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| Posted: Thu Sep 14th, 2006 07:47 am |
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http://forum.atimes.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=362&whichpage=34 Dr. Lee, Thanks again. I’m going to answer your questions and the answers I offer are factual. What happens to the factual answers once a person reads them is not up to me. I can tell you this much however: If I am on a jury, inquest, or panel that decides what to do with criminals who cause War, then, I am afraid that I would end up being almost as evil as those people who cause War. Only God could save them from my sentence. I would hand the people who cause war over to their victims. How to prevent war? The short answer: Find out who causes war and hand them over to their victims. The long and hard answer: Produce more than consumed and invest the surplus into producing more than consumed. How to develop Economy? The short answer: Find out how to produce more for less and invest in that effort. The long and hard answer: AVOID FALSEHOOD. I am convinced that any answer to any question must first avoid falsehood because a false answer is worse than no answer. Having no answer, at least, leaves the questioner looking for the right answer. Power is needed or everyone dies. The Sun is a good source of power. It is a good start. What, for example, could be wrong with a ‘program’ that intends to place solar panels on every house? I’ll answer my own question: What is wrong with a program that intends to place solar panels on every house is a transfer of power from the few to the many that will be irreversible. War would end because people would have more power than they need. What would politicians do then? I’ll answer that question too. Politicians would be begging in the streets instead of begging in palaces.
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