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LIT directional thesis

Batteries quietly eat the grid, getting installed everywhere behind the meter, so per-person battery stock keeps multiplying for years.

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the answer is no, we're not totally screwed because batteries actually do the same job that the grid does... The grid transports power from one place to another... it's actually performing a spatial arbitrage... Now we have batteries. Batteries store power at one time of day and they release it at another time of day. So batteries are performing a temporal arbitrage
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