new fuel replaces "oil": I keep hearing about this new form of energy that will replace oil, but I have never heard anyone tell exactly what it is made from. Are we witnessing some...

jmoses

I keep hearing about this new form of energy that will replace oil, but I have never heard anyone tell exactly what it is made from. Are we witnessing some sort of s**m, or are we being lied to intentionally, or for some other nefarious reason ??????

Super Dave Loc: Realville, USA

jmoses wrote:

I keep hearing about this new form of energy that will replace oil, but I have never heard anyone tell exactly what it is made from. Are we witnessing some sort of s**m, or are we being lied to intentionally, or for some other nefarious reason ??????

There are dozens of alternative energy sources.

So far none have been economically sound. That's why Democrats have to subsidize them to get anyone on board with them.

jimahrens Loc: California

I hear same thing See alot of beggars asking for investors Could be a s**m.

jmoses wrote:

I keep hearing about this new form of energy that will replace oil, but I have never heard anyone tell exactly what it is made from. Are we witnessing some sort of s**m, or are we being lied to intentionally, or for some other nefarious reason ??????

Super Dave Loc: Realville, USA

jimahrens wrote:

I hear same thing See alot of beggars asking for investors Could be a s**m.

If they want identity info or money, it's definitely a s**m.

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

jmoses wrote:

I keep hearing about this new form of energy that will replace oil, but I have never heard anyone tell exactly what it is made from. Are we witnessing some sort of s**m, or are we being lied to intentionally, or for some other nefarious reason ??????

I believe it's called "dilithium crystal technology" and it's real - I saw it in a movie.

Super Dave Loc: Realville, USA

lpnmajor wrote:

I believe it's called "dilithium crystal technology" and it's real - I saw it in a movie.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

RWNJ

jmoses wrote:

I keep hearing about this new form of energy that will replace oil, but I have never heard anyone tell exactly what it is made from. Are we witnessing some sort of s**m, or are we being lied to intentionally, or for some other nefarious reason ??????

I saw something like that. It was solar energy. Big deal, huh? But apparently, new technology has reduced the cost of solar to the point that it's almost free. I don't see how it could replace f****l f**ls though.

Super Dave Loc: Realville, USA

RWNJ wrote:

I saw something like that. It was solar energy. Big deal, huh? But apparently, new technology has reduced the cost of solar to the point that it's almost free. I don't see how it could replace f****l f**ls though.

If they could develop a solar cell that's cheap and efficient you wouldn't need gubmit subsidy.

CowboyMilt

lpnmajor wrote:

I believe it's called "dilithium crystal technology" and it's real - I saw it in a movie.

Is that the same as "pyromus"?

RWNJ

Super Dave wrote:

If they could develop a solar cell that's cheap and efficient you wouldn't need gubmit subsidy.

From what I read, it's a start up company that developed a new process for making solar panels that is dirt cheap. If true, it means unlimited, cheap energy.

jimahrens Loc: California

They still need to develop a storage battery that is efficient.

RWNJ wrote:

From what I read, it's a start up company that developed a new process for making solar panels that is dirt cheap. If true, it means unlimited, cheap energy.

Super Dave Loc: Realville, USA

jimahrens wrote:

They still need to develop a storage battery that is efficient.

That's true.

Still... if the panels were cheap and efficient a startup company wouldn't be in existence because someone with a bunch of money would have already done it and flooded the market by now.

jimahrens Loc: California

Super Dave wrote:

That's true.

Still... if the panels were cheap and efficient a startup company wouldn't be in existence because someone with a bunch of money would have already done it and flooded the market by now.

RWNJ

jimahrens wrote:

They still need to develop a storage battery that is efficient.

We already have them.

http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/paper-battery

RWNJ

Super Dave wrote:

That's true.

Still... if the panels were cheap and efficient a startup company wouldn't be in existence because someone with a bunch of money would have already done it and flooded the market by now.

Actually, many are trying to suppress the technology. There are a few countries that are investing in it, but many want it to fail. A LOT of money is at stake here. If I remember correctly, Saudi Arabia has invested a lot of money in this. Maybe they ain't so stupid after all.