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To: Jim P. who wrote (127638)	1/18/2010 9:41:54 PM
From: Bearcatbob	1 Recommendation Respond to of 206110

"I am thankful the recent additions to natural gas reserves should mitigate some of the decline in crude oil. IMO natural gas will bridge us to a lower standard of living not a market replacement solution." Ultimately I believe electrification will be the answer - but it may very well be something we do not expect. Perhaps the key to "cold" fusion - or some other form of fusion will be developed. This would make energy abundant and hopefully cheap. I do not know what it will be - but I believe it will be something. Whale oil - no problem. Guano (sp?) - no problem. As an engineer I have a lot of faith in technology. Heck, I remember 10 years ago when only imported LNG would solve the decline in natural gas availability. LOL - technology fixed that one. It has ever been so. Doom and gloom is a tool for expanding government power. It has ever been so. Be optimistic.