[shoe squeaking intensifies]

“I’m a klingon, too, you know: I go pee pee standing up.”

[bassline intensifies]

On the other hand, the CO2-emissions from the fuel production and the fuel combustion are not praiseworthy.

lmao, no shit

No, I have four!

How you make big?

Yo dawg, we put a state in your state so you can govern while you govern.

Gotta mine them in space, but there’s still a whole host of other issues with the idea including aiming them, having enough stations to deploy them anywhere on the planet in a reasonable amount of time, and the other non-radioactive problems that result from throwing a fuckton of tungsten at terminal velocity into something.

Just be straightforward: Avoid hinting, speak plainly. I can’t speak for all guys, but I’m terrible at picking up on hints.

Take walks!

You’re not wrong.

My hobby is collecting hobbies lmao

Hell yeah it does.

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Is that ship wearing a sombrero?

I’m not an engineer but as I understand it: They are harder to make than a traditional windmill. Mechanically probably wasn’t the best word to use I guess, at least for most designs.

“They walk on face of moon comrade: We must avenge this disrespect!”

Because money/practical limitations: It costs more to make them and in ye olden times I’m not sure they had the technology to make a reliable vertical axis turbine.

They do exist these days, but aren’t as common because they’re more expensive and complicated (which also means more maintenance, which further adds to the long-term cost).

Challenge accepted.

laughcries in neurodivergent

What can you do though: People are idiots and I am one of them.