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You think that's devastating? Go check out what happens at 6001 Bollinger Canyon Rd, San Ramon, CA.
by snypher 5y ago
You think that's devastating? Go check out what happens at 6001 Bollinger Canyon Rd, San Ramon, CA.
- recursive 5y agoIt's entirely possible they could both be devastating. It's not zero-sum. However, I have to say, I didn't actually go there. I can't figure out what you're talking about. Seems to be the site of "Chevron Federal Credit Union". I can't see that anything in particular really happened.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoIt’s also funny that the author of the OpEd flew (presumably) her son from NYC to see the place, needing the services of Chevron or companies like it. Moving mass requires energy. Using energy results in an increase in entropy (heat). We went from 2 billion to 8 billion people in 100 years, each life moving exponentially more mass than the generation before it. Absent the discovery of a miraculously efficient energy source, there were only ever 2 options. Either force reduction in consumption per capita and/or capitas, or live in the future we are living in now. The former was never going to be politically popular, and I suspect the author of the OpEd also would not like to be told she cannot take her child to see Yosemite from NYC via current methods of transport.
- throw_bollinger 5y ago(throwaway, not connecting my workplace to my main acct.) I work across the street from 6001 Bollinger and went to check it out on a whim. Looks pretty mundane. What exactly am I supposed to be looking for? Is it the fact that it's a Chevron corporate campus?