Seawater Batteries: The Planetary Cathode — Rethinking Energy Storage
Welcome to Crisis in Perception, where we examine the systems shaping our world.
This episode explores seawater batteries as a systems-level analysis of energy storage architecture.
The discussion examines how modern batteries rely on closed systems built around finite resources, while emerging seawater battery designs attempt to connect energy storage directly to naturally circulating planetary systems. The deeper issue involves the tradeoff between efficiency and abundance, revealing how infrastructure design shapes long-term resource dependence.
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