Hansen misguided about value of nuclear

[kristopher]

15. that's what I thought

You really haven't got a handle on the existing body of knowledge on this topic, GG.

When I was 10 I spent the summer with an Aunt that was a herbalist. She shared some of her knowledge with me and I was fascinated. My cousin and I spent a great deal of our time that summer "finding" plants that we just knew were going to help cure some ailment or another.

Of course, that was literally child's play, but that is exactly the pattern of behavior I see in your various efforts to 'discover' some meaningful knowledge that will make fulfill you.

Can I recommend that you at some point stop the childish approach of trying to find grand solutions to problems you don't understand? Bite the bullet. go to the library and start doing some reading to learn the body of knowledge that forms the basis for our present understanding of how things work.

THEN, you will be in a position to improve on that knowledge. The idea that you are going to make some momentous discovery coming at it from the outside is suited to a 10 year old on summer vacation, but ill suited to a man of your advancing years.