“Powering the Next Generation in Waste”: How Credible Is That?
From these people’s video: “Our technology transforms waste into energy, and that’s a huge opportunity, because that’s not being done across the board.”
They want investors to come on board. But will they be impressed by what they see here?
There are dozens of different technologies that extract the chemical energy out of hundreds of forms of waste and convert that into biofuels, hydrogen, or electricity. As you’re reading these words, there are tens of thousands of scientists who have spent decades of their lives trying to make this happen in a way that is economically feasible.
There has not been a single success yet, from more than a half-century of work.
If you believe this guy has a unique approach and capability, by all means, jump right in. And good luck with that.
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If you think the main issue with Trump is that he’s too “divisive” and/or “controversial,” you, my friend, are part of the problem.
The only thing I know about the book here is the word “Worlds” in its title needs an apostrophe.
For the life of me, I cannot understand the appeal that Trumpism has on tens of millions of American voters.
To Mike Madrid: I like the cut of your jib. This is precisely what I expect.
Here’s something from the Chris Christie campaign:
If you can be convinced that anything about these people’s claims is true, by all means, jump in with both feet.
I fully detest the Republican party, but I disagree that it can’t be reformed; in fact, I don’t see any scenario in which it won’t be.
A great deal can happen between now and the time the Democratic National Convention gets underway next summer. In particular, Biden’s advancing years may cause him to do something that renders him nonviable as his party’s candidate for the 2024 presidential run.
