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I think you missed the PER YEAR part. 3500 kwh per year is only 292 kwh per month, which is about three times lower than the US number quoted.
by milliams 3y ago
I think you missed the
PER YEAR
part. 3500 kwh per year is only 292 kwh per month, which is about three times lower than the US number quoted.
- wyager 3y agoI didn't miss that. I'm saying it's concerning that Germany's energy availability is so impoverished. To quote myself: > I wonder what it would take to get German energy consumption up to a better level.
- Timon3 3y agoWhat is bad about using less energy? What is good about using more?
- wyager 3y agoEnergy usage is synonymous with level of civilization. I like civilization.
- Timon3 3y agoAnd yet, america uses much more. Shouldn't that give you a pause? :) Jokes aside, you're describing a correlation. America does not seem "more civilized" to me, you guys are just wasteful. Wasted energy does not lead to more civilization.
- wyager 3y ago> Shouldn't that give you a pause? No; It's completely consistent with my model. America is more advanced by a huge margin. It's also evidently a more desirable place to live; the Germany-to-USA migration rate is something like 3x the other direction.