Comments by "ron black" (@ronblack7870) on "Wendover Productions" channel.

  1. or a few busloads of haitians
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  2.  @intiorozco5063  well under qaddafi there weren't active slave markets in libya. plus he built a massive underground water piping system that transformed much of libya. they have an underground ocean there that can supply water for about a 1000 years. so was he a despot , yup . but so was sadam and we would be better off if sadam was still in charge in iraq.
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  3.  @noodlelynoodle.  freight lines pay to upkeep their track. would passenger service pay for a separate track and it's upkeep? the tickets would cost too much unless the state subsidized the trainfare.
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  4. raise property taxes on expensive properties by 1000% . then the locals can have it all
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  5.  @OfficialFedHater  pretty much everything you said about electric cars is wrong. the used batteries are more valuable than mining . they will get recycled absolutely. and you confuse lithium mining with cobalt.and electric cars are 3 times more efficient than gas cars so even if the electricity comes from coal which is no longer the dominant source the emmissions are less.
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  6. or take away the special permit that allows wider planes
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  7. so it's like the olympics spend billions build stadiums and villages saying they can be used later and after the event they all get abandoned and crumble. happens almost to every country hosting olympics except the us .
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  8.  @Steamrick  prize ? you must mean price . these are opposites.
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  9. well that is very common in africa. are there really any successful countries in africa?
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  10.  @nicolaspinto76  so what we can take from argentina is socialism makes a country poorer over time. "equality" = poor.
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  11. that type of mobilization is unlikely to ever be needed . the only reason ukraine war is taking so long is that we are not directly involved and are only feeding weapons slowly.
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  12. but why are IT systems not designed to be easily upgraded or transferred to new systems. seems to me that should be the main requirement but it's always so complicated and takes great resources.
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  13.  @pixels_per_inch  wow i got a samsung fridge now 2 years old. thought they were good. hope it lasts .
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  14.  @cupriferouscatalyst3708  since when do you have a right to increasing property values?
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  15. you should need a special license to buy a pickup where you need to prove why you need one. they are a menace on the road to non pickups.
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  16. tesla's battery installation in australia has been phenomenally successful at stabilizing the power grid to which it is connected. it can react to load changes in literally msec. and does so. it has saved a ton of money .
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  17. they come to you 80 % of repairs
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  18.  @traviswennerholm1154  shocking that gated community want to control the gate/s
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  19.  @minecraftfirefighter  i thought everyone is supposed to be struggling so how can they afford all these hotspot vacations? oh wait they struggle to afford 2 or 3 vacations a year at these hotspots all over the world . now i get it , the struggle continues
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  20. much plastic is made from natural gas . it's not all made from oil. maybe 50%
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  21. 99 % of people are idiots but they think they are smart. those people think they are smarter than elon. they are wrong.
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  22. because they think criminals should have rights i guess.
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  23. there are some . look up Siemens 1.1 MV who actually developed it.
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  24.  @kayakMike1000  tesla runs at 400 volts. the power lines run at 1.1 million. the power electronics for that are nothing like a tesla inverter. which by the way was well known before tesla did anything. if you see a picture of a 1.1 million convertor it looks nothing like a tesl;a inverter. it's a huge room with something that resembles your intestines x 1000
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  25. the tracks are owned and maintained by the rail companies. do you propose stealing them?
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  26. so women don't want equality but to be treated extra special and get paid money that was due to men. yah that's a good thing/s so when will women porn stars start sharing revenue with male porn stars who make much less money. same with only fans accounts.
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  27.  @Baker_king12  likely those supporters don't pay high property taxes , yet
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  28.  @illegalopinions4082  who says it would destroy the local area. ? just one particular group.
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  29.  @joelalvarez9147  that is the mistake of usa. BUT we have backed many dictators in south america before and have been heavily criticized for it. we have an inability to distinguish between good and bad dictators. also often dictators get corrupted by their power so whose is to say in his second term this guy doesn't turn into a corrupt despot. hopefully not, for the salvadorans.
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  30. no he is a genius
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  31. they should have just knocked off kashogi in a conventional manner . say a car accident or a gunman at night or something like that.
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  32. i support kicking out california along with their crazy leftist thinking.
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  33. i'm surprised tesla china doesn't have solar panels on the roof. you would think that's a no brainer . they could probably supply all their daytime electricity with that. i just looked at a 500kw system for my shop . something like 50,000 ft sq.
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  34.  @張博倫-r2j  australia has huge resources that sell for much money and they extract those with highly mechanized processes . and australia is a huge land mass for it's population and maybe because it's populated by white people. if it was still all aboriginal it would be as poor as any poor country.
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  35. the stove thing only goes to show human nature. the stoves are more efficient so lets do more of it ending up the same.that's human nature . everyone pretty much does what's best for themselves or their families.
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  36. so parks that are overburdened need to do like main and require visitors to apply for a permit ahead of time. limit the permits. no permit , no entry.
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  37. long tern storage was solved long time ago. it's just stupid morons who just argue no i don't like it. bury it 1000 feet below ground in areas like nevada and it will be there no problem forever.
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  38. yet another twist. say in a state like california. you preserve forest instead of cutting it down and replanting.then as always happens forest fires burn down the preserved forest and releases all that carbon. so in this scenario cutting it down may have been better. most of the cut wood is made into lumber of some kind. than traps that carbon for potentially many years depending on what the lumber is used for. and the replanted trees go on to suck up more carbon. on the other hand to process that wood takes energy. so the whole issue is super complex.
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  39. is this not the end now? it is well.
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  40. historically the knights templar did exactly like the wise system but without the electronics. they had branches all over europe and the east .rich people could deposit money at home and go fight the crusades and get money in the middle east from the local templar branch. the main reason they were all killed was the king ( of france i think) owed them a bunch of money they had loaned him for wars. king didn't want to pay them back so he had them all arrested ,killed and confiscated all their money
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  41. if we reprocess uranium we get to juse it at least 10 times so enough for 2000 yrs. and we have not found anywhere near all the deposits that are in the world.
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  42. if someone finds a waste storage site 1000 feet underground it will be no problem. if they break open a cask then they will get radiation exposure , maybe get sick and die. they will quickly decide to leave it alone. there is no reason to care about future societies a thousand years from now. WE SHOULD NOT CARE ABOUT A SOCIETY 1000 YEARS FROM NOW.
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  43.  @xiaohu3859  the inverters back to ac at such high voltage and current levels is the most amazing part.
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  44.  @EebstertheGreat  ac is efficient because of high voltage reducing the current. losses are between 3 and 5% so 95 % efficient is pretty good.
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  45.  @appa609  at ultra high voltage and current it is expensive to convert back to ac. this isn't a small invertor on some solar panels.
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  46.  @robertlomax543  it's even more complicated as AC transmission lines have reactance which is in effect AC resistance. much power ends up wasted overcoming reactance . at a certain length this actually prevents current from getting through . it's kind of like a portion of the power bouncing back instead of getting transmitted.
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  47. i know a 75 yr old white guy who moved to SA a year ago because his daughter moved there. he is well off maybe a low millionaire . he is trying to sell me his 150, 000 sq ft building but it needs more work than i want to put into it. plus he want 2 million and i think it's not worth that maybe 750 k. it needs a million into the roof for starters.
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  48. does the FAA have any migrants they can send to aspen?
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  49. biden wants to raise capital gains tax rate to 47% . so add in state tax and it's like 55% . if that were to happen see how quickly there would suddenly be no capital gain but it would all be declared as income, taxed at 37% max federally.
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  50. so when freight companies had to run passenger service they were going bankrupt. so when amtrack took over passenger service they lose money. so it only proves passenger service doesn't make money . the tracks are maintained by the private freight rail companies as well so amtrack doesn't have to do that.
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