Reply To: Cap and Trade

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Well I will promise to read up on Bastiat if you promise to read up on Karl Marx. There is always different (and extreme) opinions present in each matter of importance. I don’t believe that any extreme opinion can be right, as usually a synthesis is adopted. Anyone knows a purely socialist or purely liberal country?

Thank you notifying me about the source of the infamous “Global Warming”, but I don’t believe it is of any relevance. Most important is to determine if it real, if it is caused by carbon dioxide and if it can cause any problem. It is really interesting when skeptic’s attack those three points out of order. Does it mean attacking the “causing problem” point that they accept it is real? In my opinion this should be left for scientists to determine, and as far as I know there is a 90% consensus on all three (or at least a conspiracy).

Sorry for the huge mistake in grammar, still you got my point nevertheless. Now lets imagine that the nuclear guys cost will be reduced from 1.5¢/kwh to 0.15¢/kwh. Does this change anything if there are no changes in infrastructure? Hopefully the regulators will interfere and fix the consumer price. By 1.3¢ 😉

Concerning your professor, I believe everyone is entitled to an opinion. Some facts would be nice. I have none. Do you? That correlation you mentioned is a very inaccurate. Different countries, different education, different spending. Same country different time-line might be better, but compensation for delay is needed. I am not scientist of course.

Interesting notice about the heath-care. I guess you should get what you pay for.

PS:I don’t agree that Facts are Opinions, would you like a separate thread to discuss that?
PSPS:Sorry for being brief – I have two infants on my hands, and they are not open for debate 😀