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There's a big difference. The internet held the promise of cheaper communication. Green energy holds the promise of more expensive energy.
Did you factor in health, environmental and security costs? Do you think renewable energy won't be cheaper in the future with innovation and economies of scale?
(Don't forget to start saving enough money to pay for dykes around your coastal cities)
Dikes would probably be more practical for what you're suggesting.
Did they really honestly use the cost per unit generated? Cause it seems like that's sort of a bullshiat argument to use against an emerging market.
Oh, Red State didn't. They cite those numbers are from the Institute for Energy Research which is run by the former director of policy analysis at Enron and gets a large amount of funding from the Koch Brothers.
I'm sure they came about those numbers in a totally legit fashion.
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