Hi. That article about subterrenes was an interesting read, makes me want to find the patents he's talking about. I suspect the problem with this idea ( one of several really ) is that the resulting tunnel would probably be radioactive from the reactor. I know that a whole slew of nuclear powered whatevers were patented by some of the original researchers of atomic energy; practically speaking little of it came into commercial use. It's a cool idea though, and if you don't mind being sterilized after you trip though the transatlantic tubeway it's all aboard...
Referring to Jones earlier hallucination, given the cost of drilling wouldn't it be cheaper to head up to the north pole and wrangle a premade freshwater icecube? Jones needs to share whatever he's been doing to have dreams like that (grin). Oh yes, that's "freedom drill" not subterrene, you latte sipping NYtimes reading volvo driving terrorist! Double plus ungood. K. War is Peace Freedom is Slavery IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH! -----Original Message----- From: Jones Beene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 11:21 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: OFF TOPIC Thanksgiving vision --- Terry Blanton wrote: > The good news is that nuclear subterrenes ... > http://www.anomalous-images.com/text/nuclear.html Whoa... I guess FS is right about the lunar influence.... Well, if nothing else - the idea behind "subterrenes" (sounds like a menu offering at a french deli) seems to be real, in the sense that it was explored on paper... and the fact that a few years later we had the famous movie "China Syndrome" which seemed to have hit a cultural nerve, indicates that a "meme" evolved out of it. Looking for the vitae of this guy, Richard Sauder, Ph.D... one seems to suspect that he orderd his from the same institute for "higher" learning that sold Bearden his (rolling papers included) ... not that there's anything wrong with that... his erudition is so obvious from his careful research and balanced writings that a PhD is superfluous to a researcher of this caliber. Jones
