Yes. Next question.
Yes. Yes he is.
Then how'd you end up with a BA? Stupidity or just bad grades?
Which math course teaches "relativity theory" by the way?
E = ∆amu * 931MeV after all
shut the fuck up you brain dead asshole
Upset you don't recognize that equation? I understand, even if you don't...
Two graduate degrees. I am guessing for you, eighth grade?
Is it too late to get your parent's money back?Holy crap!Is it too late to get your parent's money back?
you were in the army. Does not make you an intellectual. Get off your high horse.
I was in the Navy, nuclear power field. I know a few things about relativity, even if you don't.
John Kerry announced that by 2030 the US "won't have coal." His implication is that by 2030 the coal industry will be dead and gone.
Of course, this presents a small problem that John Kerry being a technical illiterate doesn't recognize. That is, coal goes into more things than just producing electricity.
So, the US will still have coal production in 2030, and beyond. We need it for not just making electricity.
For example, if coal production were shut down in the US entirely, where does the US steel industry get coke from?
http://www.uky.edu/KGS/coal/coal-for-cokesteel.php
While coke only represents about 3% of the coal market, we will still need coal for that.
Or, for making isostatically pressed graphite. Or, for producing graphene.
The bottom line is that Kerry doesn't have a fucking clue and why is this lop our point man on a scientific and technical issue when he's an illiterate on both?
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https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4684384
Math up to relativity theory. Physics. Four years of each for my BA.
Two graduate degrees. I am guessing for you, eighth grade?
I fucked your mom up the ass last night.
John Kerry announced that by 2030 the US "won't have coal." His implication is that by 2030 the coal industry will be dead and gone.
Of course, this presents a small problem that John Kerry being a technical illiterate doesn't recognize. That is, coal goes into more things than just producing electricity.
So, the US will still have coal production in 2030, and beyond. We need it for not just making electricity.
For example, if coal production were shut down in the US entirely, where does the US steel industry get coke from?
http://www.uky.edu/KGS/coal/coal-for-cokesteel.php
While coke only represents about 3% of the coal market, we will still need coal for that.
Or, for making isostatically pressed graphite. Or, for producing graphene.
The bottom line is that Kerry doesn't have a fucking clue and why is this lop our point man on a scientific and technical issue when he's an illiterate on both?
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https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4684384
Is John Kerry a total idiot?
They are not going to replace 16 percent of our energy need in such a short time. Heck it takes years to get permits for new power plants .
couldn't give a shit