sci.energy

In , BradGuth

wrote
on Mon, 01 Oct 2007 14:11:30 -0700
< @ >:
> On Sep 29, 4:00 pm, The Ghost In The Machine
> wrote:
>> In , BradGuth
>>
>> wrote
>> > Stop thinking inside of your global polluting box. Import as much
>> > technology as you can at less than 10 cents on the dollar (in some
>> > cases 5 cents on the dollar will do, and that's for as good of stuff
>> > as you'd care to spec out)
>>
>> > In other words, put some of these extremely poor countries to work,
>> > building such nifty energy related technology and products for us.
>>
>> So where do we import the hydrogen peroxide from, then?
>
> Since it'll be decades if ever before the good old USofA gets a spare
> kw worth of clean or dirty energy to work with, in which case we
> simply import such fluid energy from Iceland or perhaps China can soon
> enough spare a few megatonnes of their h2o2 per year, and we can also
> get our necessary cache of aluminum or magisium from the same, or from
> Greenland that's melting before our dumbfounded eyes.
>
> However, since there's toilet paper becoming worth more than US
> dollars, we may soon have a wee problem in paying for any of it.

OK, so we import it. Now ... how do THEY get it?

(As for the toilet paper...that's replaced with a washcloth,
in a pinch. But that's probably best discussed elsewhere.)

> - Brad Guth -
>

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