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kristopher

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7. In hunter gather societies men usually had a 15-20 hour work week.

Reply to hunter (Reply #6)

Sat Mar 1, 2014, 03:02 AM

Mar 2014

Of course the women worked pretty much 18-20 hours a day, but I don't imagine that fact will worry you any more than all the others that most would think should count in your opinion. After all, you're different - we get it.

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I'd like to see some experimentation with "micro" levels of residential electric service. [View all] hunter Feb 2014 OP

Interesting ideas...of course, the board of directors at the for-profit utility companies would MADem Feb 2014 #1

Interesting, but .... oldhippie Feb 2014 #2

Well, individuals could embrace the concepts. They then could cut the power companies out of the MADem Mar 2014 #3

What's ridiculous? hunter Mar 2014 #4

"society like ours cannot be supported by renewables" kristopher Mar 2014 #5

I'm unreachable, kristopher. hunter Mar 2014 #6

In hunter gather societies men usually had a 15-20 hour work week. kristopher Mar 2014 #7