The climate change consensus extends beyond climate scientists

[Xist]

The Phoenix VA was the first building I saw with solar parking. It provides shade and electricity! Perfect!

[All Darc]

Death by Medicine, a film by Gary Null :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRBvMQBucxg

The documentary exagerates a bit, forget that homeopath medicine it's pure placebo, and works by changing life stylle.


Howard Hughes (The multi milionaire aviator of the movie The Aviartor with Leonardo DiCaprio) had 4 private doctors full time. He died on airplane in voyage going to a hospital, and he was dehydrateted, very poor nutrition condition, being tall 6 ft 4 in (193 cm) frame and weighed barely 90 pounds (41 kg).

Elvis had a private doctor to prescribe all that drugs that he took and took his life.

Michael Jackson had a private doctor to prescribe all his drugs too.

Doctors are more prone to suicide. Doctor, heal youself.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_among_doctors

In other study I saw, the psychiatry was the second medical specialty in risk of suicide. Ironic...

Originally Posted by slowmover

Only profit matters. Why isn’t this clear? First, make you sick, then “treat” you as long as possible. At your cost, or society’s makes no difference. It’s profitable at both ends.

The “goal” of America isn’t the admirable religious beginning, or its midpoint “last best hope of mankind”, but to squeeze it dry until there’s nothing left.

“Financial-ize” it. Always the answer. Always the same vermin under that rock.

[slowmover]

Lurid Celebrity deaths are morality tales. Truth likely doesn’t enter into it. In which case the doctors are supporting cast.

Don’t aspire to fly too high (is the lesson?)

One might weigh the above against the death of dictators.

[All Darc]

Autopsy data isn't trustable ???

Originally Posted by slowmover

Lurid Celebrity deaths are morality tales. Truth likely doesn’t enter into it. In which case the doctors are supporting cast.

Don’t aspire to fly too high (is the lesson?)

One might weigh the above against the death of dictators.

[All Darc]

This documentary about medicine, despite tell some trues, was made by a guy that is not trustable, Gary Null.

He, for example, is one of these crazy guys who says HIV do not kill and do not cause AIDS (SIDA) : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Null

[gone-ot]

There are "Quacks" without degrees...and..."Quacks" with degrees.

[niky]

Doctors have a high rate of suicide because... surprise... it's a stressful job.

Long hours, and you're often on call 24 hours a day. If your specialty means you cater to high risk patients... as cardiologists and neurosurgeons do... then the stress is greater, as one tiny mistake means you're left with a dead patient and/or an expensive career-ending lawsuit.

Rich people with big egos collect yes-men over the years. No surprise that they will eventually find doctors that will tell them what they want to hear rather than what they need to hear.

But Medicine, it works. It's an industry based on keeping you alive long enough so that you will keep buying more medicine as you grow older and everything starts inevitably breaking down.

Which is the ultimate retort to anti-vaxxers: What makes more money? Selling you medicine that will kill you? Or selling medicine that will keep you alive long enough that you will need more of it?

[sendler]

Originally Posted by Xist

The Phoenix VA was the first building I saw with solar parking. It provides shade and electricity! Perfect!

As long as people realize that the couple kW of solar panels over a Tesla supercharger station is not even close to charging the car at 100 kW.

[All Darc]

In my country doctors do all s... around and are rarely punished... it's a sort of mafia here.. and still suicide a lot more than average. Also steal a lot of hospitals and and services... fake works day to get paid for what didn't made, are paid a by given labs to prescribe a lot of a given drug...

A brazilian ginecologist rapped nearly 60 women (that was discovered so far) and other doctors knew for years he did that, but did nothing about.
A orthopedist harassed a lot of patients, had charges made by patietns, but nothing happened to hin until a TV station got hin with hidden cameras. Latter he tried toi sue the TV station.

Doctors have big egos, and have few tolerance to patients... and got anoyed easily.

Drug adiction are also higher between doctors, and it start on medicine schooll, as it's a fashion for many of them.

The documentary was tendenious, I said it after post it . The guy who made itbelieve AIDS/SIDA are not HIV related. He is crazy.
But the industry indeed have a dark side. They do not work for good of mankind, but for profit. Research to create chronic treatments instead of cures for diceases.

Originally Posted by niky

Doctors have a high rate of suicide because... surprise... it's a stressful job.

Long hours, and you're often on call 24 hours a day. If your specialty means you cater to high risk patients... as cardiologists and neurosurgeons do... then the stress is greater, as one tiny mistake means you're left with a dead patient and/or an expensive career-ending lawsuit.

Rich people with big egos collect yes-men over the years. No surprise that they will eventually find doctors that will tell them what they want to hear rather than what they need to hear.

But Medicine, it works. It's an industry based on keeping you alive long enough so that you will keep buying more medicine as you grow older and everything starts inevitably breaking down.

Which is the ultimate retort to anti-vaxxers: What makes more money? Selling you medicine that will kill you? Or selling medicine that will keep you alive long enough that you will need more of it?

[All Darc]

That's why we need a Morelli lightweight ultra aerodynamix with solar panels on upper shell and regenerative braking.

Sorry if my words are rude, but a 100KW engine in a electric car it'sfar to represent it right. First you will not use 100KW, only rarely, in a same way you will not push a combustion engine car to the limits on city.

We need to calculate by measuring what energy the car spent in a day, and what the solar station produced.
But you still have reason to point the station will not produce enough. But a Morelli solar lighweight with regenerative brakes, problably will have a use, specially eve you have a station and a home with solar panels.
And hydrogen production would require probably power plants runing on coal, oil, for most countries.

I think it's silly to transplant all the downsides of combustion car to electric cars. Electric should be lightweight, with new design to get better aerodynamics.

A ethanol fuel cell with 85% efficiency, and lighweight cars would already be a incredible achievement. Ethanol can be produced from sugar cane, many times better than from corn, and the high efficience combined with lightweight plus aerodynamic and regenerative braking, would create cars that would consume a fraction of the ethanol combustion vehicles.
And these cars could also have solar panels and a small battery, to reduce ethanol consume even more.

And the CO2 released by the fuel cell would be compensated by the CO2 tooked by the sugar cane farming.

Hydrogen, for other side, it's bull sh... since the storage it's a huge problem. You took 50% of the energy, produced by hydrogen systems, by just liquefying it. And the tanks "leaks" (in atomic level), since hydrogen atoms are so small they can going through steel shells.
So you have loss in production, loss of liquefying it, and storage loss.

Originally Posted by sendler

As long as people realize that the couple kW of solar panels over a Tesla supercharger station is not even close to charging the car at 100 kW.