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Originally Posted by CraigS
Interestingly, from my experience, throwing money at engineering problems doesn't always solve them.
Frequently, I've seen it actually slowing down the solution to technical problems. Eg: the more minds you get .. the more ideas .. the more competition … the more politics .. the more process .. the slower the outcomes … and the resolutions, frequently turn out to be more a function of non-technical aspects.
Technical issues take time, patience and a lot of disciplined thinking.
The idea that they can be sped up by throwing money at them, is flawed.
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even taking that generalisation and anecdotal evidence into account, which takes my generalisation into account
, spending more than the small amount we currently do on the problem of solar-power will, I believe, lead to outcomes.
I agree that "Technical issues take time, patience and a lot of disciplined thinking." but we have the last two in spades and the first can be minimised to some extent with more funding of research and technical innovation.