Voltage at the generation end is limited by the practical limits of insulating the windings (coils of wire in the generator that need to be close together but insulated from each other), usually top out about 25 kV for steam or gas turbines. This would usually be stepped up to 275 kV or 400 kV for long distance transmission, then back down to 33 kV for local distribution (at least in the UK).

Different solar panels generate different voltages, also depends on how they’re wired together. Not sure what the big solar parks use, but much lower than a fossil fuel plant for sure. That’s DC, so needs converted to AC and stepped up for transmission. Some smaller solar farms are connected straight into distribution networks.

Both power transformers and DC/AC converters do give off a bit of a hum at 50/60 Hz, but again shouldn’t be anywhere close to the noise of a FF plant.

division and subtraction are just syntactic flavor for multiplication and addition

Can you tell me a bit more about how you mean this? I searched a bit but only basic primary school level resources about the relationship between addition and subtraction came up.

Do you mean like subtraction is just adding a negative number, and division is just multiplication by the inverse of a number? In that case I don’t really see how it simplifies things much because negatives and inverses still need as much definition. Or are you talking about bit-wise operations like a computer would use to do these things?

Division and subtraction are syntactic sugar for multiplication and addition.

Can you tell me a bit more about how you mean this? I searched a bit but only basic primary school level resources about the relationship between addition and subtraction came up.

Do you mean like subtraction is just adding a negative number, and division is just multiplication by the inverse of a number? In that case I don’t really see how it simplifies things much because negatives and inverses still need as much definition. Or are you talking about bit-wise operations like a computer would use to do these things?

Nobody else can see your post, because only you and I have ever deselected undetermined.

I’m not saying this MacAllen is an escape of this, but there are plenty of people who buy and keep whiskey as an investment asset, and it can be pretty reliable by all accounts.
So I guess it could be ‘worth’ 27k in some sense, just not to drink it. The most expensive whiskey I tried was I think £1000 bottle (sample at a whiskey festival, I didn’t buy it), and it just tasted like pencil sharpenings to me.

Every year this journey is symbolically re-enacted by participants in the Paris-Dakkar rally.

Yes in a way, but so much more! A macaroni pie is macaroni cheese filling in a pastry case (usually a single serving size that fits comfortably in a hand). Pie and roll is a delightfully Scottish way of eating a pie. You get a pie, and a buttered bread roll, and you put the pie in the roll, maybe with a bit of sauce (we enjoy red sauce and brown sauce in Scotland), and let nature take it’s course.

Jizz on me knockers.

Redundant carbs is the cornerstone of British working class food culture. The pinnacle of this practice is the legendary glaswegian macaroni pie on a roll.

I find this very insightful, and not a message i often see being spread about.

I was never man enough to enjoy those, but boy do I miss cigarettes(?).

There may be some selection bias going on here. What if kids who already don’t fit into society easily are the ones being homeschooled?

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They always say how it doesn’t contain names, addresses, phone numbers, as if that’s reassuring. In fact it’s trivial to link it back to your identity in most cases with a high degree of confidence.

How long was it with your family, and what did you infer from this?

Is that from the ‘wear sunscreen’ thing?

Not OP, but I’m gonna guess Vienna, Austria. Start at the tourist office,

That clip only shows part of the true magnificence, try this one:

https://youtu.be/PeihcfYft9w

Perhaps those who risk much are more likely to either win big or lose big, and then there’s a huge selection bias for which we hear about later in life/history…

Don’t worry, there’s plenty to go round :-)