Rich.Ouch!

Fred Moir.Lynn MA.Diesel preferred.

> Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2015 13:45:30 -0400
> To: mercedes@okiebenz.com
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] Park your Toyota Pious
> From: mercedes@okiebenz.com
> 
> Two aspects to your line of question.
> 
> First, "we" must pass regulations that would force electric cars to only 
> be charged at night for load leveling.   We would therefore be able to 
> have larger baseload plants that could run more efficiently than peaking 
> unit.  Problem is that wind machines and solar generators would be 
> somewhat problematic, so nukes or fossil would be the way to go.  Some 
> proposals have already been floated and prototyped to use pumped storage 
> of water for a similar solution. During the day the cars, if plugged in, 
> could also amount to "spinning" reserve that could be drawn from to 
> level peak loads on the grid.  After all, they are just big batteries 
> like you would put in your solarwind house.  Screw you if you need to 
> get home and your car has been sucked dry for the common good, you 
> should be riding mass transit anyway.
> 
> The second aspect is a lot cheaper and already underway by our esteemed 
> president.  Allowing the Iraniums and NORKs to build their nukes and the 
> NORKs to build ICBMs is providing a near-term solution to the failing 
> electric grid by detonating an EMP or two in the proper locations, hence 
> providing a massive economic renewal opportunity that would put many to 
> work in the subsistence arts and firearms industries.  And of course we 
> would need a massive gummint bureaucracy with really smart people who 
> know better than most peons to make sure it was all being done in the 
> fairest possible way to meet all needs.  Full employment, full happiness 
> for all!
> 
> --R
                                          
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