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Explain to me why this would not solve all energy problems
Jason Cooper
Jose Miller
he called it a pressure pad, not a generator
we're about 2 hours from someone saying we could put a giant sterling engine into the earth to produce energy
fucking fagets
Anthony Carter
Well that makes sense. It'd be an ambient energy harvester. But how much does pressure at the bottom of the ocean really fluctuate?
Jason Baker
fpbp
Oliver Richardson
holy shit this can't be real. how the fuck can pressure exert force from below if it's on the bottom of the ocean retard
Nolan Torres
>The only actual problem is logistics. The energy needs to be better used. The population needs to be spread out more. The climate needs to even out. The food needs to be distributed properly. See, all problems with logistics.
The best logistical solution to all those problems would be to reduce the human population by 75%.
Leo Jenkins
> calling each other niggerfaggots on this site for over a decade
this
Andrew Parker
>pad is pressed
>it stays pressed forever
Whoa
You can actually use sea water flowing into sub-sea level places to generate GW-tier capacity but nobody can be fucked to do it.
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Jackson Diaz
Tell me why this wouldn't work.
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Mason Moore
It would probably work. I don't think it can deliver a big enough amount of energy to justify constructing it though. There are other easier ways to get energy out of a temperature difference, like a heat pump. I don't think sea water has that big of a difference between surface and deep water though, there are better options for getting energy from the sun.