mritterhoff

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   by mritterhoff 2y ago

   Focussing on pricing those externalities (tiny as they'll be in a 100% renewable world), through laws + policy, is a better strategy than trying to convince people not to use their electricity for <thing I personally don't valu
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   by mritterhoff 2y ago

   What's the upside of moralizing energy consumption, especially once it's 100% renewable. Why not just let the market decide? If I'm paying for it, why does anyone else get a say in how I use it?
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   by mritterhoff 2y ago

   The incentives are aligned for builders (who want to build housing for money) and buyers (who want to pay money for housing). What's getting in the way is overly restricted zoning, including single-family-unit only, and minimum parking
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   by mritterhoff 3y ago

   The muscle you add from weight training does burn extra Calories, but it's not very much, around 6-10 Calories/pound. https://www.builtlean.com/muscle-burn-calories
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   by mritterhoff 10y ago

   As a homebrewer who consumes the end product of microorganism processes, an unexpected infection almost always yields off-flavors that are counted as defects in the beer. That said, there are some beer types that are "spontaneously fer
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   by mritterhoff 10y ago

   > but why treat people differently because of their gender? Can't we just treat everyone the same? This is one of those well-intentioned questions that makes a lot of hidden assumptions. Since straight white men founded this country