Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote:
> 10s of millions of people worldwide are employed by the current energy > infrastructure. It is one of the only economic areas that remain that are > rich enough to provide a living wage. > That is not the case in the U.S. or Japan. See the Bureau of Labor Statistics summary in chapter 20 of my book. Energy-related employment is a minor sector; much smaller than semiconductors, retail, education or healthcare, for example. Cold fusion will cause unemployment and a gigantic loss of money in places like Saudi Arabia and Russia, but the U.S. and Japanese manufacturers who make cold fusion equipment will not care about that. I personally will not care about that. That will be their problem, not ours. > What will those untold millions do for a job when that LENR factory gets > rolling? > That will be their problem. It will not stop the people who build factories. Most American and Japanese consumers have no love for Exxon Mobile or BP, so we won't miss them when they go bankrupt. - Jed
