Essay Question: What are some things that you can do now to make the most of that third of a million pushups* worth of ordered energy, if indeed it's there, in each gallon of fossil-fuel gasoline (non-renewable) that you use?

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* Assume 114100 BTUs or 1.2×108 Joules in a gallon of regular gasoline, and that a pushup involves lifting a weight if 80 kg × 9.8 m/sec2 a distance of 1 meter. The pushup then requires 392 Joules, and dividing this into the gasoline energy gives 307097 pushups per gallon.