While I may sounded 100% positive all the time, even I have my reservations.
Since the 'greater good' generally prevails, I am inclined to believe the 'downsides' will be overlooked until even the downsides can be ironed out.
Was a day, unsightly as the thought is today, that the outhouse was the norm. We did what we needed to do.
I imagine in time, the storage tanks that hold the ammonia, will disappear from the backyards, and instead, move into the pipelines that we presently use for transporting NG to homes and business. 20 years perhaps, but still, all in due time.
Heating and cooling 'problems' of today will be the profitable challenges overcame...in due time.
I found that my conversation with management yesterday was somewhat eye-opening, and certainly re-assuring, in terms of management's confidence that they are not only on the right track, but further down that track, than the majority of us realize.
What's more is that none of what I learned was 'pie in the sky' wishful thinking. It was present day glimpses of the needs and answers of and for tommorrow.
What really fascinates me here is that while I like to think I'm staying ahead of the masses (by ivesting in ARSC and the likes, I find even I am somewhat 'late to the party'.
Woe to the masses, for they will only go as far as their masses take them. Hail to the leaders of change, and to the ones who support them early on.
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