Dringy wrote:You're as crazy as a shithouse rat, Whitey. Seriously. Even by god-shouter standards.
Yeah,
they keep telling me that. My doctor reckons I need help, an oxymoron. But when Im not deranged with rage, or paralysed by political embarrasment in the current climate, or doing the suggestions offered by everybody-else, Im quite normal. Its all a matter of time management really.
Finding the time to be normal, in a world that demands ultimate performance.
Still, when it rains, we all might feel a little better. I mean, now that there is more liquid water on the surface of the earth, than at any other time in human history (generic history that is), surely releases the possibility of a further transformation of H20 into a gaseous state, which will mean rain.
And lots of it when it comes; flooding, drowning, wrecking and re-arranging. It will be cooler too, with all that cloud and stuff floating around up there. All the solar powered cars will create traffic jams though, and we will have to have road-side powerpoints every 500 meters on surburban roads so people can fuel up of the nucular powered electricity grid. Apart from that, the only real climate change will be mega-storms.
I know it sounds crazy now, but it will rain in the future. We all know it, even the best scientists in the woorld are certain; but they just arent sure when or how it will happen. No one is. All the Bosses of the world meet regularly now to pass on the latest benchmarking and modelling on dangerously close climate change leading to rain, and the governments of all nations regularly fund the best scientific operations in their countries to try to wring the best predictave data out of what really is primative mans minds and machines.
Soon they'll call Tesla, and then look up.