/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2801279
>I do not and have never given a single fly fuck what someone dead 50 years thought about modern technology.
He discovered the exact same rotating magnetic fields "modern technology" uses today. The wireless you're shitposting on. The same ones that quantum quacks "discover new particles" with in their colliders.

>You post, however (accidentally) does raise a good point. Production and distribution of electricity relies a lot on fossil fuels
Nuclear is the only thing more efficient at boiling water. Unless you want to figure out how magnets work and enlighten us how they should be geomanced, STFU.

>Solar cells are somehow STILL getting cheaper and small scale wind is coming online. I'm not sure if you actually read my post, but you are making the same boomer argument everyone always does where, because a whole system isn't perfect, we shouldn't leave a broken system with little room for improvement.
No, see what you don't understand is how power actually works. Explain how a windmill/wolar array perturbs an archaic hertzian waveform (the same one the guy you shit on came up with it) across thousands of miles . The answer is they don't. That's why there are diesel generators running in the background at all times regardless in order to perturb that archaic herzian waveform You don't just snyc up to a generator using shitwheels and Infared obsidian wafer rofl. How stupid are you?
>Tell me, gas prices will only ever keep getting higher and there doesn't seem to be a lot more efficiency we can get out of ICE, how would you solve this problem?
By stopping green energy regulations and drilling our own oil so it's no longer shipped on Warren Buffets trains from Canada. Too busy with shutting pipelines down I guess (which alleviates the inefficient transport via train rofl). The problem is the power is wasted as heat that could be converted to electricity for use. You could have 200mpg cars this way, but all of them unfortunately would violate the EPA.

>>2465746
>it is not possible that the microwave was installed first
I've seen things on /diy/ that you wouldn't believe. It wouldn't surprise me to see a house built around a microwave.