It's all about the cost. Oil is roughly $80 per barrel ($0.50 per liter). And a barrel yields roughly half a barrel of gasoline. So the cost per liter for gasoline is roughly $1.00 per liter, Synhelion estimates they can get the cost of their fuel down to about $1.00 per liter by 2030. Probably optimistic but still competitive. Although it's not clear which type of fuel that refers to. I suspect that cost is their operating cost. The initial capital to start a solar fuel plant is likely enormous. Supposedly they already have a commitment from Lufthansa. That's would be great if jet fuel could be made this way since no retooling would be necessary no only for jets, but also trucks, trains and ships.

The essay written by AI contains gibberish as the responses correctly point out. And it's a marginal pass, which was being generous given that the essay was an opinion without referencing economic theory.

When you scale up to large molecules like proteins and DNA, they behave mechanically. Largely governed by forces of electrostatic attraction and repulsion.

Man up and go to therapy.

Get treatment.

Really depends on the loading and if weight is at a premium or not. I beams are very common in civil engineering applications. Truss structures in space based.

Not being able to get off the couch.

Mentally unstable.

Since their life choices suck I'd guess they are none too bright and vote Republican.

Really , an even number like 1000? It's not 997 or 1004? What are the odds.

Because Missandei from Game of Thrones is hot.