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Old 04-17-2009, 02:06 AM   #10 (permalink)
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haha come on now, don't be so hasty. I said receivers and swimming pool pumps too. One click glance at this Sony ES Series STR-DA6400ES Receiver shows an operational power consumption at 480W well above an average Plasma. Fastest growing? Why stop at TVs then?
Why do you think that they've stopped? Last time I checked, government still was in session, and had plans to continue meeting every year, in perpetuity.

They have noted a very substantial increase in power consumption, something which the state, with its history of power generation and transmission difficulties, cannot reasonably expect to be able sit back and allow to go unchecked. They actually determined what the cause of the recent increase was... televisions -- not receivers, not pool pumps -- televisions... so that's what the regulation was aimed at. This time.

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If I Choose to drive a vehicle suited to my family's needs, and it happens to be a SUV, and it gets 17MPG instead of a economy sedan, is that wrong too?
Absolutely, and the government has imposed minimum MPG on the automobile industry.

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Where do we draw the line.
When we live in a paradise filled with rivers flowing with milk and honey; when energy is so plentiful that providers have to work hard to find someone willing to consume it, just to justify their existence.

As long as we live in the real world, where there are limits, then those limits will be translated into limitations. That's life.

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