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Accujack
7y ago
Actually, the caribbean is the area I'm most familiar with. Lots of small islands in the Bahamas chain with sand and coral beaches. Perhaps islands in deeper water are volcanic, but I still doubt that mining that much olivine anywhere
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7y ago
These are installed/operating reactors with a cooling design as old as their nuclear technology, whose designers made assumptions about what future water temperatures would be in the locations they were built. Those assumptions turned
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7y ago
It's dead everywhere, because it never really existed. At least from the examples in my area, the "maker spaces" were operated like badly run city departments crossed with failing small businesses.. every mistake you could
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Accujack
7y ago
Mines or potential mining sites for extracting Olivine on this scale don't exist within short distances of these tropical beaches. Many of the beaches are on islands which are essentially coral heads above the water. Digging down to
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7y ago
In my experience, the Indian contractors are going to be lower rated technically, but for 1/4 the price you can question whether you NEED someone who's a 4/5 or whether you can get by with a 2 or 3. Determining what functions
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7y ago
In my experience, offshoring is decided on entirely at the C level or just below it by managers wanting to save money and believing they can do so this way. They want to believe so hard that it will work that they'll mostly ignore warn
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7y ago
Most of the people involved with this circus seem to think that they can maintain an artificial scarcity of names, that they can be manipulated like a real resource to gain financial advantage. However, all that's needed to completely
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8y ago
Basalt rebar looks pretty good. It's too new to be in wide use yet, and prices aren't lowered by wide use either. Non corroding, though.
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8y ago
Our society isn't ready for workers to function longer at their jobs and still maintain the pace of innovation and opportunity for younger workers with new ideas. Human nature resists change, and often the only thing that allows domin