> how to address the political/social side of it to actually "get 'er done!"? While it will definitely happen faster with government effort, the main point of

> how to address the political/social side of it to actually "get 'er done!"? While it will definitely happen faster with government effort, the main point of my comment was that we can do all of these things in the free market. In fact, we already are well on our way to doing all these things in the free market. So, I wouldn't consider this a political extreme. My policy is simply to allow entrepreneurs to acquire private funding and test out their ideas. We already do that. > ... "Core Transformation Process" ... This is an interesting idea, I do think it is a fairly difficult issue to figure out how we can make meaningful political progress in today's world. It seems like the gears of democracy are slowing down more and more every year.