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mtj004 t1_j4veyxq wrote
Reply to comment by vwb2022 in Energy Teleportation and Negative Energy Observed in Quantum Research Breakthrough by Gari_305
What is with your usernameš¤·
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Reply to comment by clampie in The IEA says humanity used the greatest amount of coal in 2022 in all of human history, and that this level of consumption will continue until at least 2025. One-third of all global coal goes to generate electricity in China, and India's coal use is growing at 6% per annum. by lughnasadh
Well. I had to watch something in school, about how it is the US fault, because they just ship their problems to other countries, without the necessary infrastructure to deal with it.
Though I do think a real big problem lies with the manafacturers. They make recycling hard as fuck, with ysing all kinds of miterails together that, that are hard to sort from eachother. Also many countries don't have the necessary infrastructure to deal with garbage, so they just throw it in the ocean, and since things like plastic degrade very slowly, they accumulate and create thebbig garbage patch.
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Reply to Would building a Dyson sphere be worth it: We ran the numbers. by filosoful
Tl;DR: The amount of energy you would need to move all the mass of the structures you need is so high, that it would take over a million years, to make such an investment be profitable. The engineering part is a hold different aspect. In short the answer, if you're are bored and willing to use centuries upon centuries worth of energy to built it, then yes. But mostly no.