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which is why the price in electricity isn't truly being reflected properly by the cost of distribution. If it costs less up north, then there would be incentiv
by chii 11mo ago
which is why the price in electricity isn't truly being reflected properly by the cost of distribution.
If it costs less up north, then there would be incentive to move demand there (for data centers, which is more location agnostic). But if the price is the same up north, then the locality becomes a deciding factor.
- parineum 11mo agoThrow this in the bin of "fun consequences of price controls".
- baq 11mo agoOTOH a market without a regulator is literally a jungle
- pas 11mo agoa diverse productive ecosystem?
- baq 11mo agoA system in which your the stronger you are, the more rights you have
- pas 11mo agothat's not a jungle, rights come from a social contract and all the complicated social technology we usually operate to try to manifest said rights. in a jungle there are niches, and opportunities, and even though there are very strong participants, no one is invincible, especially outside their niche.
- baq 11mo agothe jungle is a place where the social contract is decided by the physically strongest players. the strongest player in the jungle is the man and the jungle only exists because he decided to not level it and turn it into a palm oil farm. in that sense you're right, I completely agree, no one is invincible there.