Don't cut off quotes mid sentence:

> There’s huge lie (by omission) about renewables: nobody explained how to convert the world to 100% renewable energy without coal backup.

Because not everywhere in the world has access to hydroelectric power. The point remains: there is no plan to power the world with renewables without a fossil fuel backup. At least not any feasible plan - batteries don't scale, and the Sabatier processes has well below 50% round trip efficiency.

> Don't cut off quotes mid

You managed to get the gist.

You don't need a plan to power the world. Try a plan to power your own state and let the rest of the world sort itself out. When you're at 80% renewables and then get stuck, then I'll believe it's an issue. Not when you're at 20% and handwaving theoretical excuses.

Not every country has so small population and access to hydropower. Sure some small counties can go 100% renewables but it doesn’t scale.

Yes it does. Countries with bigger populations can do more, not less. That should be obvious.