Those are good points.
I had been thinking of partly cooking on the engine, and finishing in the oven. (Use case is baking something that needs 90 minutes in the oven.) Actually moving hot food is an issue, though one we deal with normally when baking.
2008! I had no idea people still did this. Fantastic!
While I don’t disagree, this is a line of thought that is used to talk people out of everything, including many things we do commonly.
Temperature control is less important for many baking items (potatoes, some casseroles) than modern recipes indicate. Modern temperature control is “easy”, but not needed for many things. Temperature control is critical for a few things, and those would be a bad match.
I do not think we have the same idea of the process.
This is not running the car at the reunion to cook. This is cooking while driving to the reunion and using the waste heat. The process is similar to baking on a campfire.
It does seem a better seal than “pinched aluminum foil” would be needed.
Mythbusters has an episode (Food Fables) with Alton Brown
Thank you. Looks like Episode 196 from Season 13 Episode 7.
The 90°C is a big issue as I would need ~205°C (400 °F) for real baking.
Most car trips don’t warrant a stopping for food.
Yes. It would be helpful in areas where the grocery store (or Costco) is 15 to 30 minutes from the eating place (home).
This is very true.
Much easier to plumb water to the garage.
We have natural gas cooking.
So, yes.
I think hospitals and clinics have been operated by states and cities for a long time.
Hard to start, easy to teardown.
Massachusetts has one (I don’t know details)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_health_care_reform
There are books for children on this. Lots of them. Read a few and pick ones that fit your values. I suggest providing a few.
He is hearing information already. Much of it wrong.
You made a dollar this last year?
Let’s ensure we also make household robots unreasonably strong and durable. We don’t want shotgun wielding humans to be able to disable one, or barricade in a house.
It is all a simulation. I died in 1999. Sorry zoomers.
Boomers are retiring and 401ks ensure that these companies will make money purely from “value potential”.
Peter Zeihan expects the opposite as Boomers sell their stock to fund lifestyle.
Could be both. First up, then down.
Edit to fix name.
No. That is something else.
Every month I throw out the old system and start over.
Should be a word for that.
Love it! A nice treat after work.