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In a message dated 11/13/2006 12:51:56 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
genegerue AT ruralize.com writes:

I have  never doubted that energy users would increasingly have to 
make do without  inexpensive oil. I do read about new discoveries and 
new sources, most  notably under the ocean. I continue to believe that 
the primary issue is  not supply, but price. Both sun and Earth's core 
have essentially  unlimited heat. As prices become more painful, more 
attention will be paid  to alternative forms of energy. We will all 
adjust according to our needs  and our purchasing power.



I could not agree more, I have never really considered oil shortages a  
crises. Once prices rise enough, it will become economically wise to move on 
to  a 
better source of energy, and we will. 
 
Drew