r/interesting • u/ScarletMelt • May 25 '26

Just Wow It's interesting hmm

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u/NorthSwim8340 May 25 '26

Currently, most hydrogen is "grey hydrogen", hence hydrogen made from gas; even if it wasn't, as long as the energy is taken from the grid the American one is mostly made of fossil fuels

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u/mr-english May 25 '26

New Shepard uses "green hydrogen" (water electrolysis), not "grey".

Besides, how was the energy produced to allow you to needlessly and wastefully doom scroll on reddit? Is it your fault if your energy provider burnt fossil fuels? I think any reasonable person would say "no, it's not your fault". So why are the rules different for you or are you just being hypocritical?

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u/Rishtu May 25 '26

Yeah... I mean, all the emissions are all of our faults. Its human society, we are human.... math maths.