An asymptote is a curve that approaches a line but never gets there. In the same way, life is a journey in which continual
progress is possible, but never perfection: in spirituality, environmentalism, and the quest for peace. These are reflections on the journey, as well as comments and photos from my home in rural
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5/1/2008 4:45 PM
Kevin Schrishiphan wrote:
Going by the article, the math works out to a little more than 69,000 per Rock Port citizen. Or, 34.6k, if you include citizens of a second city. Pretty steep for a system that is only 4.2% efficient. Reply to this
Going by the article, the math works out to a little more than 69,000 per Rock Port citizen. Or, 34.6k, if you include citizens of a second city. Pretty steep for a system that is only 4.2% efficient.
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Kevin, where does the 4.2% figure come from?
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