As far as I know, aircraft carriers are designed to survive a direct missile impact, I'm not sure it will be feasible to spends as much on these artificial islands as on aircraft carriers.

If you consume more than 500 moles of it - it can harm you...

As strange as it sounds we actually started with electric see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_electric_vehicle the gas proved more efficient...

I think the charge stations will have some local storage of electricity, be it super-capacitors or flywheel based systems like http://www.beaconpower.com/ and those charge stations in the morning will be starting slowly charging their energy storage and even having a sign of how much energy they have (can they quickly charge only a light car or a truck) similar to battery sign on mobile phones or notebooks, the same size current gas stations show prices. And when you see that some charge station is full you go and charge there, if it's empty you go to the next station.

I understand your frustration, I've encountered bugs linked to indentation in python, but all this can be solved with a good IDE (Like JetBrains IDE for python) Personally I like python because of this indentation over {} it makes code look compacter and enforce a good structure into code.

Actually it will be more difficult for governments to control all of the small businesses using their own encryption. Especially if encryption will be obfuscated.

Although I'm working with cryptography, I must admit there are a lot of technical ways to circumvent it, the cryptography will only help to rise the cost of those technical ways. And to be really secure, you must have special computers in special rooms in addition to using cryptography.

My experience shows that unfortunately most people are not interested in their privacy. You'll have to find a lot of enthusiasts to implement to build your own ISP.

Usually I think that it's too complicate to configure for an average user and it's a show stopper for most of them.

Me too:


FormPers
and some examples how it works

You can try http://www.playframework.org/ it doesn't require getters and setters, and for a Java framework it's quite cool.

What about a p2p software, which will be free and run on your computer?

Yes, I agree with you, but what I was saying is that if you have enough resources you can often get around encryption and also it doesn't mean that we should make eavesdroppers work easier by not encrypting.

Actually the hes right, if you have 50 billion dollars to spend there are other methods to eavesdrop you, like installing microphones and cameras in your place.
But encryption makes it much more expensive for government to eavesdrop on all it's citizens and vice-versa not using encryption in all of your communications makes it very easy for powerful entities (corporations, governments etc.) to monitor you.