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"The problem with free money is that it affects all the other money in a bad way. I may be a dreamer, but I do not see the same problem with almost-free energy
by HocusLocus 7y ago
"The problem with free money is that it affects all the other money in a bad way. I may be a dreamer, but I do not see the same problem with almost-free energy. I see a revitalized money economy where all things that are technically possible, even fantastic things, become more feasible because human ingenuity is ever-increasing. I see reduction in cost of living, cost of manufacture and cost of fossil fuel extraction that is so pervasive its positive effect may exceed any economic strategy ever devised. And on that day far in the future when the last hydrocarbon is extracted, it will be just cause for a quiet celebration. We'll already be well into the next great thing. What would the future hold, and what wonders could we achieve— if energy was simply not an issue?"
My letter to candidate Trump, 2016
https://archive.org/download/20160422TrumpEnergyLetterSC/20160422%20trump%20energy%20letter%20SC.pdf https://archive.org/download/20160422TrumpEnergyLetterSC/201...
- b_tterc_p 7y agoI’m curious if you thought he would read this?
- erikpukinskis 7y agoGenerally when you write a famous person you hope for but don’t expect a reply.
- ncmncm 7y agoA tweet, anyway? But the question wasn't about getting an answer, it was probably about whether the writer really believes the President reads anything, never mind unsolicited advice. President Obama is known to have read some items addressed to him, like most previous Presidents. Is there any evidence that the latest has?