Re: oil supply

Posted by Dean on 9/29/04

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On 9/29/04, bill p dwyer wrote:
> concrete information is the bain of the "soft capitol"
> system, why would investment fluctuations take place
> unless we reflected subjetivity, the more accurate we can
> be about "event" based fluctuations, supposedly the more
we
> run the game, yet....politicians are bound to capitol by
> their very nature and their actions are almost like a
> broadcast reality/entertainment for investors
> concrete information is necisarry for human longevity
> not limited arguements with respect to ....KWh/m2
> or oil or "policy" thereof.

Hi bill p dwyer
I can help you with regards to concrete information.

Having worked in various building trades--mostly as a
laborer--while putting myself through college way back when,
I know all too well that concrete is a hard, strong, and
somewhat durable construction material that consists of
sand, conglomerate gravel, pebbles, broken stone, or slag in
a mortar or cement matrix.

Admittedly, I did not know that this specific piece of
information was “necisarry” (I think perhaps you might have
meant “necessary”) for human longevity. I will just have to
trust that visionaries like you can use the information that
I have provided in pursuit of this goal. Godspeed, bill p
dwyer!

-Dean

p.s. Come to think of it, if you find out that asphalt,
drywall, or HVAC information could help to push us humans
farther down the road to immortality, please don’t hesitate
to ask me about it. I am here to serve.

-Dean

Posts on this thread, including this one

• oil supply, 9/29/04, by bill p dwyer.
• Re: oil supply, 9/29/04, by Dean.
• Re: oil supply, 10/02/04, by Dan.