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China is a beautiful country with abundant resources, great people and an amazing culture. But they have lot of challenges ahead of them. The biggest problem with China is their government. Not only are they communist but ever since Mao Zedong they have forgotten much of their culture that made them great. Traditional Chinese culture placed so much importance on humility, decency, and respect for nature. Mao Zedong made it his mission to destroy that culture. He wanted China to conquer nature and the world. China has problems with corruption, overpopulation, environmental destruction, and rapidly depleting natural resources. What it will take is a revolution. Unfortunately much of China's population will die in such a revolution because it will likely involve a war with foreign countries in which they are dependent on, which will result in economic isolation thus triggering this revolution. Millions of Chinese people will starve to death. But China is the oldest country on Earth and they have fought through just about everything imaginable, so we know they will prevail. Hopefully we will see a democratic China emerge that will become a close ally of the west. If we can unite the USA, Europe, Russia and China then we can completely change the world.
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Here's another reason. The Chevy Bolt costs around $30,000. I've seen an invoice from someone who needed the battery pack replaced after only 70,000 miles. It costs $29,000. A typical combustion engine can easily reach over 100,000 miles. If properly maintained it can get 200 or 300,000 miles. Some Toyota engines can last over 1,000,000 and a semi truck diesel will easily last 2,000,000 or more. To replace a typical 4 cylinder gas engine it will cost around $5,000 or less for a rebuilt unit. So a gas engine will last 3 or 4 times longer and will cost about 1/6th as much to replace. The choice is pretty obvious.
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occdoes mc Hydrogen is the only way to sustain our current way of life. Yes its more expensive but once again its either pay more or give up all modern technology. I'm not just talking about powering cars, i'm talking about powering EVERYTHING. Imagine a massive power plant filled with rows and rows of hydrogen fuel cells. Then you can use this clean energy to produce hydrogen fuel which means it not longer pollutes anything at all. Plus you can use the waste products of the process for constructive means. You can take the water produced by the power plant and use it for irrigation or any number of things. You could also use the oxygen produced when making hydrogen fuel and use it for something, idk what but we could find uses. This means that you take the exhaust from it and use it for something constructive, with fossil fuels you only get toxic gases that destroy the planet.
Nuclear fusion is undoubtedly the most efficient way to produce energy, behind antimatter that is. The problem with such technology is that its not entirely realistic. It uses way more energy than it produces, it also uses hydrogen but it turns it into helium in the fusion process, which means that the hydrogen is lost forever, that means its no longer renewable and we might as well just stick with fossil fuels. If we end up using fusion for say 1000 years, how much of Earth's hydrogen would we have used up? This is hydrogen that would be taken from the oceans, this would mean the oceans would slowly dry up until life on earth becomes unsustainable. Not to mention the radiation. Hydrogen fuels cells take hydrogen from water and produce water vapor, so it recycles itself. For those reasons hydrogen is a far more realistic option.
So besides cost can you give me any logical reason why hydrogen can't be the future?
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Maxwell Erickson You're missing the point, the only point that article made was that HFC aren't practical because they get hydrogen from natural gas. But hydrogen can be extracted from water as well.
Trust me electric cars are far worse for the environment and they are only a short term fix, a metaphorical bandage. The batteries used in electric cars are made from rare metals, such as lead. These materials have to mined out of the ground, and the supply is going to run out eventually. The batteries only have a short lifespan, 10 years at best, and when they die they are discarded in landfills. Imagine if everyone started driving EV's, first the materials used to make batteries would run out, and then the landfills would become so full of batteries that it would completely destroy the surrounding environment.
This article that you have read is full of lies and is designed to misinform you. The government and oil companies don't want you to drive HFC cars because of one thing, money. They know that EV's are perfect scapegoat, because they are overpriced and impractical, this will deter people from buying them. Why do you think diesels haven't caught on in America? Because they can get upwards of 60 mpg, this would mean major losses for the oil companies.
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Maxwell Erickson A lot of what you said is true. But one day the oil will run out and what then? We would have a complete collapse of everything, economy, infrastructure, and all modern technology. The fact of the matter is that EV's can't meet a lot of our demands, whereas HFC's can.
1. Range: EV's have a range at best of 200-250 miles. The technology will get better and the range will increase, but by how much? Not enough, we need vehicles that can drive hundreds of miles and then refuel in matter of minutes rather than hours.We need this mainly for logistics and distribution, if they can't transport goods fast enough we could have bigger problems on our hands than global warming.
2. Even if the batteries are no longer made with lead, they are still made with materials that are in short supply. We may not run into issues today but if everyone started driving EV's, then we would run out in no time. Hydrogen on the other hand is extremely abundant and renewable.
3. We need to worry about the distant future. EV's work for today, but what about 100 years from now? We could build a complete infrastructure around hydrogen, not just cars, but energy production as a whole. With EV's you still have power plants spewing toxic gases into the atmosphere, you can't run your house on an electric motor can you?
The point you made is that HFC's are impractical, this is true because of cost. But my point is that we have to find an alternative regardless of price, and we need to find an alternative for more than cars. We have to put money aside and just get over the losses, this isn't a matter of profits, this is a matter of life and death.
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Please know that i don't hate anyone that may consider themselves a liberal or a democrat. Being a conservative i understand that diversity of thought is what makes America great, not diversity of skin color. Race means nothing, we are all just people. I am here to ask you to do your research, listen to right-wing speakers and intellectuals, actually LISTEN. The problem is that as soon as a liberal hears that someone is a conservative they just plug their ears and scream racism. Listen to what we have to say. Sit down with us and have a civilized debate. The free exchange of ideas is the only way to learn. Now their are some neo-Nazis out their no doubt, but don't assume that every conservative is a Nazi.
Anyways heres my perspective:
The Democratic party is the American Soviet party. Don't believe me just look at all of the similarities. They want to take our freedom of speech, they want to take our guns, and they promise salvation without ever changing things for the better, always for the worse. They also have a cult like mentality, basically "believe what i believe or your Hitler", thats a cult like mentality. They destroy every state or city that they control. Look at Detroit, once the wealthiest city in America, then the Democrats took over and now it looks like a scene from Mad Max. Look at California. Low wages, absurd cost of living, high unemployment and homelessness, and tons of drug addicts. Then look at what they have done to blacks in America. Lets not forget that the Democrats are the ones who fought FOR slavery in the southern states, they created Jim Crowe Law, and they opposed the civil rights act. Democrats HATE black people, they just use them for votes.
Now i ask you to fact check my points and if you disagree with me provide a counter argument. Please remember to be civilized and adult about it, theres no need for name calling or any such vulgarities.
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Leftism is the result of ignorance, a lack of intelligence, and a desperate need to fit in with the "in group". In other words the NPC meme describes them perfectly. They don't have opinions of their own, they just do what Simon tells them to do( Simon says reference). But in this case its not Simon, its Obama, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders or whomever the idolize. Bernie says jump, you jump; Bernie says sit, you sit; Bernie says "call orange man bad", You call orange man bad. No creativity, individuality, free-thinking, or originality. They are just a bunch of Group-thinking preprogrammed robots. Social media is largely to blame. Social media makes them so desperate for attention in the form of followers, likes, re-tweets and so on, that they do what ever it takes to get that attention. Kill social media and you kill leftism.
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The Earth is warming, yes this is true. This warming is most likely due to human produced CO2, this is also true. We should try to get rid of fossil fuels and replace them with clean energy sources. This is also true. The world is going to end in 10 years, well now thats a flat out lie. Temperatures will rise very slowly and the Earth will change. This is nothing abnormal, the Earth changes. The only difference is that its man-made instead of natural. Sea levels will rise by about 1 meter every 100 years, that is slow enough that we can adapt. As far as finding alternative energy sources go its no going to do anything to stop or even slow climate change. With the amount of CO2 thats in the atmosphere already, nature can only process less than 1% of that back into oxygen. So even if we stopped cold turkey right now, it would still take hundreds of years for nature to return CO2 levels to pre-industrial levels. What we should be more focused on is the possibility that fossil fuels will run out, thats why we should find alternatives. In my opinion the best solution is going to be Thorium derived nuclear power for general electricity production and bio-fuels for automobiles as a temporary fix, which will eventually lead to hydrogen fuel cells as the long term solution. If you think that the future is solar, wind and electric cars, do some research, its all a big joke.
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