From: Jeff Davis <jdavis@socketscience.com>
>>Theres also an article in an issue of Discovery which talks about self
I do believe though that it will be a fundamental flaw to keep energy
production centralised like that. But that is not a fundamental flaw of the
selfreplicating idea. Maybe we should just view it as an ecosystem with an
excess production that we can harvest and move to other parts of the world.
>>replicating robots in the Sahara desert, which create an endless amount of
>>solar panels out of the elements in the sand, including chips, metal
railings,
>>factories, furnaces etc
What most of this solar cell discussion really seem to strand on is the energy storage. Has anybody got any knowledge about how the state of affairs is these days concerning decentralised energy storage. Batteries, fuel cells, etc?
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