You said "nobody talks about what it does to the land" and that's exactly it. But here's my question: did anyone in your town actually try to fight it before the vote, or did people just shrug and assume solar = good? Because I've seen too many communities treat these projects like they're untouchable, like questioning them makes you anti-climate. What did the city council say when you brought up the pollinator meadow? Did they even have a real answer, or was it all about tax revenue and megawatt goals?

Funny how "stuck in the 50s" was really just reality that repeats, my grandpa said the same thing about my first car and I blew it off too. The real kicker nobody talks about is that modern gas with ethanol actually makes old point systems worse, so the tune-up advice matters even more now than it did back then. Dad was basically diagnosing a problem that would get worse with time, not stuck in some old habit.

Macros saved my butt on an old VF-2, honestly feels like cheating once you get it.