Thus innovation by fiat is not truly innovation?  Using the example of mandated 
ethanol content in fuel and the subsequent havoc it's played on food prices, 
I'd say you're right.

-Bryan

--- On Mon, 6/23/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You are correct, Jerry. There will, and should always be, people exploring 
just beyond the known and accepted limits of reality. The incentive is 
capitalism. As capitalism is weakened so is exploration and invention. 
Unfortunately, the more we become a nanny-state-country the more we weaken 
capitalism. And, typically, Democrats tend to pass more nanny laws. I think you 
can see where our beloved country is currently headed.
 
Jim in Tucson
 
 
 

In a message dated 6/23/2008 1:50:38 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

  For the record (as if it mattered), there are lots of alternative power 
  possibilities out there, yet we tend to be lazy and concentrate or 
  remember only a few, and it seldom occurs to us that we may have more choices 
  than what we've been told.  This is because we tend to accept what we 
  hear from authorities, or those whose opinions we've accepted as infallible 
or 
  likely to be valid.  In many cases this is acceptable, but when we close 
  our eyes and say "It can't be done" merely because we don't think that it can 
  be done based on our knowledge today, we ignore possible potential so that we 
  may feel secure in our programmed beliefs.
  Perhaps my suggestion is completely "out of line" with current 
  reality.  
  Should we be content to pay through the nose for contemporary 
  sources of power or fuel, because they are here now and because we feel safe 
  with those sources?
  I don't think so.  
  Idea Development, folks... We don't know what may be accomplished until 
  we try it, and the more development allowed, the more knowledge we 
  gain.    
   
  If you think my suggestion is silly, ridiculous, or totally absurd, well, 
  that's okay.  Time will tell.
   
  Jerry aka LGO
   
   
   



  
  
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