unless you want to be an enviro-nazi
If the rest of the world is a fuhrerversteher, I would gladly be the 'enviro-nazi'. In more then one way.
Sigh, i came here to read about the invention, not see the 23,523th page of the same 2-4 people disagreeing about CO2, hijacking every thread about alternative energy on this forum and rendering it unusable.
Tired of it, guys. You are making this forum less useful for people reading it en masse.
Old invention, just made a little bit less theoretical.
edit: actually this is more intricate. CO2 absorption from the atmosphere is long possible already, and I think I already knew C02 could be used in alternative fuels but this is the first time I see the whole process being implemented in a non theoretical manner.
I wouldn't throw plastic bottles in the same leage. We could already recycle them, and since we will need packing materials in the future I think optimizing this recyclement process is more likely then completely phasing them out. Even if microplastics have already been found to be present inside brain tissue from younger people ( compared to old people, when there were less microplastics in the environment ).
I do agree that a certain 'negative nancy' should be barred from spewing unscientific nonsense in these threads, there is something with people who don't believe in the scientific method but who do feel they have something to contribute ( their opinions, backed up with .... something to wipe it with? ). Imho, when someone denies the scientific approach in one post, dimishes peer review processes and then in the next page goes on to make claims like 'but it's not proven' 'we don't know' ect, is deminishing the value of any discussion, because it doesn't allow one. Mr. contrarian will distrupt anything, make claims and then 'backs them up' with some 'reasoning', but when confronted with peer review research papers he will stick his fingers in his ears and go 'lalalala can't hear you'. That's what is happening there, and you can not blame others for that behavior.
I even don't think 'taking the baith' is a bad thing. I think the people who are 'taking the baith' are doing the forum a service in preventing the appearance of legitimacy for certain statements.
But I might not be impartial
And I do agree that contrarians can be a good thing. But only if they can offer alternatives, and are capable of offering rebutals when confronted with data they dispute. Rebutals which have more then 'I believe' 'I think'.