that snow town

where is that

Italy

they're giving away houses in that town

yes but where

its the town in the link

bisaccia

for $1

southern italy

Bisaccia

i didnt know southern italy has snow like this

campagnia

a great yardstick for insulators is that in general, gasses insulate better then liquids which insulate better then solids

https://medium.com/@budwilliams/co2-is-an-insulating-gas-it-absorbs-infrared-heat-photons-bc258c9bad47

they probably only give it to poor italian families

you cant just go there as an amerimutt or snownword

idk, a lot of times they want someone stable

high insulating windows due so vis a vi gas injected between the glass panes

glass is a cold insulator though, meaning its cold to the touch, less comfort

wood is a hot insulator, more comfort

brick is great too

@>Cytos, de lieve goede synth

okej, so can you insulate a building with double walls
filled with carbondioxide?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermos_LLC

the power of vacuum

afaik you'd need to be a citizen

one of the reasons wood is a good insulator is because dry wood contains air, kept stationary by the wood fibre after drying

and that takes like 9 years

_if_ you get it

lol

the idea of keeping walls filled with gas might work for insulation sure, but i bet the energy you put in to get that working is going to outweigh the benefits

i mean if there is any leak in the balloon you gotta refill constantly

eh most places they make exceptions if you make some investment in the local community or bring a business etc

*Return to the Old World.*

the best gas insulator on this list seems to be argon with 0.016

thats just thermal insulation though, house might blow up i dono

What are the Amerimutts up to on the East Coast?

I think you need to do that and then wait 10 years

I don't know

@>Cytos, de lieve goede synth

the idea was to build wood building that can easily be rebuild