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enormous spending on wind mills & no encouragement for alternative cheap force.

02/20/2010 2:30 PM

its to be debated that the us administration has allocated enormous amount of

funds to renovate the existing and build the new wind mills in the country but

little did they realise that instead of depending on the force of wind why not

any other alternative cheap and affordable source be incorporated to replace

the dependency on Wind.

please participate and lets find out any other cheaper force can be incorporated

instead of wind!!lets focus on how much we can rotate the rotar with out the wind leaf.

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Re: enormous spending on wind mills & no encouragement for alternative cheap force.

02/20/2010 2:48 PM

What is your problem with the wind? is it going away? This is your thread, what are these "other alternative cheap and affordable source be incorporated to replace the dependency on Wind"? any ideas?

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Re: enormous spending on wind mills & no encouragement for alternative cheap force.

02/20/2010 5:22 PM

Sir,

appreciate your comment.I do not have any problem, let me be clear at the first

place. the wind is not perishable. My point here is to let the people come forward

with their own ideas, if any, or stir a debate, or else give a hint at least for the

researchers, or the developers to find,test, incorporate, any such affordable

cheap force, so that the same can be put in place of wind as a prime

source in the wind mill. If such a source is developed, who knows one day each home

can produce their own power needs by an initial marginal spending once & for all!!!

thanks.

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Re: enormous spending on wind mills & no encouragement for alternative cheap for

02/20/2010 2:58 PM

I've stated this before, we don't have an energy shortage in the US. We have federal and state restrictions that impose barriers to keep the people from using it.

The whole idea of switching the debate to buzzwords like "sustainable energy" is part of a ruse to keep people dependent on government rather than themselves.

We have plenty of oil, coal, natural gas, and other resources available to us. We technically do not have to be dependent on anyone else due to lack of resources. We have over 100 years of resources locked up within our borders. The crises is a manufactured one to keep the "prince" (government) in power. If you review history you can see that this tactic has been employed for thousands of years.

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02/20/2010 5:13 PM

sir,

Thanks, for your brief comments.

am not debating the political aftermath of the decisions taken by the

politicians over time. My interesting point here to debate is to research,

develope and bring to the forefront of human need some cheap and affordable

force less cheaper than air/wind itself which can be incorporated to replace

wind as a prime source in the wind mill.(i do know the locus standie, no wind mill

without wind) but at that point, we can even change the tag too!!!

thanks for your response.

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Re: enormous spending on wind mills & no encouragement for alternative cheap force.

02/20/2010 9:19 PM

Check this out: TurboBattCap

Maybe you guys could collaborate.

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Re: enormous spending on wind mills & no encouragement for alternative cheap force.

02/22/2010 10:56 PM

TurboBattCap was funny.

For the life of me I cannot understand where this one is going. The OP's first bunch of words (can't call it a sentence because they start with a capital letter) was 58 words long and my brain gave up around word 30.

Second sentence ends with "rotate the rotar with out the wind leaf" - too abstruse for me.

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02/23/2010 12:05 AM

Rotate it with telekinesis maybe? Psychic forces don't depend on such mundane stuff as inverse-square laws and conservation of energy. So tap those megawatts of spiritual energy!

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Re: enormous spending on wind mills & no encouragement for alternative cheap force.

02/20/2010 10:00 PM

Go ahead, put up a windmill. If the wind doesn't come, maybe something else will come along and blow on it. I'm not sure what you have in mind....

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02/21/2010 7:42 AM

Sir,

Thanks for your vision. its too interesting(i dont know how much serious thought

you in put here, but its something wishful)

Yes, indeed there are some, possibly one couldnt believe and that cheap.

But, before i could spell out the inevitable, let me explore, stir some kind of

thought, debate and see someone will come up with something more interesting

than whats in my mind.

check the discussion and how its progressing. Its interesting that this forum has

contributed only 4 response so far. Now the theologians, scientists, and the

critics, and other lobby is not up to here. wait, until some time, before the

good news is out!!!

keep in touch, Paulsontk@yahoo.com

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