many in NASA at the time did not believe we could accomplish such a lofty goal of landing on the Moon, and before the first Gemini missions some in NASA even wondered if the only way TO accomplish it would be a multi national approach, including partnering with the Soviets.
 
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Just plug them off grid but not so if its grid tied. Micro inverters have been around a long time. They have become much more reliable and have some advantages.

Yes they have, but how many panel-micro inverter systems are being marketed right now? Especially when it's designed to be modular- buy them in the bulk you can afford, and just add more as you can. Without storage, the cost of power my MIL's home is just $4k- which is pretty amazing (yes, her service is that small).
 
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Yes they have, but how many panel-micro inverter systems are being marketed right now? Especially when it's designed to be modular- buy them in the bulk you can afford, and just add more as you can. Without storage, the cost of power my MIL's home is just $4k- which is pretty amazing (yes, her service is that small).
Most any panel can have a micro inverter. Companies make them not tied to a panel. You add them as you go. I havent looked lately but Sunny Boy used to make one. There are other manifacturers.

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Well, forgive me for not knowing the current state of the art that supports AOC's arguments....

There's far too much internet fluff to really believe it, which makes finding the real situation close to impossible.
 
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Well, forgive me for not knowing the current state of the art that supports AOC's arguments....

There's far too much internet fluff to really believe it, which makes finding the real situation close to impossible.
The installers I know have stayed away from micro inverters because having electronics sitting on a roof isnt the nicest enviroment for them. A large system could have 20 or 30 micro inverters on roof. They are combing strings and bringing them down into a large inverter in basement/garage etc. Easier maintenance if necessary. But old habits die hard and micros have improved.

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