Superman4ever said:
Blah, blah...you said there were none. I posted a vid of a guy in his garage that made a H2O hybrid. It's out there! I never said hydrogen was an alternative, I simply stated that alternatives are out there rational or irrational. Simply put the technology is there...quit twisting things around!
Either way we're still going to be paying for gas in the near future whether it's 2.89 or 2.50 (which is pretty much the price of gas if they opened up the AWR to the greedy bastards!)
I can't help but ask if I have to be so explicit, covering every possible contingency with my answers so that you guys can understand? It seems with some of you, I have to create a doctoral dissertation in my answers because some of you lack the imagination to understand precisely what I mean and cannot understand that no alternative sometimes simply means not a real alternative.
When I said that there were no alternatives, I did not mean that we cannot generate power in other ways, but
ALL (and yes, I do mean every single alternative you can think, even the ones you read in comic books, from the past or near future) are not economically feasible at this time, therefore they cannot be an alternative, therefore they are not an alternative at this time, therefore there are
NO alternatives.
Am I clear here? Are there any dunderheads needing an answer expanded upon?
In the near future, and when I say the near future, so the dunderheads of the Hype can understand, I mean within the next decade or so (sorry, I can't provide an exact date because my crystal ball is broken so I apologize to the dunderheads of the Hype for my inability to forecast an exact date down to the minute) the costs of producing hydrogen is expected to fall below the costs of gasoline, so the future of hydrogen (provided that we can find an adequate method of storing it, because hydrogen needs a lot of pressure to be used economically.
() That 70s Show.
Maybe Godzilla!
