“The Colossal Cave Adventure game, produced in the '70s, was the historic first "interactive fiction" game, in which the computer would simulate and describe a situation and the user would type in what to do next, in simple English.”
I don't necessarily disagree, but science, medicine, knowledge and understanding are constantly evolving.
I'll bet we haven't seen a steady rain since...May. 
An ev without an engine cannot be a generator, it can be an energy storage device with applicable outlets or provide the ability to backflow current using a preexisting wiring interface, but not a generator in the same way duracell doesn’t make an engine.
I have no time for Greta because she politicises climate change which just gives fuel to the deniers.I don't necessarily disagree, but science, medicine, knowledge and understanding are constantly evolving.
Did the shroud of Turin cover Jesus' body? Or was it from a later era? Probably not a fair analogy to make, but since discovery our answers on this have changed. So have our data on climate.
None of the scientists around today were around and practicing in their fields to know if their positions which are accepted now, would be sound then.
The climate is changing. It was 82F on Saturday, today it's barely 50 and there is some wetness coming from the clouds.
The climate changes cyclically, but how long have we actually tracked it? El Niño, La Niña, heavy Saharan dust, 'canes, tornadoes, hail, giant meteor.
I can accept that there is climate change and that at least some of the data underpinning it is true, and, based on previous experience, a lot of it will be found to be incorrect.
So I'm not joining the climate change death cult. Y'all can follow Greta if you want, but I want an invite to the EOTW gathering so I can watch the disappointment when the world doesn't end. AGAIN.
Erm I'm not sure every computer in the world uses Microsoft software, but I take your point - the US used to innovate and still does but some people want to go back down holes. I find it odd that it is seen as progress?
82 Saturday and 50 today is not climate. That is weather.I don't necessarily disagree, but science, medicine, knowledge and understanding are constantly evolving.
Did the shroud of Turin cover Jesus' body? Or was it from a later era? Probably not a fair analogy to make, but since discovery our answers on this have changed. So have our data on climate.
None of the scientists around today were around and practicing in their fields to know if their positions which are accepted now, would be sound then.
The climate is changing. It was 82F on Saturday, today it's barely 50 and there is some wetness coming from the clouds.
The climate changes cyclically, but how long have we actually tracked it? El Niño, La Niña, heavy Saharan dust, 'canes, tornadoes, hail, giant meteor.
I can accept that there is climate change and that at least some of the data underpinning it is true, and, based on previous experience, a lot of it will be found to be incorrect.
So I'm not joining the climate change death cult. Y'all can follow Greta if you want, but I want an invite to the EOTW gathering so I can watch the disappointment when the world doesn't end. AGAIN.
Not sure how the metrics of this economy are being measured. My EcoBoost Premium Convertible is like the Mastercard used to be: Priceless. But my wife's Maverick XLT Hybrid cost $20,000 less than my Mustang and gets 42 MPG.Just remember the Mustang is more economical than trucks and SUV's
Remember also that change is not all or nothing overnight (unless you are Greta) but does involve change over time. I didn't replace all of my incandescent bulbs with LED's on one day, I changed them as the old ones failed.
Climate drives weather. More energy in the atmosphere (climate change) means changes to climatic drivers with subsequent changes in weather patterns. More energy means more water can be held in the atmosphere leading to more frequent severe weather events (storms, snow, wind etc)
I was thinking V8 F150 not hybrid but yes it is astonishing the rate of progress on hybrids. We have a PHEV Kuga (Escape) that does about half it's mileage on electric from our solar panels and the rest from petrol at about 50mpg.
As someone in the industry, you're incorrect. There's lots of money going directly into our electrical infrastructure. Ask yourself, there's only so much money and time. You can't just spawn a new grid. We're getting there and in states like Texas there's actually an energy surplus : )
just spamming policy you've never experienced. PS the ozone has been repairing itself for a while now, the world isn't ending
