It’s already happening. 30 years ago what was the ratio between coal plants and natural gas plants in the United States. Now what is it today. And you will have your answer.
Nothing better than the president peddling fake science ■■■■■■■■■ I’m sure on some level he’s an anti-vaxxer dickbag. But his bootlickers will swallow this up too. Idiocracy was not supposed to be a documentary.
I would like to join you in that frame of reference.
First you’d have to provide evidence that frame of reference reflects actual reality.
For instance in this thread we have shown that Trump did not reveal any knowledge of wind power generation while claiming that he in fact had a lot of knowledge of it. While making this claim, he stated an outright falsehood about wind power generation.
What frame of reference would you like to adopt in order to have a discussion about why Trump would have done this?
Let’s talk about this one first because there are actual facts to be discussed and not just philosophy, with which the abortion battle is rife (despite claims to the contrary, science offers us no definitive answers as to when life should be valued so as to call ending it murder…that is a philosophical question, not a scientific one).
Trump told an outright falsehood about wind power generation. There can be no doubt about this- it is objectively false both that Hillary Clinton wanted to convert 100% to wind power (she didn’t) and that TVs in homes powered by wind have to be shut off when the wind doesn’t blow (wind energy can be and is stored).
What frame of reference shall we adopt to discuss why he would have told these objective falsehoods?
I’ll let you pick and then discuss this under the framework of your choice.
Hell- I’ll even let you choose a framework where these were not falsehoods by Trump- so long as you can prove that.