Humans are not the smartest species on the planet

whilst a lot of those are real issues, not to mention the fact that solar plants need employees, and the fact that transporting the energy won't be too efficient due to energy loss, I disagree with the dust point. Dust is an issue, but 1 gram of dust per square meter won't reduce the productivity by 40%, considering 2 solar panels were tested, one literally coated with dust from a drought lasting around a week, and the dust covered panel only lost around 9% productivity.

Do you have a better system for dealing with massive human populations?

I do not. Politics as an idea works. It's just power hungry politicians that lie and scam their way into power that ruin it. It sickens me honestly. I wish I had a better solution.

But besides the massive cost behind that, there'd be taxes and tariffs on the energy as it passes through, free though it should be.

Go to YouTube and watch Tunderfoot's videos on the subject and you will see that solar roadways are not viable.

'Solar freaking roadways'

> Not viable
> Government approved plans to "Solar Roadway"-ify an entire town in idaho next year

Fuck up how? And exactly how could we do the implied massive amount of damage? Do you have any idea how massive the Sahara is?