And also really depends on the needs of the community. Solar, especially, can be deployed cheaply and relatively quickly, and may meet the needs of the community while phasing out oil and gas. Nuclear power plants are very expensive to build and take a really long time, but provide a large amount of power. A local community may not need a nuclear power plant.

Nuclear power plants are also expensive to maintain and tend to attract questionable investors.

Then there’s all of those gas station pills

Long story short, I got evicted

I had 20 minutes to grab everything I could. So I grabbed my cat and my laptop and a suitcase full of clothes, and I was out the door.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Not until it’s a real thing that actually exists. As of now, it’s just some imaginary bullshit to get investors excited…

OK, that sounds nice, but until it’s a commercially available product, I won’t hold my breath

I had one once. It was my most prized possession. 😢

Eames Aluminum Group

These chairs go for $2500 a pop (for a reproduction). You’re not gonna see one of these in any lobby.

An authentic one from the 50s (when you can find one) sells at auction for $5-8k+

lol, that takes me back

Why would you think that?

In fact, why would you even bother trying to read my mind via a random Internet comment?

Exactly. If this could immediately solve the energy crisis, they’d be publishing the specs on this, and we’d all be making them in our kitchens this minute.

It’s just some sub-interesting science experiment, and the results it produced were unremarkable at best.

Not worth the click

Oh.

That’s bad, right?

lol

(I can still access it, but still…)

to my knowledge, I’ve never seen this… whatever it is. I don’t even know what it is.

but it looks cool.

that’s worth a lot

good design is timeless

this chair was designed in 1951 and still remains one of the most popular chairs in the world

Reminds me of being in college 10 years ago when canvas was just terribly bullshit and unstable and crashed all the time

*croquet

I think you know the answer to that

lol

You can’t restart a war that never ended or end a cease-fire that never started