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MORALS.........turned down millions.


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Morals are the prevailing standards of behavior that enable people to live cooperatively in groups. Moral refers to what societies sanction as right and acceptable. Most people tend to act morally and follow societal guidelines

 

 Bad choice of word 

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10 minutes ago, FairWarning said:

If the left wants wind turbines, I know what side I want.  Tell them to build one in the middle of their neighborhood or on Bill Gates  farmland.

Mr. Gates has a large compound on the windward side of Lake Washington in Seattle. The prevailing winds make it an ideal spot for a wind turbine farm.

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Spent the past 2.5 months researching this, arttending seminars out of state,, and doing group chats on AG sites daily.

Came to my conclusion.

Know it’s impossible, but hope everyone profits today on Super Sunday.

FWIW, the Chiefs practiced all week here near Southern Highlands in the new multi-million dollar Raiders practice facility , meanwhile the Niners were subjected to do so in the ghetto at UNLV.

 

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9 hours ago, Jimmy Hoffa said:

They look ridiculous and cost more energy to produce than they will generate in their lifetimes. 

 

9 hours ago, Brock Landers said:

LOL

Totally false

Do you just make shit up as you go?

He's not entirely wrong. If they are built in the wrong location then they very well could cost more to produce than what they would make, but logistically speaking any company in the business of building them should have enough knowledge to know where they would be the most profitable. 

This false information is a fairly common statement that simply leaves out important details from the original quote. The full statement was 

“The concept of net energy must also be applied to renewable sources of energy, such as windmills and photovoltaics. A two-megawatt windmill contains 260 tonnes of steel requiring 170 tonnes of coking coal and 300 tonnes of iron ore, all mined, transported, and produced by hydrocarbons. The question is: how long must a windmill generate energy before it creates more energy than it took to build it? At a good wind site, the energy payback day could be in three years or less; in a poor location, energy payback may be never. That is, a windmill could spin until it falls apart and never generate as much energy as was invested in building it.”

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