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New Technology for Energy Independence...

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Benj - 30 Jul 2008 15:03 GMT
What with the high price of gasoline and the energy crisis, clearly
new technology is needed to save the planet. Luckily many smart people
are thinking about these problems and have developed new technology to
save the earth. One example is seen below:

http://www.rise.org.au/info/Applic/Windpumping/windmill.jpg

This amazing new device can pump water to store energy for later
distribution.  Which brings up another new technology, namely water
power. Larger rivers can be blocked at various locations creating
artificial lakes which can be used for electric power generation.
Even better is a "hybrid" technology whereby the technology seen above
is combined with the water-lake technology so that the wind can
actually pump water into the lake creating even MORE energy!

People just don't understand the new technology out there that can
give us all the energy we need! I know my city is at the forefront of
energy independence because our mayor is trying to spend $200 million
in tax dollars for street cars for mass transit and the elimination of
inefficient private vehicles.

People have come up with the new technology for "energy independence".
We have the means to save the Earth.  All we need now is the will to
step forward into the 19th century!
hanson - 30 Jul 2008 16:02 GMT
> What with the high price of gasoline and the energy crisis,
> clearly new technology is needed to save the planet.
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> give us all the energy we need! All we need now is the will to
> step forward into the 19th century!

hanson wrote:
.... ahahaha... and that's what T. Bone Pickens saw and
stepped forward to cash in on the deal... ahahahahaha...
Thanks for the laughs, Ben!.... ahahaha... ahahahanson
zzbunker@netscape.net - 30 Jul 2008 17:01 GMT
> What with the high price of gasoline and the energy crisis, clearly
> new technology is needed to save the planet. Luckily many smart people
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> We have the means to save the Earth.  All we need now is the will to
> step forward into the 19th century!

  Well, that is the one thing that is so unlikely that it's mostly
why the 21st Century man
  started building  A.I., Satellites, GPS, PV Cells, lasers, masers,
HTDV,  CD, DVD,
  Microcomputers, fiber optics, WWW, Holograms, Space Shuttles, post-
Sears Robots,
  USB, Digital Terrain Mapping, and Cruise Missiles  rather that
really giving much
  of a crap anymore what becomes of the idiot 19th Century.
Uncle Al - 30 Jul 2008 19:15 GMT
> What with the high price of gasoline and the energy crisis, clearly
> new technology is needed to save the planet. Luckily many smart people
> are thinking about these problems and have developed new technology to
> save the earth. One example
[snip]

Enslave Blacks and Browns.  It's a minor incremental social shift taht
opens a whole new world of economic utility.  No economc inputs, no
Calories.  Fair is fair.

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