The Back Porch: Where Garbage Goes to Meet Its Demise

As we gaze out at the vast expanse of space, it's easy to forget that our daily lives are connected to the very same atmosphere that holds our planet together. Take, for instance, the humble back porch – a staple of suburban America where trash is often carelessly discarded without a second thought. The owners of this particular park affectionately refer to it as "the back porch," and its primary function is to serve as a dumping ground for waste that's destined for incineration in Earth's atmosphere.

It's a process both fascinating and, quite frankly, a bit morbid. You see, when we throw our garbage out into the world, we're essentially setting it loose upon the universe. By the time it reaches its final destination – the outer reaches of space – it's been reduced to nothing more than a tiny, insignificant speck. And yet, as we watch meteorites streak across the sky, burning up harmlessly in the atmosphere, it's hard not to ponder the fate of our own waste.

Will it too eventually find its way into the great unknown? The answer, much like our trash, is still out there somewhere – floating through the void, suspended in a state of limbo between creation and destruction. It's a thought-provoking concept, one that speaks to the very nature of our existence within this vast, uncaring cosmos.

But what about the cost of all this? When we think back on our love affair with gasoline-powered vehicles, it's easy to overlook the sticker shock that comes with owning one. Gasoline motors are expensive, indeed – a Suzuki Yamaha 300 horsepower motor will set you back around $24,000. And then there's the battery pack: a staggering $256,000 for the top-of-the-line model. That's equivalent to purchasing an awful lot of gasoline over time.

And let's not forget about electric boats and smart glasses. Evo Vita has recently introduced the world's most powerful electric outboard motor to the United States – at a price tag that defies comprehension: $80,000 for the motor alone. But wait, there's more! The battery pack that comes with it costs a whopping $256,000. That's right; the entire system is worth a cool million dollars. And if you think about it, it's not just the cost of the motor or the battery pack – it's the constant need to recharge them.

Speaking of which, have you ever stopped to consider the dangers of cell phones and radiation? Not only do they emit electromagnetic waves that can be hazardous to our health, but when paired with smart glasses, the risks become exponentially greater. It's one thing to keep your phone at arm's length; it's quite another to wear it directly on your face.

One article in particular caught my eye – a report from Es Luxotica, a luxury goods company worth a whopping $100 billion pounds. The company has reportedly bet big on the idea of glasses replacing smartphones as the next big thing. It's an interesting notion, one that speaks to our growing dependence on technology and the blurring of lines between reality and virtual reality.

But here's the thing: when we value something at such a high price point, are we considering the long-term consequences? Will this new generation of smart glasses truly bring us closer to our goals, or will they ultimately prove to be a recipe for disaster – both literally and figuratively? Only time will tell.

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cars where they make the most sense let's face it are we driving trains ourselves down the road no we have cars the trains are on tracks and they carry a lot of commercial stuff carry big things you need to be big right that's why the 18 wheelers are failing with batteries because they just can't go that far and they take forever to charge back up that's why they're trying to mess around with fuel cells which can go further and refuel faster for 18 wheel trucks it would probably make more sense if they ever have an infrastructure for right but electric cars it makes sense make small ones right but they're not bringing to the United States cuz they all Americans don't like small cars blah blah blah blah well there's a lot of people in the United States and I'm sure there's millions of them would be totally happy with a little tiny electric car that was cheap and they didn't have to buy a 60 800,000 electric car to toy around them well here's a sad note for Rich snobs the Maserati sales have plunged 60% and stanas of course who owns Maserati they blame dealer discounts and marketing now here's a hilarious one okay so the Maserati dealers have these Maseratis that nobody wants to buy right so they're lowering the prices and what does stellana say no you shouldn't do that that's horrible because stalas boss Carlos devarus he's pointing figures at Maserati's marketing and he says that the dealers who are discounting the prices on the Maseratis are tarnishing the Brand's premium allore we have the snobby rties for rich people oh no they're lowering the price they're not snobby anymore they're becoming cheap they're still not cheap they're junk they've been junk for a long time now way back in the day they tried bringing his Maserati into the United States it was a massive failure and they were junk I know people who bought them thought oh look I'm getting an Italian sports car a sedan oh look at this great thing they fell apart they were piles of junk right and of course they did it cuz at one point in time Chrysler own Maserati right it's kind of ironic when you think about it at one point in time Chrysler owned Maserati then later Chrysler gets bought by Fiat and then by stanus who owns Maserati it's kind of bizarre right they're whining you can't Deep Discount our snob cars because then they're not snobby oh not as Maserati only the common pans could buy a Maserati now they're lowering the prices the poor Maserati they can't sell the stupid things and then if they lower the price they said you're tarnishing our luxury car brand by lowering the price all I have to say is who cares what the rich snobs are buying in their stupid car companies let them all go under it's probably a good thing you know Maserati made junk for years the fact that they're still around I don't know I guess the Italians have something about it Fiats throw money into it throw money in it and then they say you can't lower the prices that tarnishes is our luxury brand o well you think you got a problem and you let it slide for a while maybe you got a leaky Tire on your car so you add a once it I'll go get it fixed you don't get it fixed well think of the space station the International Space Station has been leaking air for five years now and they haven't fixed it five years you know even the most laadle of car owners would generally get the leak fixed before five years is up right and here's the hilarious thing the whole leak leak started 5 years ago when they hooked up the Russian branch of the space station oh what a surprise the Russians can't make good things Russia doesn't make hardly anything it's a service economy they got oil and gas and a service everything they buy comes from somewhere else we made the mistake of hooking up with him that piece of the state station being made in Russia now the thing leaks air not a good thing to leak air when you're in outer space since we breathe air you know and then they say things like oh all space Vehicles leak an aerospace engineer professor says and I quote all space stations leak yes but it's a matter how much do they leak right and now the last figure they gave in April it's leaking 3.7 lbs of atmosphere every day and as one of the space station astronauts says Hey leaks are hard to sort out they're hard to find sounds like when you take a cardio mechanics This is complicated it might take a while to figure this one out right these leaks were first found in September 2019 they were traced to a tunnel in the Russian service module that they put on we got a bad enough problem with things that aren't made right by Bo well the Russians they're even worse look at their equipment in Ukraine it's not working out all that well right and if you didn't know it hey they're throwing their garbage in outer space at the space station listen to this the tunnel Park they call it the back porch and it's mainly used to store trash that's scheduled for incineration in Earth's atmosphere in other words they're just throwing it out and then by the time it comes down it burns up meteors coming down meteorites right and they're burning up in the atmosphere well garbage will do the same thing they're just throwing their garbage out kind of like a bunch of rednecks in a trailer park hey we'll throw our big cans in the backyard what the heck only their beer cans don't incinerate cuz they're not floating around the earth so the whole thing you can't help but laugh and now they wouldn't have told us before cuz they would to hide there but now they're say well that's where we throw the garbage out so it falls down to earth hey what the heck we got to do something with a garbage righty you can't bury it there's no dirt in outer space well I can't help but laugh now of course they're trying to sell people electric boats and listen to this it's a company called Evo Vita and they've introduced the world's most powerful electric outboard motor to the United States look of course they made it look like a regular outboard motor right it's the most powerful well guess what they don't tell you this but I looked it up and researched it it's also the world's most expensive outport because how much does the motor cost well in this case it isn't just the motor it's the motor and the battery pack now you buy a regular gasoline motor they're expensive I'm looking at a Suzuki Yamaha they're 23 $24,000 for a 300 Hors power gasoline motor okay so you know they're not cheap now these start at $80,000 a piece so a lot of difference between 24,000 80,000 bucks but that's the tip of the iceberg here people because if you want the full power for the 300 horsepower motor it's going to last long guess what the battery pack that you need costs the battery pack for the top end one is $256,000 now you can buy an awful lot of gasoline for $256,000 right it's bad enough that the motors you know almost four times the price well the battery pack is $256,000 it's whole thing about electric potes it's going to be for the ultra wealthy yes my battery pack costs a million dollar how much is yours O Let's have some caviar and champagne and celebrate I always love reading the Articles because it's interesting technology right and I read them then I how much is it they never tell you what it costs right so I did a little research and found out not only is the motor expensive but the battery pack is tons more than the motor itself can you imagine if the gasoline for your outboard motor cost more than the outboard motor did I mean hey think about that now and you still got to recharge it it doesn't charge itself do any of these futurists think about reality and things that actually are going to happen because of revolutionary technology they're doing I can't help but I just read this article which said es luxotica bets on glasses replacing smartphones as its values at 100 billion pounds now talking about oh we're on our phones we just have glasses at our smartphones and everything we own phones okay do you understand anything about radiation cell phones put radiations out that's why one of the best things to do with your cell phone when you're talking is put it on speaker phone hold it away from your head right but if you've got your phone built into your smart glasses it's sitting right next to your brain all right and all that electromagnetic radiation go right through your stinking head when it's broadcasting out right does anybody think of this stuff are they that stupid I mean it's one thing you got it a little bit away the closer it gets the more concentrated it is so yeah let's put it right on your glasses by your eyes where the holes in your head are so the radiation can go directly to your brain now that sounds like a great idea you know and they say well it's worth a hundred billion dollars now well how do they value what something's worth it could be worth trons do cuz now these people are going that brain surgery because they're going to get cancer in the brain and nodules grow cuz all the radiation's going right through their eyes cuz they're wearing it on their glasses what kind of idiots are pushing this and then they show some snobby rich guy with a glasses on European e and he I don't have a phone I have smart glasses yes guess what your brain's going to be fried over time too so if you never want to miss another one of my new car repair videos remember to ring that Bell nah\n"