mitchellvdub

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   by mitchellvdub 3y ago

   Wait so the argument is: "There exists the possibility of corruption, so we should discount the opportunity to research further??" I understand the trepidation for fear of greenwashing. But it's just that, a fear. Until you h
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   by mitchellvdub 3y ago

   To your first point, it's like wringing out a sponge to continue soaking up water. A sponge saturated with water still has the ability to soak up more water, just not the capacity. The issue isn't storing the water, we can do that
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   by mitchellvdub 3y ago

   This is the very definition of survivor bias. Just because being afraid of the dark used to be evolutionarily benefitial, doesn't mean we need to continue being afraid.
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   by mitchellvdub 3y ago

   I understand your point about the (theoretical) equal split between styles, so why close one or the other. But I think you've landed on choosing your own way, when really you should try and match the vocal tone of the other person. Aft
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   by mitchellvdub 3y ago

   I think you're right it's more the shade that helps the plants than the reduced temp. But there is a reduction in temp caused by the plants which help the solar panels be more efficient. It's a symbiotic relationship. It does