bioemerl

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bioemerl,

Wind is just as unreliable as support and hydro/geothermal are very niche forms of power that don't really work at the scales needed to run large scale civilization.

All green energy is intermittent. We need storage and/or we need nuclear. Storage isn't technologically feasible yet. Nuclear is. We need to reduce emotions soon. Build nuclear plants. Keep trying to figure out storage so we can decommission them later

bioemerl,

Sweden had around a quarter of their electricity from fossil fuels.

That's really damn impressive

bioemerl,

everywhere where you can dig a deep hole

You will need a lot of really deep holes to make significant power in most places. Of course you can get to the mantle from anywhere on earth. That doesn't make it practical.

Now you’re just saying the opposite of what you said before just to fit your agenda.

Don't be a pedantic shit.

pumped storage

Works when you have a lake on a mountain and a lake below the mountain. 90 percent of places? No such luck.

After all those decades of trying to figuring out where to store the highly toxic waste and so far nobody figured it out.

Literally just in a mountain or deep underground. It's been figured out

bioemerl,

Really I think your entire attitude here stems from a really big underestimation of how difficult large scale projects line geothermal boreholes and dams are, and how large these projects would have to actually be.

bioemerl,

Yeah, you're just hilariously out of touch with the scale of these projects.

bioemerl,

How do you think a price for a product is found in capitalism

It should be priced on supply and demand. It should be priced based on companies like steam having no ability to control which country someone purchases from and everyone on the first world just using a VPN to jump borders and fix the cheapest country available.

Basically we just been a regulation making it illegal for companies like steam to deny people access to regional pricing. Then they will be forced to find a price point that matches supply with demand, instead of fleecing the first world for more money

bioemerl,

Oh I think they are making more revenue by charging the first world more, but I also think they shouldn't be able to get away with it.

bioemerl,

The alternative is not listing in those regions, not lowering prices for you

The alternative is marginally lower prices for the first world and higher prices for the third world as the prices become global instead of a massive grift which charges you based on how much money you're able to spend.

bioemerl,

Yeah they are.

The game is being sold to the third world only exist because the first world is paying as much money as they are.

It's literally a scheme to extract more money out of people. It should be illegal to prevent people from the ability to use things like VPNs to get those cheaper prices opening up the market and ensuring the prices actually match supply and demand.

bioemerl,

Forcing global prices will mean that the revenue maximizing price for the first world will do down.

Publishers will not just ignore the global markets. They will just be forced to sell their games for actual value instead of "how much you can pay"

bioemerl,

Yeah, if you take like 15 pills on one day or something stupid like that.

But unlike the risk of taking 15 vitamin d pills, literally all the potential of giving you skin cancer.

This doesn't mean you have to be stupid and never go outside at all because "oh my goodness it's going to give me cancer". It just means that installing UVB emitters in our fucking light bulbs is a bad idea, and if you have vitamin d deficiency you can take a pill every day.

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