Comment Re: Huh? (Score 0) 78
And the climate change shithead that thinks that we know what the average temperature of the planet was to a tenth of a degree in 1890 isn't going to listen anyway.
And the climate change shithead that thinks that we know what the average temperature of the planet was to a tenth of a degree in 1890 isn't going to listen anyway.
Keep in mind that my Ali Express packages came by the US Post Office. They have no capability to collect tariffs, so will no longer be doing international shipments.
See:
https://www.varusteleka.com/en...
Also, keep in mind that it isn't just the tariffs. The cost and contents of the package have to be declared. Someone has to do that paperwork. It won't be just the 15% tariff that you have to pay. There are other costs.
Clearly you didn't read it. They explain away why they have been wrong for twenty years, didn't know what was happening and misrepresented it. Then they state that they have "a very solid understanding" of what's happening. Clearly they didn't. Then why were your predictions so wrong? Why should you have any credibility at all?
Agreed. So 50kW x 80 is 4mW capacity.
Wow, an actual thoughtful reply. Thank you very much.
People get bent out of shape when I point out that those solar panels won't make a bit of difference. They won't even do a single charger. Then, when I say that what they do is say that "we installed 200 super chargers", this is true. They did install the chargers, but those chargers are not any where near fully powered. Nor are they likely to be anytime soon.
Trying to find out how much power they have. There is no way in Hell that they have 80 fully powered superchargers. They may have 80 superchargers installed, but I would be surprised to hear that they have even 45kW per charger.
Put a chick in it.
Make her gay.
Make it lame.  Really, really lame.
Correct. Ever try to eat uncooked rice or wheat or potatoes. Use of fire greatly expanded available foods. I get a bit annoyed when I hear that humans used fires to keep wild animals away.... In any event, look at the skeleton of a human, a bear and a gorilla. You will note that the human rib cage is markedly smaller. This is because we cook our food and digestion takes less time and we have shorter intestines.
Now look at ancient human skeletons. Those rib cages look pretty small to me.
A great channel.
as always....
There, fixed that for ya.
Exactly:
https://climate.copernicus.eu/...
Anyone that tells you that they know what the temperature of the entire planet was to a couple of tenths of a degree in 1860 is lying.
How is that in any way responsive to my questions?
I keep seeing the average temperature of the planet measured to a tenth of a degree.
1) What is the definition of this?  For example, how deep in the ocean do you go?
2) How much data is involved?  Won't it be some huge number of terabytes?
just looked - didn't know that it was there.
If all else fails, lower your standards.