Subduction Zone
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Engineering in no way guarantees that a person understands the sciences, as your rotating marshmallow post showed.
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Global warming
- Thread starter Jimmy
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Oh wow let's allow engineers and inventers to run the world!!!!!
What a fantastic idea what could possibly go wrong!
Your patents mean nothing to me and what has engineering got to do with running out of oil??????
What is your field of engineering?
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Not true at all. There is not enough interest in EV's at this time because it is new technology and too many people are believing the lies about EV's. Are they perfect? Not even close. They are still a very new technology. But for the average person they are very reliable and have more than enough range to get the job done.
And sooner or later, hopefully sooner, gas will be a thing of the past. People are listening to science deniers a less and less as time goes on.
Subduction Zone
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I would guess that he is a mechanical engineer. Though probably not in the area of combustion since the concept of how heat flows seems to be alien to him. Just my guess.
Koberstein
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Nor does an uneducated person trying to fool people in believing they are right.
How do you know he is not educated????????
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
You appear to be talking about yourself when you refuse to even discuss the science behind AGW.
Koberstein
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It's amazing to me that since 1900 that 24% of the Noble Prize winners were Jewish
, But Jews only comprise less than 1% of the global population.
Koberstein
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Who said he was?
Koberstein
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Why does that intimidate you?
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
That is mainly cultural. For centuries the Jewish people have valued education more than any others. So when it comes to a prize that is dependent upon a person being educated it is not unusual that there were a disproportionate number of Jews that won those prizes. But that in no way guarantees the education of any particular Jew.It's amazing to me that since 1900 that 24% of the Noble Prize winners were Jewish
But Jews only comprise less than 1% of the global population.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
I am not the one that ran away from discussing the evidence.
You said this about him:
In which you were talking about him
You are new here, he has been around for ages and has always been very sensible
He doesn't need me to defend him so I'm going to stop posting about this
Koberstein
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Wrong answer. It's not a cultural thing. It's in our DNA. The largest export from Isra'el today is technology. Secondly, the Noble Prize is not dependent on education, but life changing innovation. Better read and study
Jewish culture.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
I sincerely doubt that and I am very sure that you cannot support that it is a genetic trait. It could be, but from what I know of famous Jewish scientists it was largely how they approached the sciences. Feynman is an excellent example since the wrote a rather thorough autobiography.Wrong answer. It's not a cultural thing. It's in our DNA. The largest export from Isra'el today is technology. Secondly, the Noble Prize is not dependent on education, but life changing innovation. Better read and study
No, we wouldn't. Have you actually engaged any of these "left wing eco nazis" in conversation? Hi, by the way. I noticed you didn't respond to my other post. If you are ignoring me on purpose, I would ask you do me the courtesy of telling me so and I will probably just put you on my ignorelist so I don't waste time responding to your posts. Thanks.
Koberstein
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You can believe what you want. The Jews
are God's chosen people. It was Jew that invented the nuclear bomb. It was also a Jew that invented a vaccine against polio. Jews owned most if not all of Hollywood in the 1930s and the 1940s. Jews owned the largest investment banking firm in America and probably in the world. The world's wealthiest investment banking family at one time was the Jewish Rothchilds . Who grew up in a poor ghetto in Germany. I could go on, but I guess you get the picture.The Jews
are supposed to be a blessing to all the nations, unfortunately all the nations have not been a blessing to the Jewish people. Shalom
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
You will find that "Eco Nazi" isn't a new term. That goes all the way back to the early '80s back in the time we had groups like ELF and the like going around and destroying things including burning down housing complexes which of course is great for the environment with all that billowing black chemical smoke.
Also I get so many responses so it's hard to keep track of it all , so if you really want to put me on ignore that's fine, it's just less for me to contend with.
That's an oversimplification and a dubious claim, but setting that aside, the truth of this claim is largely irrelevant. Whatever "the markets" are, the reality is all markets are subservient to the limitations of our environment. Ecology > economy. This relationship is often ignored for better or for worse, but will necessitate change as environment ultimately dictates the course of events for human civilizations. As I recall, Jared Diamond's book Collapse (see Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed) among other similar works goes into this in some detail. Fossil fuels are, point blank, not sustainable. Neither are EVs. Present levels of human population and consumption and energy use are just not sustainable in general and must eventually decline. While hypothetical solutions exist to ease this needed change (e.g., degrowth, appropriate tech, reciprocity), implementation will be uneven. It would be interesting to see what flourishes amidst these transformations and what does not.
Koberstein
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Don't over think it. I am a supply side person.
Increase supply prices will come down, but decrease supply prices will go up. The markets rarely get it wrong. There is more down side to owning an EV than upside.
Whatever the government gets into you get more of. If the government gets into helping poor people, you get more poor people. If the government gets into helping sick people you get more sick people. Environment dictates nothing. The markets do that, because that is where the money is.
Shalom