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To: DEM who wrote (32930)	9/28/2008 12:54:09 PM
From: dvdw©	Respond to of 206809

Dem your post is about as cogent as it gets. hang around, your bandwidth is refreshing in a world of momentum based on missing information.

To: DEM who wrote (32930)	9/28/2008 2:33:30 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Respond to of 206809

I hope i'm around to see it.

To: DEM who wrote (32930)	9/28/2008 4:08:42 PM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 206809

Hopefully-the World still runs on fossil fuels. Efficiency would help (a lot), but hydrogen has to be produced (currently) by burning fossil fuels. US just happens to have the World biggest supply of coal, about 700 years worth at current level of consumption, so that's a good thing. By the way, you can liquify it and make it into cheap gas <G>

To: DEM who wrote (32930)	9/28/2008 9:55:06 PM
From: Grandk	Respond to of 206809

I am in agreement. It is my belief that we will see Alternative Energy (AE) in the near future that makes our current system and paradigm (forgive me for using such an overused word) look ridiculous. I am a strong believer in the innovation of the human being. We have been gifted with the most amazing minds that can deal with the most difficult of problems. What that technology is I have no clue. I do not believe we have seen it yet although we may have touched upon it with our current technology. (I don't think VLNC is the answer but maybe they will be the one's that get us to the next step). Anyway, I agree with the other poster that said stick around. A little optimism these days goes along way.