..., monopolistic patents often with interminable legalistic disputations, and of course greedy, shameless self-interests. The state universities with their 19th century Morrilll Act (read "socialistic") agriculture colleges and govt paid university botanists should for international emergency reasons be better incentivized (bonuses, whatever) to do the "impossible" that the OPECs, Aramcos,...

Grow the algae in the desert or oceans End of discussion. Bret Cahill

On Jun 5, 6:58 pm, Robert Cohen <robtco...@msn.com> wrote: This is supposed to be "philosophy," not ideological advocacy per se. This phenomenon has to do with precipitating ethanol and food shortages. Everything  inter-relates <write that . At first glance, it looks like a good thing, I concede an incentive $ystem work$ by increasing $upply. So:  Hooray for ...

Some Dutch company & Air France claiming they'll be flying on $3/ gallon algae oil by the end of the year. Looks boom times out here in the desert. I might be good for a few acres . . . www.algaelink.com Bret Cahill

On Jun 5, 9:58 pm, Robert Cohen <robtco...@msn.com> wrote: This is supposed to be "philosophy," not ideological advocacy per se. This phenomenon has to do with precipitating ethanol and food shortages. Everything  inter-relates <write that . At first glance, it looks like a good thing, I concede an incentive $ystem work$ by increasing $upply. So:  Hooray for ...

This is supposed to be "philosophy," not ideological advocacy per se. This phenomenon has to do with precipitating ethanol and food shortages. Everything inter-relates <write that . At first glance, it looks like a good thing, I concede an incentive $ystem work$ by increasing $upply. So: Hooray for Capitalism Meanwhile, the prices for potash & fertilizers go further up--...