> Yeah right. So what's your solution? I want it
> with timelines, cost estimates, supply lines,
> permit estimates, how to cut through government
> red tape, energy requirments for running these
> gian machines, sources for basalt and the cost of
> crushing and distributing it and what the expected
> yield is going to be. To me it just underlines
> how 'naieve' your criticisms of everything are.



Sorry if I insulted you. The thing is, if one does not have a solution, they don't need to give one. We as a people are not looking for 6 or 7 billion solutions to this, we are looking for something that actually works.

I am tired and bored of how the science board here is all about personal boasting, not about trying to share and learn information.

I think it coming to the time that I step away from this stuff entirely.



Regards,
Tommi

"In this house, we obey the laws of thermodynamics!"
-Homer J. Simpson