Another enviro-hyprocrite

He's probably just bright green not deep green, duh:

# Deep Green. To radical environmentalists, our current urban, industrial economic system is unsustainable. Technologies are regarded as in large measure responsible for the difficulties we are now in, and a return to more rural, post-industrial, locally based economies is regarded as not only desirable but inevitable. Nanotechnology is, like most new technologies, viewed with deep distrust, as very likely to lead to undesirable and possibly unintended consequences. # Bright Green. Another strand of environmentalists share with Deep Greens the conviction that the current socio-economic system is unsustainable, but are confident that new technology and imaginative design will make possible an urban culture with a high standard of living that is sustainable. These people look with enthusiasm to nanotechnology for new sustainable energy systems and decentralised, low waste manufacturing processes.

(from soft machines)

The irony is if he had purchased a Corolla instead of a Pruis five years ago, the amount of money he would have save over buying the Pruis, would have paid for nearly all of the fuel he would have used in the Corolla for five years. LOL

mike

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