Comments for Wind Turbines For The Home http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com Build Your Own Wind Turbines For Your Home Cheaply And Easily Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 Comment on Home Wind Power Generation Wind Energy by Anonymous http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=279&cpage=1#comment-1163 Anonymous Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=279#comment-1163 Geothermal is a common alternative but my own favorite is magnetic energy. It's a fascinating area of power generation, its use so far seen only in high speed train travel. For power generation, magnetic energy extends the idea of renewablility and gives it a cooler, cleaner twist. It eliminates the need for expensive solar panels or large wind farms to generate electricity. Magnetic power can work in relatively compact spaces to power a home. Geothermal is a common alternative but my own favorite is magnetic energy.

It’s a fascinating area of power generation, its use so far seen only in high speed train travel. For power generation, magnetic energy extends the idea of renewablility and gives it a cooler, cleaner twist.

It eliminates the need for expensive solar panels or large wind farms to generate electricity. Magnetic power can work in relatively compact spaces to power a home.

]]> Comment on Home Wind Power Generation Systems by Anonymous http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=278&cpage=1#comment-1161 Anonymous Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=278#comment-1161 Well I think you hit the nail on the head. There was too much extra pork tacked on it. They talked about it and yet still did exactly what they said they wouldn't do. Our government is incompetent. And unfortunately people just keep on buying into the corporate agenda ignorantly. Their talking points are the corporate talking points, all the while the corporations sit there not saying a word. It's repulsive. Well I think you hit the nail on the head. There was too much extra pork tacked on it. They talked about it and yet still did exactly what they said they wouldn’t do. Our government is incompetent. And unfortunately people just keep on buying into the corporate agenda ignorantly. Their talking points are the corporate talking points, all the while the corporations sit there not saying a word. It’s repulsive.

]]> Comment on Home Wind Power Generation Systems by Anonymous http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=278&cpage=1#comment-1159 Anonymous Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=278#comment-1159 Yes But I live in England Yes

But I live in England

]]> Comment on Home Wind Power Generation Systems by Anonymous http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=278&cpage=1#comment-1157 Anonymous Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=278#comment-1157 I'd would much rather have government get out of the way and keep it's fingers out of areas where they have no business. Americans are known to solve problems, and American businesses try to get two dollar's worth of value out of every dollar. Government, on the other hand, is the source of nearly all our problems and tries to get a half dollar worth of every dollar they steal from our pockets. I’d would much rather have government get out of the way and keep it’s fingers out of areas where they have no business. Americans are known to solve problems, and American businesses try to get two dollar’s worth of value out of every dollar. Government, on the other hand, is the source of nearly all our problems and tries to get a half dollar worth of every dollar they steal from our pockets.

]]> Comment on Home Wind Power Generation System by Anonymous http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=277&cpage=1#comment-1155 Anonymous Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=277#comment-1155 Well I think you hit the nail on the head. There was too much extra pork tacked on it. They talked about it and yet still did exactly what they said they wouldn't do. Our government is incompetent. And unfortunately people just keep on buying into the corporate agenda ignorantly. Their talking points are the corporate talking points, all the while the corporations sit there not saying a word. It's repulsive. Well I think you hit the nail on the head. There was too much extra pork tacked on it. They talked about it and yet still did exactly what they said they wouldn’t do. Our government is incompetent. And unfortunately people just keep on buying into the corporate agenda ignorantly. Their talking points are the corporate talking points, all the while the corporations sit there not saying a word. It’s repulsive.

]]> Comment on Home Wind Power Generation System by Anonymous http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=277&cpage=1#comment-1153 Anonymous Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=277#comment-1153 Yes But I live in England Yes

But I live in England

]]> Comment on Home Wind Power Generation System by Anonymous http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=277&cpage=1#comment-1151 Anonymous Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=277#comment-1151 I'd would much rather have government get out of the way and keep it's fingers out of areas where they have no business. Americans are known to solve problems, and American businesses try to get two dollar's worth of value out of every dollar. Government, on the other hand, is the source of nearly all our problems and tries to get a half dollar worth of every dollar they steal from our pockets. I’d would much rather have government get out of the way and keep it’s fingers out of areas where they have no business. Americans are known to solve problems, and American businesses try to get two dollar’s worth of value out of every dollar. Government, on the other hand, is the source of nearly all our problems and tries to get a half dollar worth of every dollar they steal from our pockets.

]]> Comment on Home Wind Power Generation Electricity by Anonymous http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=274&cpage=1#comment-1149 Anonymous Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=274#comment-1149 Because the Kennedys are elitist pukes who never had to live their own policies. Just like the immigration policies Ted Kennedy revised flooding our country with third-world people, and the people with the least in common with the average American at that time (1965). He and his friends never have to live that policy because they have massive estates and never get near anyone that isn't wealthy. Because the Kennedys are elitist pukes who never had to live their own policies. Just like the immigration policies Ted Kennedy revised flooding our country with third-world people, and the people with the least in common with the average American at that time (1965). He and his friends never have to live that policy because they have massive estates and never get near anyone that isn’t wealthy.

]]> Comment on Home Wind Power Generation Electricity by Anonymous http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=274&cpage=1#comment-1147 Anonymous Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=274#comment-1147 Yes But I live in England Yes

But I live in England

]]> Comment on Home Wind Power Generation Electricity by Anonymous http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=274&cpage=1#comment-1145 Anonymous Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://wind-turbines-for-thehome.com/?p=274#comment-1145 Here is why we can't: the people who support alternative energy are incredibly ignorant of the costs of producing such alternative energy, and believe in magical thinking--that you can get something for nothing. For example, solar power from photovoltaic cells is currently incredibly inefficient. Wind turbines take up acres and acres and are incredibly dangerous to birds and the environment. Yet, we see these technologies (which have yet to be practical) promoted and hyped over proven technologies like coal and nuclear. Ignorant people will talk about how much they fear radiation from a nuclear plant, yet the fact is that burning coal spews out far more radiation. These same people will also deliberately expose themselves to radiation while vacationing at the beach and suntanning. So the reason we won't see renewed dedication to nuclear power, no matter how logical and correct your arguments are: Ignorance. The laws of thermodynamics point out that essentially, you can't get something for nothing. Increased order in one area is at the cost of increased disorder in another. To make any sort of alternative energy, it has to have a cost, whether that's huge amounts of land, dead birds, or a contaminated environment. The nice thing about nuclear is that the disorder is incredibly concentrated, and simply requires the desire to deal with spent fuel rods--much easier than cleaning up the entire atmosphere or wasting land that could be used for growing food (or just being forest or grasslands). You are entirely correct in your arguments, but I don't hold out much hope for the U.S. under this administration and the brainwashed population which has been brainwashed into magical thinking. Here is why we can’t: the people who support alternative energy are incredibly ignorant of the costs of producing such alternative energy, and believe in magical thinking–that you can get something for nothing.

For example, solar power from photovoltaic cells is currently incredibly inefficient. Wind turbines take up acres and acres and are incredibly dangerous to birds and the environment. Yet, we see these technologies (which have yet to be practical) promoted and hyped over proven technologies like coal and nuclear.

Ignorant people will talk about how much they fear radiation from a nuclear plant, yet the fact is that burning coal spews out far more radiation. These same people will also deliberately expose themselves to radiation while vacationing at the beach and suntanning.

So the reason we won’t see renewed dedication to nuclear power, no matter how logical and correct your arguments are: Ignorance.

The laws of thermodynamics point out that essentially, you can’t get something for nothing. Increased order in one area is at the cost of increased disorder in another. To make any sort of alternative energy, it has to have a cost, whether that’s huge amounts of land, dead birds, or a contaminated environment. The nice thing about nuclear is that the disorder is incredibly concentrated, and simply requires the desire to deal with spent fuel rods–much easier than cleaning up the entire atmosphere or wasting land that could be used for growing food (or just being forest or grasslands).

You are entirely correct in your arguments, but I don’t hold out much hope for the U.S. under this administration and the brainwashed population which has been brainwashed into magical thinking.

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