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wherethegoodgo @wherethegoodgo (16) • Canada 9 Feb 09

My answer surprised me, as I had never asked myself this question I just never thought about. I have three daughter 2 who live with me and one who has been estranged for a good part of her life. We are just now getting to know...

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MichaelJay @MichaelJay (1100) 22 Jul 08

What a surprise! As the cost of fuel has rocketed, people are buying less of it! And does that suit the greedy oil barons? No, it does not. And now, a price war! Read more...

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wherethegoodgo Many of you who believe we have more fossil fuel then we can use are not realistic. We live in a finite world with finite resources so how can you say we have enough oil. If we have so much oil then why are we recovering oil from the tar-sands of Canada. That...

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spoiled311 @spoiled311 (5500) • Philippines 22 Jul 08

while most of the world are in hunger, i am like in the mood to eat and eat like there's no tomorrow. i am supposed to be on a diet because my brother in law is getting married in two months, but now i can't seem to stop myself...

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wherethegoodgo Your eating problem can be explained very easily. The food we eat now-a-days is not as nutritious as the food of the past. And each year are food becomes less and less nutritious. Being raised on a farm I have an understanding that most people don't have. It...

22 Jul 08

Aingealicia @Aingealicia (1905) • United States 16 Feb 08

I am hoping MyLot will let this one stay. I had just finished watching the 9/11 tapes and well this is what came to me. Also if you are a bush lover, our fearless leader that is the President, you may not want to read this. These...

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wherethegoodgo Way to go girl, I get tired of people talking without knowing what they are talking about. It is hard not to say if they only had a brain they would pay attention to the man behind the curtain. (Wizard of OZ) Forget the scare crows as they no not what they...

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Mythion @Mythion (188) • Israel 12 Apr 08

I think there is a possibility we will return to old times and live like the caveman because of war... But there is also a possibility we will find a way to travel fast in space and inhabit a new planet... There is a third...

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wherethegoodgo Oh, if only science could solve our problems. I tell you the problem is uncontrolled population growth and our infinite economy being fueled by finite energy source, and you feel finding some of the solutions in science is the answer. The problem is human...

14 Apr 08

Mythion @Mythion (188) • Israel 12 Apr 08

I think there is a possibility we will return to old times and live like the caveman because of war... But there is also a possibility we will find a way to travel fast in space and inhabit a new planet... There is a third...

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wherethegoodgo Dear Mythion As human beings we have been endowed with the gift of foresight and to ignore that gift is much more inhuman then looking for sustainable system. Starvation is suffering beyond any solutions to our greed beyond believe. It matters not the...

13 Apr 08

Mythion @Mythion (188) • Israel 12 Apr 08

I think there is a possibility we will return to old times and live like the caveman because of war... But there is also a possibility we will find a way to travel fast in space and inhabit a new planet... There is a third...

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wherethegoodgo Any person living today has experienced some of the best time in human history, however, the sad part of this quality of life is it is at the expense of our lineage. If we want to dream about what maybe in 10,000 years I suggest we start living on this planet...

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 5 Dec 07

For publically taking the position that sea levels are likely to rise at the most only 1 to 2 inches over the next 100 years (not a guess, but based on my own time series extrapolation algorithm and real sea level measurements) I...

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wherethegoodgo In our finite world "Global Warming" is not our most pressing problem. Our most pressing problem is the finiteness of our energy supply or it could be the infiniteness of our economy. I guess it depends on how you look at as to which is the problem finite...

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bobmnu @bobmnu (8157) • United States 27 Mar 08

It seems that we are becoming a nation of people who will do what ever a group of people tell us to do because it is good for the environment. It seems that we can not question something that is good for the environment. Congress...

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wherethegoodgo And infinite free market system is the problem and cannot solve our up and coming energy shortages. While we can see improvements in the lumber sector it is an entirely different matter when it comes to finite fossil fuel deposits. Lumber can be renewable to...

4 Apr 08

bobmnu @bobmnu (8157) • United States 27 Mar 08

It seems that we are becoming a nation of people who will do what ever a group of people tell us to do because it is good for the environment. It seems that we can not question something that is good for the environment. Congress...

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wherethegoodgo I don't believe any one can dispute the utility of fossil fuels, however, the usefulness of fossil fuels has nothing to do with the fact that it is finite in nature. Fossil fuels are responsible for the best quality of life in all of human history, it is just...

4 Apr 08

bobmnu @bobmnu (8157) • United States 27 Mar 08

It seems that we are becoming a nation of people who will do what ever a group of people tell us to do because it is good for the environment. It seems that we can not question something that is good for the environment. Congress...

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wherethegoodgo We live in a finite physical world with an infinite economic system that requires growth year after year to be considered successful but is fueled with finite fossil fuels. When we do the math to explain this situation it is obvious our infinite economic...

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wherethegoodgo @wherethegoodgo (16) • Canada 4 Apr 08

Understanding supply vs demand economics as I do make me believe we have reached "Peak Oil" Peak Oil is the point in time where oil production has reached its peak and from this time forward oil production will start to decline...

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McCarty23 @McCarty23 (14) • United States 3 Apr 08

The gas prices have started to make a huge impact in the traveling community. Its making it harder for airlines and cruiselines to make a profit and of course that trickles down to the consumer. Our cruise has went up $200 per...

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wherethegoodgo Has anybody heard of "Peak Oil"? Peak Oil is the point in time where oil production world wide has hit its peak after which oil production will decline more and more year after year. This is a serious problem as our economy is fuel with fossil fuels which are...

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