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   thegreatack said, 8 months ago

   The Republican Party would be obsolete!!!!
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   NebulousRikulau said, 8 months ago

   Peace? No way.
   The Middle East would explode in violence when the world stopped funding their governments through oil.
   i.e. You think it’s bad now???
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   Jase99 said, 8 months ago

   You’re both wrong. The oil companies would team up and make sure the engine never made it into production.
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   DrCanuck said, 8 months ago

   Presented to Ayn Rand.
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   dfrechet said, 8 months ago

   They would have seawater declared an illegal commodity and have it banned for domestic use, so right away a black market would be established and it would be business as usual!
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   iangoodson said, 8 months ago

   The Greens would declare a threat to water levels, sea-life etc. The Fishing industry would object. It would be tied into Global Warming or something
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   corjo2 said, 8 months ago

   @iangoodson

   Word.
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   Respectful Troll said, 8 months ago

   It’s already possible to make hydrogen gas out of water. While I can’t find the link to the video at the moment, DIY network introduced viewers to a man who uses solar and wind power to provide the electricity necessary to power his device that seperates the hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen goes to storage tanks, the oxygen freshens the air in his house. He has converted a pick up truck and a four door sedan for local driving. He heats, cools, and powers his house on electricity provided by hydrogen supplemented with solar and wind. He is also pumping power back into the electrical grid so the local power company sends him a check.
   We can make this safe. If we can make nuclear power plants, we should be able to make hydrogen gas plants.
   C.
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   TheTrustedMechanic said, 8 months ago

   @thegreatack

   And bankrupt. I’m not talking morally which they are already.
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    TheTrustedMechanic said, 8 months ago

    @iangoodson

    And only then would the reps admit, nay scream, that global warming was real.
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    dtroutma said, 8 months ago

    “Deniers” and “anti-green” folks have long deserved the “booby prize”. BTW: folks should check out how “energy companies” that used to be “oil companies”, have, for decades bought up many patents, and processes, to keep their profits rolling in. Interesting how “diversity in investment” has become “corporate monopolies”.
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    Radish said, 8 months ago

    There are warehouses full of inventions to get better milage. The oil companies bought, stole or killed for them. I have recently heard of people getting 300 miles per gallon with the Honda Civic by adjusting the carborator to run on fumes.
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    Michael wme said, 8 months ago

    @DrCanuck

    As a devout Randist, the only reason someone hasn’t invented a perpetual motion machine is government interference and corrupt university professors who teach their so-called ‘Laws of Thermodynamics’ and tell their students that building a perpetual motion machine is a waste of time. Nothing is impossible for the American entrepreneur, as Rand clearly showed us. Thermodynamics is NOT in Aristotle, so it’s just another lie by the dimlibs.

    
    Also, Rand showed that the dimlibs got their corrupt professors to lie and get people to switch to steel when bronze is much cheaper and stronger.

    
    If only people would listen to Rand, we’d be back in the halcyon bronze age!
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    Michael wme said, 8 months ago

    I was at the University of Texas, and they were working on a sea-water powered car back in 1972, and were less than 5 years from achieving complete success. You just need to get the deuterium out of the seawater and,

    
    I’m no physicist, so I don’t really understand how it works, but the University of Texas scientists said they’d have it working in just five more years.

    
    I’m sorry I left Austin, because no place around here seems to be selling those cars.
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    zippy06 said, 8 months ago

    Wow. Some Defeatocrat will start a war.
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