While not censorship in the literal definition, I think in a way solar power could be also considered a censorship resistant technology as a government or company can’t practically block someone from sunlight. Like communication & commerce, energy is essential and solar enables anyone access to electricity without relying on or being blocked by others
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I was talking to my brother about this recently - while solar is free, depends on who processes and controls it I’d reckon? - I think in the US utility is mostly under private sector but controlled by state or municipal council? I remember something abt solar tax but it was removed or never implemented in CA. In my country utility is ran by one company, privatised but wholly-owned by the gov’t - we don’t have sufficient surplus energy to be reliant data centres despite ongoing heatwave lol. I think in Germany utility is nationalised? - a number of European countries I believe fall under this category esp scandi hence the ongoing energy migration dilemma. I remember something along the line of France nationalising some energy companies too. Maybe US has one of the highest liberation when it concerns utility
Only if you have land. If you live in a flat you are not allowed to access the sun much.