I wonder. Is the wave of high gas prices good or bad? Many people have been complaining so much about it. It is really digging into there savings and causing havoc with even food supply. I have seen where people are getting frustrated some are calling on the government and other relevant authorities for help.
There has been an increase in the number of searches on the internet and other sources for the best ways to conserve energy while not taking too much from personal comfort. Activities like carpooling, taking the public transit, you name it, have become popular for all trying to stretch their dollar as much as possible. It seems the general population has come to accept that they are having a problem and something must be done. In short people are really frustrated.
However in the world of science people are celebrating. Why? Humans like to be under pressure. Some feel they work better under these conditions. For them this could never be a more opportune time. Scientists and other creative individuals all around the world are beginning to push their genius over the edge. Everywhere money is being pumped into research, everyone trying to find the next profitable source of fuel. After all it is better to be late than never.
Some methods might seem absurd like using animal manure, rocks and even algae, all to produce renewable fuel. ugh!. There are the other processes of using ethanol made from corn, sunflower, sugarcane, marijuana and the list goes on. I might have to get into the lab pretty soon too. It is very good to see the creative people who have helped to mold this God given earth with there talents and creativity putting on their gear and answering their true calling. Hopefully leading us out of our peril. Prayers can never be too much.
To lighten this up a bit further take a look at this video I saw on You Tube from the profile of VizSource. I will leave the comments to you.
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