Paldeolien wrote:[...] Tell me Bucheron, it is based on what claims the site that balances unverifiable tables!
What is this gibberish?
I do not understand...
The figures advanced are, in my opinion, completely verifiable since they are figures which come from the manufacturers for the emissions of pollutants, or reports of ADEME for the prices and costs compared of fuels.
Paldeolien wrote:What allows you to assert the impartiality of the author.
Where did I say that? Learn to read before telling bullshit ...
I have said that the author expresses a point of view, which, although personal, is supported and documented. Point.
Paldeolien wrote:Did you see the manufacturers' measuring devices, did you see if they were properly calibrated, were you present during the measurements?
Have you seen the capability tests of these measuring devices, the quality certificates, the standards in force, the sources of fuels, their qualities, etc ...
The list is long if we want to draw real conclusions based on ALL the variables.
I'm sorry Bucheron, but on that one, I would call you incredulous!
Hemmm ...
Think before you post, it will save you from spawning a foolishness per line of text
!
Un
INgullible is someone who does not believe
Administrative staff...
In the present case, I believe in the figures in these tables, yes.
I do not see what interest a builder would have in giving figures that are not to his advantage.
This is also what the article implies: if the figures are not provided by many manufacturers, it may be because they are not as good as the image of the LPG might let believe.
Generally, I take into account what I read when I am given sources that seem reliable.
I do not see why I would need to have before me all the evidence that you list above, it is absolutely ridiculous!
Paldeolien wrote:Woodcutter, the Netherlands were the first countries to promote the GPL because they are the first Europeans to have become aware of ecology, if the ice too fondents, Holland will not love their land is already under the level seas.
There is therefore a real ecological political impulse and a COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS THAT DOES NOT EXIST IN FRANCE.
Are French fuel specialists better than those in Holland?
Must stop looking at the navel in France !!!
The most successful LPG dual-fuel kits are Dutch, it is well known, yes.
Did someone say otherwise?
For the rest, I don't see the connection ...
The melting of ice due to global warming is due to the production of CO2!
So if the Dutch had a "
collective consciousness"causing them to fight against this fact to protect their country from submersion, they would not favor LPG which produces more CO2 than petrol or diesel with equivalent performance
Paldeolien wrote:And they would have what heads the pretty tables of figures whose sources are unverifiable, with the data that goes with ...
I think that with the manufacturers who provided these figures, it is on the contrary very easily verifiable, even if I did not try.
Paldeolien wrote:It's so easy in this world to discredit what is good because it doesn't make enough profit ...
Apparently, the author's opinion is that in France, oil companies make a little too much profit on this fuel ... (but on the other hand, not the state, since the taxes are low compared to others fuels).
Paldeolien wrote:If you advocate Bucheron impartiality then go to the end of your convictions.
There it is incoherent your speech, pronounce impartiality with information which is not certified impartial, sorry, I bug!
True impartiality does not exist and what I advocate above all is
verifiable information and not sentences like:
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I remind you that in CM2, in primary school we learn that the more the flame is blue and transparent, the more the combustion is complete.-"
Furthermore, I have never seen my LPG vehicles ... [...] "-"
As far as I'm concerned, I believe what I learned in school."
-"
Hey ho, the calculations, yes, but sometimes common sense even ..."
Paldeolien wrote:I also know how to say that such and such a thing is good because something said that it was good because something had its numbers.
Learn to read your interlocutors!
I say that this article is interesting because documented.
This is absolutely not the case for your words which are neither constructed (you repeat the same thing several times), nor argued, nor supported by external references.
I think what you lack most in your reasoning is a minimum of scientific rigor and above all, a lot of analytical skills ...
Paldeolien wrote:Show me the calibration certifications, the fuel compositions, the percentages of measurement errors.
Who checked? Who does he work for? in what conditions? where? when? with what type of machine? under what standards?
How old is he? How's his eyesight? In what language does he communicate?
Do we use the same machine for each test? Are we comparing the same fuels in the same machine? and so on!!!
We check all this under a bailiff, then we can start talking about impartiality, meanwhile, from everything we see, nothing is verifiable.
All this is quality work and certification eh!
Here ? This is the second layer ...
You already said exactly the same thing a little earlier in your post. It will end up being an obsession!
Do you realize how ridiculous it is to want to completely question the figures provided by people who do not really have an interest in producing data which does not benefit them, and on the other hand ask to believe your point of view WITHOUT ANY REFERENCES?
Paldeolien wrote:This is not a site that will report the truth about fuels, whatever they are, the stakes are far too high!
The truth you will know that if you do the tests yourself and with an IMPARTIAL method.
If you do that keep me posted, I would believe you more than the site!
Besides, I would be really curious to know the truth, because it is obvious that there is a pack of wolves behind all that !!!
The simple fact of knowing that our European neighbors do not practice the same energy policy at all, that flies in the ear.
Note that they live as well as us, if not better ...
The site you are talking about does not state at any time that it has the truth (or else I missed this essential passage
) ...
If you start to believe that everything you read or see is
"THE TRUTH, you are badly crossed ...
Besides, you can't believe checking everything for yourself, it's an egocentric and unconstructive fad.
For my part, I find that the article leads us to reflect on certain facts which are not very clear, by putting forward figures that there is not really any objective reason to doubt and that is the most important.
The construction of a point of view on a subject is a long-term work, which must be done in a critical and constructive way, by ANALYZING what we read, by ASKING on the opposing points of view, by MULTIPLYING the sources of information and by SYNTHESIZING the information that is swallowed.
But surely not passionately and impulsively ...