Hawking Hydrogen
“Hydrogen Hubs” write:
Discover how Blue Green Energy’s hydrogen production and fueling stations offer a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. Experience longer range, zero emissions, and fast refueling with our cutting-edge facilities. Your investment fuels the transition to green energy, impacting both the environment and your portfolio.
This discussion began in the early 1970s with the OPEC oil embargo, and America’s realization that our national security was at risk accordingly. But how far have we come in the ~55 intervening years? Essentially nowhere.
Of the many reasons that hydrogen is impractical, perhaps number one is that the delivery infrastructure is not there, nor will it ever be. You can unplug your toaster and plug in your car, but you cannot devise a way to serve up hydrogen across the 3.8 million square miles of the United States.
Obviously, this does not deter scammers like these guys from collecting investment dollars from people who will never see a dime in return.
News flash: human civilization has precisely zero plans, be they short-term or long-term, for future generations.
The reader who sent me the meme here notes: There are a lot of stupid people in this country that actually believe him, and sadly they vote. This president is an embarrassment but thankfully he will be gone in a few years.
The last time I had a cola was in the late 1960s, and I actually could tell the difference between Coke and Pepsi; I preferred the latter, because it tasted cleaner, with less sugary syrup.
Has this ever happened?
Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett has nailed it, IMO.
The average price of gas in the U.S. today is $3.165 per gallon. This is a fact, not an opinion.
We didn’t have this garbage when we grew up, so how did it happen?
There’s an interesting concept expressed in the meme here, but I dispute the basic idea that Americans had the best lives on the planet.
It would be nice if we could think of a single thing that Trump has done since he re-assumed office that has made the United States a better, stronger country, but that doesn’t seem possible.
With the exception of the uber-wealthy, our people are less safe, less healthy, and poorer than we were last year. Until recently, our nation had strong allies, and we weren’t cozying up to the world’s most brutal dictators, as suggested in the photo at right.
