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> That's roughly the size of Lake Michigan. You realize that this is ridiculously large, un feasible area, right? Which proves my point of this shitty energy
by aristofun 2y ago
> That's roughly the size of Lake Michigan.
You realize that this is ridiculously large, un feasible area, right?
Which proves my point of this shitty energy sources being not scalable.
- pfdietz 2y agoIt's completely feasible. It's about the same as US acreage currently used to grow corn for ethanol.
- aristofun 2y agoDo you see any difference between corn and solar panels? You sound like a politician - i hope you never get any power.
- pfdietz 2y agoI see you didn't even try to justify your bullshit there. Of course corn and solar panels are different. For one thing, an acre of solar panels produces vastly more economic value per year than an acre of corn. What the corn observation does is show that the idea that this is too much area is insipid nonsense. I could have easily compared the area to other things, like golf courses, parking lots, roads, or areas given over to fossil fuel production.
- aristofun 2y agoI am sorry you are ignorant enough to not see how Michigan lake size solar panels field is fundamentally different from a parking lot of same size. I don’t argue with stupid people, sorry.
- pfdietz 2y agoYou would be surprised at how similar parking lots and PV fields are in cost per unit area. The PV field might even be cheaper!