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To: STEVE G who wrote (91)	11/24/1997 11:39:00 PM
From: Marty Lee	Read Replies (2) of 825

Steve..Could it be politics? How "political" could the Rand Cam Concept be? Just think.. You wake up tomorrow, turn on the financial news, and the first thing you see is some Talking Head babbling on about some rotary engine to replace the piston.. and having a hundred other applications besides that... Blaw, blaw, blaw.. You and I and Andrew are millionaires!!!!!! On the other hand, maybe not. Maybe we will continue to see a lot of news about electric cars.. Cars powered on electromagnetic freeways and controlled by satellites loving care from above... Driving by voice command our future carriage will start regardless how drunk we are.. No need for seat belts nor air bags! The vehicles themselves are manufactured at the place of "purchase" as is everything else with the advent of nanotechology's paradigm shift. Sounds like sci-fi.. for sure.. Unfortunately, we are more likely to hear of nuclear powered flying machines coming up with the sun tomorrow than we are to see an article in one daily rag that refers to the RAND CAM ENGINE. Robertson should rename the damn thing.. From something less literal to something more poetic.. Like the Road Kill Engine. Bill Gates would be more likely to build something with the ROAD KILL ENGINE in it just for the fun of it than Ford ever will. "Ford" is the "piston engine." It will always be the "piston engine." Old technologies do not accept new technologies. They are replaced by them. Asking "Ford" to support research on a rotary engine is like asking AT&T to support digital networks which allow the creation of direct competion to themselves. Robertson has got to find some interest that will embrace his technology to the point that it "threatens" the "Fords" of this world. Robertson will die before Ford makes a car with his rotary engine in it.... Your friend, Marty

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