@Reinald @shsbxheb @passwordsarehard4 Where? Your toots are too generic for me. Provide some resources, please!
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When renewables flood the grid with more electricity than is needed at that moment, we don’t say „How wonderful! -
When renewables flood the grid with more electricity than is needed at that moment, we don’t say „How wonderful!@shsbxheb @passwordsarehard4 @Reinald @jwildeboer The main reason socialism failed is that it wasn't designed to work with actual human beings, their greed and other bad qualities.
So far, I have seen no system that would work well with real people. But hey, I'm open to new ideas. Please, give me a link to your proposed solution! -
When renewables flood the grid with more electricity than is needed at that moment, we don’t say „How wonderful!@passwordsarehard4 @Reinald @jwildeboer I'm not trying to say capitalism is better than what it is. But I've seen what socialism can give and what the costs are, it doesn't work. Hell, it has all the flaws of capitalism and some more. I can compare, because I've seen both socialism and capitalism.
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When renewables flood the grid with more electricity than is needed at that moment, we don’t say „How wonderful!@OneInterestingFact @Reinald @jwildeboer @openrisk Since I can see #batteries mentioned in this thread, have you heard about this project? #flowbattery #opensourcehardware
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When renewables flood the grid with more electricity than is needed at that moment, we don’t say „How wonderful!@Reinald @jwildeboer Yes, in theory. As someone who grew up in a centrally planned economy, I'm doubtful that the society can do much better than capitalism.