MUnRPI
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An interesting solution. Not sure how practical it is, but it is very entertaining if you enjoy architecture humor!
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Energy Crisis: Let's Solve it!
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FlagDUDE08
Banned
Re: Energy Crisis: Let's Solve it!
We aren't in the 70's. There's plenty of fuel available.
We aren't in the 70's. There's plenty of fuel available.
bronconick
Yep, still here
Re: Energy Crisis: Let's Solve it!
Create Helium-3 Fusion reactors. Mine Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. (Jupiter's magnetic field is too nasty)
Problem delayed for 20,000 years.
Create Helium-3 Fusion reactors. Mine Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. (Jupiter's magnetic field is too nasty)
Problem delayed for 20,000 years.
ExileOnDaytonStreet
Drunkard
Re: Energy Crisis: Let's Solve it!
If his point is what I think it very well might have been, here's what I don't get: does he really think that our society is capable of rejecting the "Walmart/strip mall" model that's become so ubiquitous?
It's certainly hard to suffer through. Spends a lot of time talking about "places no one cares about" without actually defining what that means. Somewhere there's a point to what he's going after, but he's not bothering to say it. After about 5 minutes of "this sucks because it's stupid and it's not worth defending so I won't even bother saying what's wrong with it" kind of arguing, I just shut it off.
If his point is what I think it very well might have been, here's what I don't get: does he really think that our society is capable of rejecting the "Walmart/strip mall" model that's become so ubiquitous?
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Re: Energy Crisis: Let's Solve it!
These are nice, too.
Get out of the solar system. Problem delayed until the universe's heat death.
These are nice, too.