Does anyone else have an answer to this technology conundrum?
We can pick up a phone and speak to someone thousands of miles away through a small wire.
We can take a beating heart out of one human and put it into another one.
We can sit here and bang on keys that project onto a computer screen thousands of miles away, having a conversation through a screen and keyboard.
We can use a GPS system that uses floating satellites that can track us, and beam images thousands of miles back and forth into space.
Yet no scientist can come up with a reasonable plan for a vehicle to run on air, or water? Does anyone else find this odd?
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4 Comments
Comment #711
Intelligent question. Why can’t someone in this huge world of ours also find a cure for cancer? The ‘why can’ts’ list goes on and on, but I wish I could live to see the answer to the oil problem. At 48 years of age, I don’t see it happening in my lifetime.
Comment #712
No.
Comment #713
Thats exactly what i was thinking.
Comment #714
Any scientist who came within spitting distance of achieving that would be ‘taken out’.There are trillions of dollars & millions of jobs at stake.There will,eventually have to be a replacement for oil,but whatever it is,it will be expensive,& taxed.There is no way we would be allowed to fill our tanks with tap water.