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Technology has always found its greatest consumer in a
nation's war and defense efforts. Since the last attempts at a
"Star Wars" defense system, has technology changed
considerably enough to make the latest Missile Defense
initiatives more successful? Can such an application of
science be successful? Is a militarized space inevitable,
necessary or impossible?
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lchic
- 08:48am May 10, 2003 EST (#
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Matchbox collection
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fredmoore
- 09:13am May 10, 2003 EST (#
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Hang the T-shirt ... Love that 90 Ferrari F50 .... Brmmm
Brmmm .... Oooh yeah!!
lchic
- 09:13am May 10, 2003 EST (#
11556 of 11566) ~~~~ It got understood and exposed
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Maslow http://www.elliottsamazing.com/maslow.html
lchic
- 09:34am May 10, 2003 EST (#
11557 of 11566) ~~~~ It got understood and exposed
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It's interesting to note how 'public figures' who have
satisfied their own needs take the time to look to the needs
of others - Buffet (Edu), Gates (Vaccinations/Edu), Turner
(Peace), Newman -- Spaghetti sauce :)
It seems that Casey set Showalter on a problem solving
course that was ultimately designed to show how it was
possible to give the 'free world' higher improved living
standards - as compared to the then closed world of communism.
Raised baseline standards haven't yet come to pass. When
answers are possible, then, the question is why hasn't the
world worked together to raise 'the lot' of humanity.
Showalter would say that the (Casey) 'will' to give all the
people of the world a higher, decent baseline of existence has
to be regenerated.
Perhaps all nations need to take out an
R&D_insurance_policy that they pay into for a couple of
decades in the expectation that at the end of that time
improvements of provision can be attained via optimal
engineering with the implementation of economies of scale, to
give affordable energy, adequate shelter and food with a clean
and plentiful water supply.
Showalter assures us that the solutions are to hand -
needing funding for technical development - from Governments
and private sources. So why isn't it happening?
lchic
- 09:43am May 10, 2003 EST (#
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The economy that's growing fastest in the world today is
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rshow55
- 11:21am May 10, 2003 EST (#
11559 of 11566) Can we do a better job of finding
truth? YES. Click "rshow55" for some things Lchic and I have
done and worked for on this thread.
As a minimum, I'd need an agreement, in writing or
otherwise usable in bureacratic circumstances, about what the
government would let me use of my work, and what it would
restrict.
If I could get past that - there might be fairly
straighforward answers to
So why isn't it happening?
Based on my past experience, that level of clearance
might be enough.
lchic
- 11:29am May 10, 2003 EST (#
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Showalter - much of your output has been financed by
yourself, family, wife, with encouragement and assistance from
intellectual partners ....
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