Subduction Zone
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No that is just a silly attempt to sidetrack the discussion into joke territory.
Well I hope so. Elementary students with boob jobs is a rather disturbing image.
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Well I hope so. Elementary students with boob jobs is a rather disturbing image.
exchemist
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This thread is about the economic benefits to schools of solar panels, not boob jobs.
Aye, that would be aesthetics, not economics.
exchemist
Veteran Member
...and not a lot to do with solar panels either, unless I've overlooked some new anatomical application of them.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
I know, just having a bit of fun with an extremist.
But to get back on track. This shows that any group can reason rationally when their own best interests are clear. They saved money, wisely reinvested it, and helped the ecology. That is a win all the around.
Now that solar power generation is cost effective, not merely fashionable,
it's going gangbusters. I'm even selling electricity to tenants now.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
The technology did need to be developed. Right now it appears to be one of the cheapest forms of electricity. That is quite a change in a mere ten years. It used to cost more than one would recoup, especially when factors such as interest on initial investment were considered.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
For which boob jobs were a great thing for attracting 'quality' teachers. It keeps the students engaged for sure.
That's a good question. I don't know. But in some areas the cost of energy can be very high for a number of reasons. Certainly costs should include the entire life cycle.
Why do you hate teachers so much? Why do you assume that teachers are exclusively female or were you suggesting that male teachers need breasts as well?
exchemist
Veteran Member
Berk.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Who knows? I'm sure trans teachers would be attracted to such a deal. Boob jobs are expensive. Its why you find it in union contracts. Let the taxpayers pay for it. Right?
Schools need better programs for kids not college bound.
Shop class, construction, practical math, etc.
Shop class, construction, practical math, etc.
MNoBody
Well-Known Member
critical thinking as well, since we are idealizing
Milton Platt
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I would have to see some numbers......
I am not opposed to solar by any means from an ecological standpoint. But when you figure in the cost of installation and maintenance for solar, it is either close to break even or slightly higher than conventional when you figure in tax rebates available in some states and also depends upon the local cost of grid power. And for schools, the tax rebate is probably not relevant.The longer the system functions, the higher your return after covering the costs. What you are essentially doing when you install solar is prepaying for electricity which you will use over the course of the lifetime of the system. Most break even at 5 to 7 years, but could run to 10 years depending on complexity, which makes the 3 years mentioned in the article suspect. If they recouped the cost in three years, that would be exceptional and kudos to them. But I don't see how.
exchemist
Veteran Member
Yet more of this silly dead cat strategy of yours, I see.
This is not a joke thread.
We used to look down on kids taking shop back in my day. With a good school system, everyone would learn some practical skills. You never know when they might come in handy. I sure had a learn a bit the hard way.
MNoBody
Well-Known Member
in a paternalistic nanny state the adage that a father who does not teach their children a trade teaches them to be thieves would still hold true..... but in a industrialized prison economy, that would be counter-productive and cut into profits from that model they have become addicted to.