Ray9
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There is certainly a lot of high intelligence and superbly developed skill in the scientific community. We all remember the eggheads in school who were east of the bell curve and eventually went off to Harvard and MIT to become scientists and engineers of our future world. But those of us of a more common thread who avoided some of the pitfalls in the human condition stacked a few decades together and acquired some wisdom.
We have kept our eyes open and learned how our world really works. We don’t reject science; we’ve seen what it can do. We recall the Manhattan Project that likely saved the free world. We understand what organized brainpower can accomplish.
We are also keenly aware that physicists, chemists and researchers in any scientific endeavor are all tethered to the same empirical, earthly realities that burden the most average citizen. They have to eat and keep a roof over their heads. They need to find employment and without funding for that employment maintaining a dignified livelihood can be a struggle.
In contemporary society there is much debate about climate change and what is causing it. There is extreme focus on fossil fuels and in particular automobile emissions that produce carbon dioxide in the upper atmosphere raising the Earth’s ambient temperature that allegedly delivers catastrophic consequences for future generations of humans.
Why is climate science being wasted on warnings about human activity? Why isn’t that science utilized for a Manhattan Project to eliminate antique, outmoded vehicle carburation that wastes kinetic energy to propel an automobile by producing heat and waste instead of clean power?
The only innovation to vehicle carburation was fuel injection in the 1980’s and that did nothing to increase gas mileage or significantly increase the efficiency of gasoline engines with respect to converting explosive energy to kinetic energy without most of it being wasted through useless heat.
It’s pretty obvious that climate science is owned lock stock and barrel by automobile manufacturers, oil companies and political entities that control them through funding. There is no inclination on the part of the established energy industry to produce automobiles that can run for a month on a cupful of gas even though the technology already exists.
If you follow the breadcrumbs of climate science funding they will lead right back to the energy industry. .
We have kept our eyes open and learned how our world really works. We don’t reject science; we’ve seen what it can do. We recall the Manhattan Project that likely saved the free world. We understand what organized brainpower can accomplish.
We are also keenly aware that physicists, chemists and researchers in any scientific endeavor are all tethered to the same empirical, earthly realities that burden the most average citizen. They have to eat and keep a roof over their heads. They need to find employment and without funding for that employment maintaining a dignified livelihood can be a struggle.
In contemporary society there is much debate about climate change and what is causing it. There is extreme focus on fossil fuels and in particular automobile emissions that produce carbon dioxide in the upper atmosphere raising the Earth’s ambient temperature that allegedly delivers catastrophic consequences for future generations of humans.
Why is climate science being wasted on warnings about human activity? Why isn’t that science utilized for a Manhattan Project to eliminate antique, outmoded vehicle carburation that wastes kinetic energy to propel an automobile by producing heat and waste instead of clean power?
The only innovation to vehicle carburation was fuel injection in the 1980’s and that did nothing to increase gas mileage or significantly increase the efficiency of gasoline engines with respect to converting explosive energy to kinetic energy without most of it being wasted through useless heat.
It’s pretty obvious that climate science is owned lock stock and barrel by automobile manufacturers, oil companies and political entities that control them through funding. There is no inclination on the part of the established energy industry to produce automobiles that can run for a month on a cupful of gas even though the technology already exists.
If you follow the breadcrumbs of climate science funding they will lead right back to the energy industry. .
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