Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "Thoughty2" channel.

You sure that is due to renewables? Something tells me there is more to it. Prices everywhere are increasing. Nuclear would be more expensive too. Nuclear is a lot of things, but you won't see any return on investment for ages, especially since every single effin plant goes over budget by billions upon billions. Side note for anyone reading. Decentralization of the grid is one of the benefits of renewables honestly.
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That is highly dependent on what you are micro dosing now isn't it? You could micro dose meth if you wanted to. Do not know why you would. Just that micro dosing is exactly what it means. Not all pysvhoactives are good either.
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Their blood is worth a fucking fortune! Wish I knew it back when I lived near the ocean. Use to see them all the time. Don't have to kill them either.
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No. If someone developed a new leap in battery technology to hold us over until Lithium Air comes around? They would be disgustingly rich. Remember it isn't just one company striving for it. It is literally countries. America, China, all of Western Europe are researching it for not just civilian, but military uses. Solid State is coming out in 2024. I'm really hoping more break throughs on lithium air can. Therotically they have the best maximum potential, and can be made to draw air from the environment making them hold up to 12.7kw kg. Anyway technology moves to rapidly for old companies to try to stagnant a technology so important to civilization. Governments would get involved.
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Nope, nope. It is 42, and I will not hear anything else on the subject. No really. I hear Forty Two in the beginning. Always have. Never gave it a second thought till someone else said something.
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@sarajuanaict Yeah I heard thoughty2, myself, and just went along with it as I never look at YouTube names. Till someone pointed it out. I know my reasons! I have a slight case of APD. Auditory processing disorder. I was deaf for the first year or so of my life due to ear infections, and dumb doctors. It means I can hear sounds perfectly. My mind however decides to mix words up. It is most apparent when trying to figure out lyrics for a song. I totally mix up the words, especially in rap. A lot of people go through their lives without knowing it. It is also normal to confuse close words anyway. It is just worse for us that is all. So if I don't focus my mind substitutes for other words. An example is learning a new language. Sometimes it is even difficult to decipher when one word stops, and an other begins. Words can become a string of babble sometimes when I cannot begin.
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Headbutts are illegal in all contact sports for a reason. It is a ten pound weight attached to your entire body. Use it effectively and you can severely mess up someone if not outright kill them. It sucks for you too but the person on the receiving end gets it ten fold. I've broken skin just barely head butting before and won a fight. Also being aggressive. So many people fight half assed. If you fight you go all in or nothing like your life depends on it. You don't relent and give no respite. Just all in and all out. None of that poking and prodding shit. Leverage is also your friend. Learn some armbars and ways to incapacitate someone's fingers. If they have a weapon run. Use dirt or anything to blind them. Spit and kick, knee, elbow and rake their eyes. Bite their fucking fingers if you have to.
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Batteries aren't fusion tech always twenty years away. Battery tech IS improving. A lot. Year in and out. It is insane. Maybe you're young and don't realize it. I am 40, and it is crazy how much they've come along in my life. We have solid state batteries now in production. We have batteries now that can last a million kilometers. We have energy storage batteries. Many new batteries ARE coming out of the lab. It just takes time to get into sufficient production. Some are simply too expensive at the moment for consumer stuff, but the price is going down tremendously. The potential for batteries isn't even touched. We can therotically have batteries ten to twenty times the current average in power density. This video has strawman. One, the main resources in batteries are not that rare. America has the most lithium deposites that can last us 1k years. No scientist agrees that we will run out of these resources anytime soon especially when we can now recycle 90% of our lithium ion batteries. Hell even the icean has lithium that some companies are trying right now to learn to refine. I think some test facilities are in the works. Mining is as dirty as the country it is stemming from. Those countries are notorious for dirty practices, and no environmental regulations. We let them mine it as why not? They can do it cheaper. People act like the oil industry isn't basically the biggest environmental disaster of the past century. Or act like the gas industry doesn't use rare metals in refining or usage. Look at what catalytic converters alone consume. Battery tech is awesome. I hope to see an actual exoskeleton before I die. Energy is holding that back. Future is bright. Electric motors are superior. Batteries just need to catch up.
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@DownhillAllTheWay Ever hear the saying there is more than one way to skin a cat? Well that is the case here. I'm sure some do and give no fucks. Yet an intelligent person says wait a minute if we don't bleed them dry or kill them we can capture thrm in the future and repeat the process. So they'll use you know a large needle and extract the blood while it is on its way towards the heart. I'm sure some die in the process especially if too much blood is taken but yeah it's not a 100% death sentence. How much is taken from an average sized one I don't know. I wonder if there are farms for this quite honestly. They don't seem like they'd be a particularly troublesome species to breed and keep alive in capitivity but I know absolutely little of them and my experience them wether or not I should walk 30 feet to flip AN OTHER one back over. Also as someone who usually doesn't like oceon life while living the majority of my life near the oceon? Horseshoe crabs look cool and are chill.
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I think the catacombs are awesome. Why should the dead be isolated.
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@duudsuufd You are saying governments force designers and engineers to make things that don't last in order to get more taxes? Hah. Give me a source on that. There is literally zero evidence of such a claim. I know engineers. My grandpa was one. Things are more complicated now while requiring hire tolerances to function. If you want a simple thing that will last long you can have it, but it will never be good outside of that fact. Again if a new battery technology leap that was scalable happened today. People would be jumping on it ASAP. No conspiracy involved. Just ask the people who actually make it happen like I have.
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@MrEli768 Electric cars in the 1890s suck. Battery tech wasn't even close. Hell battery tech still isn't as good as good ol terrible fossil fuels. Why would anyone use anything with the exception of larger vehicles like trains or construction equipment on anything but gas? (Hybrids) Gas was cheap, plentiful, and has more power density than any battery can dream of. If it WASN'T for governments getting stricter, investing, and researching? We wouldn't have as many EVs. It took Tesla to show you can be profitable. Lithium Ion was invented in the 70s. Yet after the oil crisis it didn't make financial sense to invest more into it. It took electronics manufacturer Sony to see the value decades later. That is how technology works. No conspiracies. Well, the 1990s volt story is sketchy. Outside of that I stand by my statement. Whomever makes the next leap would patent that, and make billions in a heart beat.
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Yeah. There is a reason some don't leave the lab. Cost is an issue. Yet saftey, charge rate, and charge cycles is the other. Who wants a battery that lasts a week, but takes half a week to charge then dies after 20 charge charge cycles. Wish lithium air would work! 20 times the energy density at HALF the maximum therotical density. That max is 12.3k. Wh/Kg. Nesrly as good as kerosene. It is the best therotical chemical battery science knows of.
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@paulwary So a few things. One obvious thing is low cost batteries. The technology for energy storage is improving so rapidly. So many different choices are coming out that I can't even keep up. From salt water redox to just all the different lithium chemistries. Also just because it is decentralized doesn't mean each system will be in total isolation. It just means less reliance on huge mega plants. We will still be connected. In fact I was just watching a video on this about Tony Sebas predictions on the future. He has been pretty accurate with a lot of them since at least 2013. Yet he was saying something like we will be over producing at such capacity due to renewables becoming cheaper that we will need just 5 days of storage to totally get off of everything. Something like that Remember solar still produces even on cloudy weather. Now I have to rewatch the video, and look into the time line. Yet that would be wild if true. Basically the future of producing energy isn't the problem. Storing it will be the costlier part, but it will still be significantly cheaper. I'm not sold yet. I still think nuclear is important for baseload or geothermal. Yet both of them are so expensive ATM that I am not sure if they will ever get the attention that they deserve. I'll say this. Hydrogen is never going to happen outside of niche.
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Mine was crazt. Long story short. A crazy old hag looking lady walked around my apartment, while I struggled to move every fibre of my body thinking a lunatic is about to kill a loved one in front of me! It then walked around the bed, and crushed my heart slowly for like 30 seconds. All while I am screaming my lungs out internally, and focusing hard to move any muscle. I started to "dim" then I just pushed harder somehow, and broke through it regaining control. My body acted like it was shocked by lightning, becauseI leaped out of bed in the air from my back while giving this insane deep shout that I could not replicate. Anyway it vanished. My GF nearly died of a heart attack. It was so loud full of adrenaline. I felt so bad. Within the year my GF showed me how other people have seen the "hag". Which is honestly crazy as I never heard of it till then. Why woulld I and others visualize the same thing. Also I honestly think something was going on with my heart. I felt like my heart was restrcting, and there was pain.
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