h a l f b a k e r yOn the one hand, true. On the other hand, bollocks.
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For the past 9 weeks they have been trying to figure out how to clean up the oil spill and what to do with all of that oil. It's easy! Just let every oil company in the free world take any and all of the oil that they can get.
You could even have a competition to see who can cap off the broken well.
The first company that can cap off the well will own it and all of the oil that flows from it.
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Haven't you posted this idea before? [jutta, Jun 26 2010]
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Jscotty, it's too expensive to deal with, right? After all
the skimming and distilling and purifying, I'm guessing
its not profitable by today's prices. Then again, if prices
rise... |
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Hey, I could be wrong, too. If we just wait for the oil to
entirely
displace the water in the gulf, we can all go
get straws and enjoy an energy free economy! |
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Making a prize competition out of it may not be a bad
idea, too. But, I think it's a separate thing. That is, this
is really
two different ideas. |
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//Making a prize competition out of it may not be a bad
idea, too.// |
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At least two N-Prize teams are testing or launching over the
Gulf of Mexico. I'm prepared to offer a slightly increased
prize if one of their first stages can re-enter, hit the well,
and plug it. |
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//Haven't you posted this idea before?// |
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It's better in pairs, like the Dual Commode. |
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