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Comment Re:It's about time (Score 1) 115

p>It could be done with superconducting intercontinental power lines and storage. You may say that's not a realistic solution, but it's still slightly more realistic than adding nuclear capacity to the grid on a timescale that would be relevant to addressing global warming.

Just for solar you would need to cover an area equivalent to the size of Spain and that just meets the current needs if you want storage you need to increase that to fill the storage. Then what's the environment impact for all those batteries? The super conducting thing that doesn't exist won't be available before Fusion comes on line commercially. I'll put a long bet on that.

Comment artificial intuition (Score 1) 98

Not intelligence. Very well developed intuition, capable of transforming vast amount of data used to train the network into hints, brainstorming, fantasies, ideas, that often work as is without even next , filtering, stage.

We should be surprised of how well this artificial intuition is producing correct answers.

Comment so what are the numbers? (Score 1) 107

I asked ChatGPT4o to summarize:

Measured Arsenic Levels in Rice Samples (from the study):

Under current climate conditions, the average concentration of inorganic arsenic in rice grains was about 0.15 mg/kg (150 ppb).
Under simulated mid-century climate conditions (higher temperature and COâ), it increased to 0.225 mg/kg (225 ppb), a 50% rise.

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Current Regulatory Standards for Inorganic Arsenic in Rice:

U.S. FDA:

Infant rice cereals: max 100 ppb

No federal limit for general rice consumption

European Union:

White (polished) rice: max 200 ppb

Brown rice: max 250 ppb

Rice-based foods for infants/young children: max 100 ppb

Codex Alimentarius (FAO/WHO):

Polished rice: max 200 ppb

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