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All those EVs are going to need the E to move them. I suppose that’s where the large number of nuke plants are going to come in. The alternative is to do more solar panels, which will start the process of polluting Inner Mongolia and end with wherever those waste panels when they eventually die are going to get shipped to.

“There are still many other fruits and vegetables where we have work to do,” he continues. “We want to try it with potatoes, for example.” 

But overall a digital currency will eventually become dominant as long as we keep advancing. No physical currency can compete with the utility of digital. Unless there is a physical catastrophy.

Unfortunately, supplying high volumes of lasers to a single corporate giant like Apple also increases exposure to risk; in late 2018, a series of downward forecasts4 saw stock prices suffer for both Apple and its suppliers.5 Companies like Lumentum (Milpitas, CA) saw its stock drop nearly 29%6 on shipment pullbacks from Apple for 3D sensing lasers.

The problem with this thinking is that there is currently no great demand yet for EVs. It is doubtful the demand for EV will be there in such a short time frame. EVs remain a nitch item only the wealthy can afford.

Hmmm, the electricity conundrum, apart from offpeak charging, it will be about how we produce energy. As dino jiice runs out we’ll have to adapt, and the new tech is being developed very rapidly. The only drawback with hydrogen fuel is cost, and you betcha they’re working hard on that.

In the eighties, amid emerging concerns about “sick-building syndrome,” a nonspecific malaise reported by occupants of the era’s new, more tightly sealed buildings, the E.P.A. started measuring indoor concentrations of known toxins, such as formaldehyde and asbestos, and assessing where they came from (paint, floor coverings, upholstery, particleboard). Researchers found that concentrations of these compounds were consistently higher indoors than they were outdoors, and some states began regulating consumer products containing the contaminants.

When I sent (years ago) to someone some crypto currency, it arrived in a few seconds, cost me few cents, and I could do it out of my home when I had an extra minute free.

Dissolving oxygen into the base of the pit, where most of the undesirable bacterial activity occurs, will carry water from the bottom of the pit and roll over its contents at a relatively minimum power cost to do so. This water movement draws up and exposes the lowest dissolved oxygen content water to mitigate SRBs, and also promotes consistent water quality composition across the entire pit.

I knew the cryptocurrency market was going to crash at some point,especially when I heard the stories of people taking out second mortgages and investing their life savings in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. I didn’t think it would drop this far so soon, as it was still relatively unknown to most of Americans. I thought it would drop about 30 to 40%, trade at a horizontal level, and then head back up to the moon before crashing like it has now. I was waiting for it to reach mainstream media consciousness, when stories would be routinely covered on the nightly news shows and morning news programs, when Law & Order: SVU did a show about a sex trafficking ring being supported by Bitcoin, when some up-and-coming hip-hop superstar had a huge hit about his Bitcoin stash, talking about how some hot shawty wanted to stroke his loins when she found out about his Bitcoin, and most tellingly, when some late night infomercials popped up showing average Joes how to get rich in the cryptocurrency markets. Then I expected all hell to break loose.

Cương’s QNTek Joint-Stock Company applied its technology on 6.5 hectares in Binh Hai Commune with a total investment of US$1.5 million. It was the first shrimp farm in the country to use a non-chemical antibiotic and water filtration re-circulation system.

what is it about human nature that the more something goes up in price the more people want it and the higher they think it will go? Max Keiser Comes to mind.