When I was promoting my books on renewable energy on radio and television interviews 10 – 15 years ago, I never forgot to mention what was, in my mind, the #1 reason that the United States needed to phase out …
When I was promoting my books on renewable energy on radio and television interviews 10 – 15 years ago, I never forgot to mention what was, in my mind, the #1 reason that the United States needed to phase out …
In addition to the point made at left, human bodies aren’t being blown to bits in our fighting over energy that is available to us all, at no cost, from that big fusion reactor 93 million miles away from us. …
The Value of Solar and Wind Energy in Today’s World Read More »
If the corruptive influence of Big Oil can somehow, someday, be removed from the economics of energy and transportation, renewables will become the deal of the century, almost overnight. Accepting the fact that the Trump administration is completely dedicated to …
The Price of Renewables Continues to Fall, But . . . Read More »
As I’m sure the idiot/liar who wrote this meme knows, California’s economy is by far the largest in the country, and, if it were a country unto itself, it would be the 4th largest in the world. We have quality …
4.9% per month is 78% per annum. Here is a deal I’m sure you’ll accept. I’ll send you $100K tomorrow morning, and you put $178K in escrow, payable to me at the end of 12 months. Looking forward to hearing …
In mathematics, a “point of inflection” is the point at which a function stops falling and starts growing or stops growing and starts falling. In the language of calculus, we say that a point of inflection is where the second …
The Well-Being of Working Class Americans Hit a Downturn in 1980 Read More »
To the meme here, a reader adds: Haha. This argument’s hilarious if you know anything about how much money is used to subsidize coal. Indeed. As of late 2025, utility-scale solar PV and onshore wind offer the lowest Levelized Cost …
Until the morons came along, we had an enormous and mutually profitable trade relationship with China on a huge variety of food items. Trump and his supporters blew this up in less than a year. Now American farmers are dying …
Wow, that’s some real stupidity at left. Support the American farmer?? We used to have a very stable and mutually profitable trade relation with China, whereby the U.S. exported soybeans, grains, and meat, while we imported fruits, vegetables (fresh/processed), snacks, …
Trading with China Was Working Well for the Last Century–Until Very Recently Read More »
To the reader whom sent me this: I agree. I also like them. Hispanics are generally quite family oriented. My wife and I operated a horse-breeding facility for many years in Central California which would have been difficult if not …