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I personally prefer mouser over digikey.

I wasn't alluding to BST. Milk contains growth hormones naturally, because calves half to gain an absurdly amount of weight in a short time. We don't need to grow so fast as humans.

Yes, this is the opinion of an independent organisation. To quote Wikipedia: "Cancer Research UK's work is almost entirely funded by the public. It raises money through donations, legacies, community fundraising, events, retail and corporate partnerships. Over 40,000 people are regular volunteers"

Don't you see the possibility here that this organisation receives money from pro-diary individuals?

Also, I wasn't alluding to BST. Milk contains growth hormones naturally, because calves half to gain an absurdly amount of weight in a short time. We don't need to grow so fast as humans.

Milk may be better than juice, but it isn't really well suited for humans either. The hormone mixture stimulates cell growth and helps a calf double its weight in 100 days, but what else profits from fast cell growth? Cancer. You will find a lot of studies that support this thesis, and you'll find even more studies denying it - but guess who finances the latter, in most cases it's the dairy industrial complex.

Indeed, they often consist of aluminium for conductivity and steel for stability.

They may cause harmonics, but the underlying sine wave is solid like a rock (well, at least concerning the ENTSO-E over here in Europe, other grids may be more fragile).

Not really - ITER alone is expected to be in excess of $20 billion, that would buy you about 20 modern HVDC Transmission lines, each with a length of 1000 km and able to transmit 40 GW of power in total. That's a lot of power. :-)

http://electrical-engineering-portal.com/analysing-the-costs...

*$100mm

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