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Ok don’t answer then.

Preach.

People being allowed to live as they wish without being told who to be by everyone around them, imagine that.

>What kind of renewable energy is cheapest to produce? Most require large up front investments

Whereas you can cheaply put an oil refinery together with some duct tape and moxie!

Right. You’re saying it’s a no brainer to transition to renewables but I’m curious which renewables you see as a “no brainer” given that most require investment.

To be fair, the way we use experimental animals (and their service) is to have human like tissue with “faults” in them to get cancers etc. But for sure there would be some darn survivable mice and rats arouns

No idea. The article is referencing renewables for generating electricity. Batteries are for storage. China is currently a major supplier of battery technology because they decided to aggressively invest in the future while countries like the United States kept subsidizing fossil fuels. Lithium deposits are scattered around the globe. Countries and industries around the world are aggressively trying to diversify and create alternatives to a supply chain dominated by the Chinese. It will take time.

Super Soaker, impressive!

Lonnie Johnson is the GOAT.

Chemo just stopped working for me. Held it back for about 10 months, now progressing again. Future for me sucks..

There is a lot of fear mongering around EVs, solar, etc. In the US. At the end of the day, if that stuff pisses you off, focus on transitioning yourself. It is the oil and gas industry pushing these narratives and it feels oh so good to begin cutting ties with them. Fuck em.

"read" there is your first mistake, assuming they read it

What kind of renewable energy is cheapest to produce? Most require large up front investments and lots of mining for batteries (energy storage) and solar panels and things of that nature. Curious what you see as the cheapest easiest way to produce clean energy.

How much battery production does Europe have? Does Europe mine any raw material for batteries and solar panels or are they becoming completely reliant on China for those necessities?

Wasn't the thing from Resident Evil called the T-virus which modified the cells. Similar name, but those side effects are a bit worrying.

And a celebrated native of Mobile, Alabama!

One thing to keep in mind is that treatment for a lot has gotten better.

My mom just finished chemo for breast cancer and they talked to her a lot about how much better treatment is in a lot of cases than just 10 years ago.

Some more detail here: https://www.blastercentral.com/nerf-history/

This would be their energy mix, so used.

On one hand that's unfortunate, on the other hand I wouldn't want to be active here either

If humans had mice as pets the way we do dogs, we could do some wild stuff with all this technology

Appreciate the link!

Check this out if you got time to kill one day:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Biotechplays/comments/n0x790/fda_drug_approval_process_guide/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

It is stock market related but it gave me a good idea of how the process works and how long it takes.

https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/fun-stuff/this-billion-dollar-selling-toy-was-inspired-by-heat-pumps