I was thinking of something that doesn't perpetuate the status quo. Consider sea water, wind mills, solar, wave energy. I think most H1B-Heads would be confussingly voiding themselves at this point. The real engineer would have more than enough to connect the dots.

Next step is a Captain's Mass. I hear they can be very linear.

Why not just combine both? Large population centers would benefit from it. Ag areas could buy less water. A win-win for the both communities.

If the Smartcar offered a "motor assist" for its plug in version; I'd buy it.

Any warm-up would be in the cock pit. Making heated seats; nice.

Has anyone ever done a study on the impact of pollution if instead it were water vapor from fuel cells? Also, what if that much tonnage of water were constanly being emitted into the atomsphere to the surrrounding Ag' envionrment?

Just like horses were.

One can only imagine the cost of waiting for a big rig to recharge. But one does not need to be an oil company to create a Fuel Cell station. Which means any fuel profit goes to the station owner(s). Even driverless rigs will have to stop and refuel.

In reality, both windows and terrorists are to be avoided. But in a windows vs. terrorists senario? No good guy wins.

Google it bitch.

My questions to Clinton is, "Only big business is involved? Why can't americans be involved also?"

When will the likes of Zuker, Musk, Woz, Hawking, and the rest of their insane clown posse, et.al. stop blowing smoke in our feces? They can't invent the "3 Laws of Robotics." As little Markey stated, "they are to old." Maybe we should let a child chess champ do it?

I have this image of 2-bit ghadie calling Windows customer support. I'm confussed now as to who will truly terrified?

I could see this as a War Crime.

You will see 49 trained seals performing, with more to come! And everyone knows the hard work it takes to feed a seal one more fish.

The one thing I've seen through the years is that if someone wants something, they get it. Computer hardware is at the top of that list. So we can dispense with the "good for everyone" litany. But lets ignore the obvious tax dodge and ramifactions. I wonder, "is computer hardware accessable to more people?"