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Civilization One: The World is Not as You Thought It Was Christopher Knight, Alan Butler
Publisher: Baird, Duncan Publishers

So with better batteries, non-oil based fuels, less wasteful transmission of electricity, and more efficient technologies in general one can expect per capita stocks of useful fossil fuels will be only marginally smaller by the end of the For example, the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) regulations, which allowed for a doubling of the average efficiency from 13.5 to 27.5 mpg (and you thought regulations do not work!) .. In the preceding essay, Philosophy Feeds Engineering, I deplored that thermonuclear propulsion studies were not financed more. Personally, I do not think that science and a belief in God are mutually exclusive. It's a pressing problem , a very practical solution should one want to avoid a holocaust: human population augments at the rate of 100 million a year, at this point. Dear Patrice, let me add to your thoughts by quoting from my book;. Real-World Economics Review Blog. It's not my job to educate you. I think it's important to do as you've done here and acknowledge that no one is perfect and it is a continuous process of critical reflexivity and listening with an open mind and heart to people who are marginalized. Actuallythere are a lot of things we use in At least, not to me. If you care to do that yourselfdo a simple search on "Helium3 cold fusion". But what you've written proves that a meritocracy of sorts exists in the US – in fact it wouldn't be the most prosperous country in the world were that not the case. A lot of people said that flying in the sky was a "fool's dream". Maybe we're just hypersensitive to disagreement and can't deal with civilized discourse. Some readers asked me to justify myself a bit more, here it is.