"No need to ban gas: Just trust Silicon Valley + the magic of the market" sounds like a bad satire of a circa-2012 GMU blog. Like really? After 1000 years of refinement we'll suddenly improve stoves?
Yet here we are, now wielding stove capabilities beyond human comprehension
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It doesn't always work out like this lol. Quite often we need collective action mechanisms to transform market incentives and shape innovation
But this time the libertarians won. Your children will view gas stoves the way we see iceboxes, we won't even need to regulate them
I bought & installed it without telling my wife. There has been some skepticism. We'll see if she comes along in a cpl of weeks. 
In fairness on the Odd Lots demo episode, Tracy was mad that Joe can now cook a perfect egg every time without practice. She prides herself on the effort needed to master that manually on gas
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Totally delusional. Induction is impractical for home and also most professional use.
Check out Impulse Labs YouTube demos if you can't make it to the showroom in SF
I have an induction stove and it thermal throttles when I fry anything on it. Maybe it's just a cheap stove, but a cheap gas stove lets me cook!
You should consider trying the greatest stove humanity has ever conceived, noted in OP, instead of using a random bad stove
i mean weren’t induction stoves already solved? i really fail to see the point of this—it looks hideous to me and i’ve never once needed degree control over my food
Also, I am very dubious of the claims of indoor air quality issues with natural gas/propane. Yes, kerosene burning indoors would be bad. But natural gas/propane is very clean burning.
Using a 10kW mini nuclear reactor to sous vide - sous vide! - a steak is pure culinary absurdity.
But hey…this is what abundance looks like…better to have it as an option than not have it…
Trying to put this stove in my remodel, the designer complains it will have bad resale. It’s still early
Why you need to lay out $7000 for a stove? There is no domestic 400V triphase? Here you can get a Bosch PerfectFry stove for €450.
uh-uh
and we're making progress on animal ag
rape and murder industry
but too late for trillions of victims
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five-day-old calves waiting to be slaughtered
(when you buy milk, cheese, butter, you pay for this!)
just eat plants
it's not hard
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We arguably did the same thing on climate change, and while things could be better, I don’t think anyone thought the Texas grid would be hitting 50% clean energy in 2026.
And it’ll be prohibitively expensive to prop up valuations until China actually decides to manufacture it and then the government and media talking heads will suddenly start obsessing over the “security concerns” of stoves and ban them
American tech, everyone
For developing the technology sure but government policy is great for accelerating this transition. The faster the better if we want fewer kids with asthma!
Barefoot and pregnant women cant get near those things on a daily basis ask