> I won't copy the entire text of "The Ultimate Resource" here. Anyway, the
> notion of "finite resources" is dumb. All resources are infinite. The Earth
> is round. Deal with it.
"all resources are infinite" - may I quote you next time my machine runs
out of memory? maybe it'll be impressed.
I'
Jim Burnes wrote:
> Please, Tom. This is really getting tired. Malthus' theories were disproven
> years ago. Technology increases the population carrying capacity of the
> planet.
while my source was not malthus, I'd be interested in what you mention.
any sources? URLs or ISBNs?
> Rehashing
Reese wrote:
> If he doesn't want the title, author and ISBN for this (from memory) quote
> below,
> I certainly do, so I can see what sort of drivel you've been mushing up
> your skull with.
here you are:
Title: The New Renaissance : Computers and the Next Level of
Civilization
Author: Douglas
At 03:35 AM 4/28/00 -0400, Matthew Gaylor wrote:
>I can already imagine the cottage industry springing up to send false
>signals to the system...
>
>Regards, Matthew Gaylor-
And legislation making that a crime, as well as the civilian interception
of those signals.
At 12:02 PM 4/28/00 -0400, Daniel J. Boone wrote:
>Smarter search engine spiders, ones that are persistent and ignore /norobots
>and similar flags, may be part of the solution. Such spiders could be
>linked to software that can parse and index word processing documents, .pdf
>documents, and even
At 04:00 PM 28/04/00 +0200, Tom Vogt wrote:
>Reese wrote:
>> If he doesn't want the title, author and ISBN for this (from memory) quote
>> below,
>> I certainly do, so I can see what sort of drivel you've been mushing up
>> your skull with.
>
>here you are:
>
>Title: The New Renaissance : Compute
