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To: E. Charters who wrote (41126)	5/26/2007 2:32:32 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (3) of 78420

I have felt for years now, the thesis of your article lies n the ability to form a mental image of just how large exponetial metals consumption will be given almost infinite liquidity and modern social and financial vehicles to increase consumption. I think most people are not thinking large enough. Simple equation: it is a lot easier to create liquididty than get a mining permit for Kensington ergo we seem to be consuming much more metal than we can supply. As to the comment why aren't prices higher--they seem pretty damn high to me-lol. I think onepath was the first person I heard coin the concept 2nd industrial revolution. So whereas some people are focused on gold rising in the face of a desparate dollar weakness, others are concentrating on the quickly diminishing supply of all commodities. The 6.5 billion people are doing some massive consumption-lol. Why only own 1 car when you can own 5, and only eat one steak when you can afford two, or spned the afternnon at Macdonalds.-lol. And of course it needs to be consummed while wearing lots of jewlry and surrounded by myriad technology.

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