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Old 12-04-2007, 09:25 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Are you saying mowing down the rain forest is a good thing? Growing plants for fuel seems a bit Rube Goldberg to me when one considers the amount of energy it takes to grow plants.

Here's a thought, why don't we subpoena the FBI under the "Freedom of Information" act to release all of Tesla's research on power generation?
No No No LOL

I love the rain forest without it we are doomed !!!!!!!!!! But I read my comment when I came back to reply and completely see how one could get that Impresion.

I'm saying yes!! yes !! to the cost of fuel.

And well I'll have to research out Tesla's position but if it has to do with making a better informed decision than well I guess I don't have enough info enlighten me.

As far as Tesla vehicles go I don't think it's a problem in design that can be easily adjusted I think the main impact would be plant redesign and crop switchover's from farmers who are making some good returns off of corn which would be a bit of an undertaking too do.

But the end result would be cheaper fuel and cheaper over head so better to correct an error early on than try to push it foreword.Why reinvent the wheel ?

We don't have to invent everything here and besides that we kind of have a deadline to make are start drilling in Alaska and we don't want that.

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No No No LOL

I love the rain forest without it we are doomed !!!!!!!!!! But I read my comment when I came back to reply and completely see how one could get that Impresion.

I'm saying yes!! yes !! to the cost of fuel.

And well I'll have to research out Tesla's position but if it has to do with making a better informed decision than well I guess I don't have enough info enlighten me.

As far as Tesla vehicles go I don't think it's a problem in design that can be easily adjusted I think the main impact would be plant redesign and crop switchover's from farmers who are making some good returns off of corn which would be a bit of an undertaking too do.

But the end result would be cheaper fuel and cheaper over head so better to correct an error early on than try to push it foreword.Why reinvent the wheel ?

We don't have to invent everything here and besides that we kind of have a deadline to make are start drilling in Alaska and we don't want that.
Tesla vehicles? I'm not talking about cars. Let's get on the same page, shall we?
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Old 12-05-2007, 02:15 AM   #23 (permalink)
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Well I cant see a reason for them to hide electrical motor information from people are manufactures since it was the prim directive from the beginning to use electric cars for the future to replace gas fuels.The battery life now is pretty good getting you 30 mil. per charge which I think is great for local driving.

But the batteries are still to large per holding capacity and as far as I know all military equipment still operates from standard fuel.Another way to go would be to give up Independence are maby not by using individual cars using a national roughting system using magnetic strips placed on all magor roads that worked a bit like the new train systems.

So basically you can travel at high speeds from point a to point b using no fuel and then when you brake off to your destination you would switch to the battery .

But what exactly do you believe thay might have from his research ?
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But what exactly do you believe thay might have from his research ?
Power generation and distribution. If we used Tesla's research, the oil industry would crumble. That's why it has been sequestered.
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How surprising. None of the church of global warming liberals are willing to give Bush credit for a successful environmental policy.
I dare Bush to say the word "environmental" without stuttering..
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Power generation and distribution. If we used Tesla's research, the oil industry would crumble. That's why it has been sequestered.
Yea that might have been the case in years past but we are going to be introuble if we don't get are country prepared for the future that is were the U.S has always come out on top in the world are vision for a better future sometimes stimulated by environmental wealth.

And when we run short in the bank in that department we can get really creative vary quickly if we can see the need and I think we have come to that point .

But looking outside the box for a moment were would Arabia ,Kuwaiti ,Iraq , Iran and other country's that hold most if not all of their main source of income from oil and what have thay done with all of the money besides spend it on their daughters 50,000.000 dollar birthday party ?

Did thay reinvest in another source of income are job's for it's peoples are will thay brake out in war when the cash runs dry ? So I think globally we need to tell them hay better prepare for a change and start thinking abought the future so we don't leave them holding the bag so to speak.

But all the money that's to be made in oil I think has run it's course and the high price tag for fuel just reinforces that idea so unless their is another energy program we don't know abought then I don't see them hiding info to protect oil moguls.
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