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The Age of an Engine
by Stirling Newberry
There are many ways to look at each period or time. One picks the lens to
view the world that makes what you are looking at snap into focus. Viewed
from the lens of energy, there have been three waves of
The author flubbed some of his dates and therefore
some of his conclusions are innaccurate. Specifically
I'm talking about the Mechanical age based on water
and wind...his date for the beginning of these
developments (such as the waterwheel and whindmill)
are off by at least 300-400 years.I also
From: Damon Agretto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The author flubbed some of his dates and therefore
some of his conclusions are innaccurate. Specifically
I'm talking about the Mechanical age based on water
and wind...his date for the beginning of these
developments (such as the waterwheel and
