Amazona is a zone where

[Pstotto]

The model is freedom to buy anything anywhere and a single supply chain and it in ethos is interesting and viable on Mars?

Here on Earth that model is very quickly open to going wrong and changing its ethos at a drop of a hat.

The fall of The Silk Road is a classic example of a single supply chain going wrong.


The simulacra is energy sale where the single supply chain model is considered in this case restrictive.

... To gas and electricity and fuel generation.

??????

[Pstotto]

'The Diggers' starring Laurel and Hardy Ad Infinitum.

[Milltown1882]

Strap the seatbelt on here we go.

[Pstotto]

Think about it...

if there's four competing gas and electric supply networks and these companies breed and die like flies, then that's a hell of a lot of meddling under the ground and digging up and putting back and then resurfacing all roads.

[Pstotto]

"Anyway, I heard Ammoon is a good sax brand and er..."

The thing is, there's always going to be children playing with twigs so there's bound to be someone somewhere perfecting some new product.

If there's a single supply system for products...

[Pstotto]

"Let me have a look at that new music, Mozart."

"Is it modern? It might stir the people."

[DCWat]

Think about it...

if there's four competing gas and electric supply networks and these companies bread and die like flies, then that's a hell of a lot of meddling under the ground and digging up and putting back and then resurfacing all roads.

So gas supply company A goes bust (we’ll assume it’s the only one of its kind and not one of many). Before new kid on the block, gas company B, can start its domination of gas supply, it has to dig up all the circa 5,000 miles of gas pipes, put them all back and then resurface all of the disturbed ground.

Unless the CE of gas company B is from Mars (not sure where Mars comes into this), would he not be better utilising the gas supply chain that is already in place?

[Pstotto]

In that case the network is not part of the fuel business, since it is functional and yet defunct.

Further up the line, what is going on?

You seem to know.

[DCWat]

In that case the network is not part of the fuel business, since it is functional and yet defunct.

Further up the line, what is going on?

You seem to know.

I wish I did. I’m not sure I know what the question is yet.

[Pstotto]

Power stations next... Pilons, refineries.

Breeding and dying like flies?

[Pstotto]

The notion of 3D printing suggests also some sort of heaven of invention and distribution and democracy of.

The Graphene Age has yet to come and the 3D printing of an energy distributing system for hydrogen then indeed energy companies might actually breed and die like flies if the can synthesize insect growth, like meat growing.

[Peter Loo]

Yes but that’s easy to say.

[boatshed bill]

Amazona's
Getting closer
Soon you'll see.
Journey's over
We almost there!


Band and album for a bonus point

[Im_not_Robbie_Blake]

I read this thread with puzzlement. What does it mean? Perhaps simplifying it so those of us who have small brains can understand it and maybe respond??

Is this still a football messageboard? What does this thread have to do with football?

[elwaclaret]

Because the supply of gas is finite, dirty and relies on Russian good will. We have less and less of it so the Government invests all our money in home ‘green’ projects that makes Britain self reliant (Home rule) while winning the green vote.

As for why do they have so many umbrella companies… same as all dodgy firms to either confuse he public or the government… or as a bonus both. It lets the dodgy role debts to worthless companies while seeming to offer more than the competition… it used to go on in opticians all the time, false growth and very profitable, as moving money around a desktop usually is for some reason.

[elwaclaret]

I read this thread with puzzlement. What does it mean? Perhaps simplifying it so those of us who have small brains can understand it and maybe respond??

Is this still a football messageboard? What does this thread have to do with football?

The original poster is the boards unofficial theoretical theologian, and often where we Burnley fans come to have a little mind expanding out of the box time. Nothing to do with football but good fun if you like rolling random stuff around your mind.

[yTib]

The original poster is the boards unofficial theoretical theologian, and often where we Burnley fans come to have a little mind expanding out of the box time. Nothing to do with football but good fun if you like rolling random stuff around your mind.

in my experience the words 'simulacra' and 'fun' are rarely good bedfellows.

[the_magic_rat]

Amazona's
Getting closer
Soon you'll see.
Journey's over
We almost there!


Band and album for a bonus point

Stranded by Roxy Music?

[Pstotto]

We're being fed simulacra and it's not fun and life can be ruined as a result however being creative around a subject can lighten the mood as the scam is exposed for the dirty chimera it is and with football there might be a tenuous link in the idea of a free market for example the attempt at a breakaway league or new rules for football.

[boatshed bill]

Stranded by Roxy Music?

Well done, bonus points awarded