If people realky want to help this country and the enviriment we should be useing coal again. Its natural, comes out the ground, and is a great source of energy and is safer and cleaner than even sokar panels and it provided loads of jobs to people like my dad. And it would be great to see all the unemployed men of Bradford putting lamps on their heads and going into the pits to make an honest living. That was the life back then.

@letsdiscussitoversometea8479

28 күн бұрын

Electricity generated from the æther conducted to "antennæ" (spires) on the roofs of structures produce no free radicals, that burning coal can. Though coal generated power does have its charm, particularly in terms of steam generation for antiquated machinery, it is not the most efficient (and therefore environmentally friendly) source of energy. I believe coal is a symbolic representation of slavery - it involves the use of human labour where such a commodity is entirely unnecessary and deprivational to human potential where it is not compulsory. For enthusiasts and hobbyists perhaps, may expenditure in coal generated steam power be a fortuitous endeavour. However, for those less enamoured to its appeal, it ought to remain a secondary (or tertiary, or latterly) means of energy generation to resort to. Whilst it could provide a means of revenue to those committed to a vocation associated with generating energy from coal powered steam, trusts such as the C'estui que vie ought to suffice for the purpose in this respect.

@jasonayres

27 күн бұрын

I am all in favour of a cleaner environment, but as time goes on, there is more information coming out on how unfriendly these wind turbines are to the environment, and the amount of trouble that the manufacturing of, and later the disposal of solar panels cause (-which can't be just magically recycled when they're replaced). Coal dust and smoke aren't nice to be around, especially in our lungs, but I do wonder if some of the "cures" are better than what was on offer in the recent past.

@olivere5497

27 күн бұрын

@@jasonayres soot hardens the lungs up, like hard water does, its why the older generation had an empire.

@jasonayres

27 күн бұрын

@olivere5497 This makes a lot of sense. Now men drink soy milk (- which, to be fair, isn't really milk. Squeezing a bean gives you some watery liquid, but it's no cow or..lama, is it. ) Soy "milk" apparently plays on our emotions, and makes men cry easily. Empire couldn't run on soy milk, could it. Imagine Lawrence of Arabia drinking a soy latte.