Alternative sources of fuel

[Guest guest]

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> So have you made calculations, is it cheaper than buying gasoline?

 

The conclusion I came to is that if it is so bad gas isn't available, the

alcohol is just an attempt to perpetuate the ugrakarmic socio-economic paradigm

anyway.

 

>From a different perspective of it would be nice to have alternative fuels, in

general it can't compete.

 

Pumping oil from the earth is a form of rape. Seduction is more expensive than

rape, seen solely from an economic perspective.

 

> Yes, I know that in some African countries it is cheaper to

> produce alcohol than import naphta oil ('cause they have a lot of

> sugarcane),

> so they even designed engines for local cars for alcohol use.

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> Or thare is another alternative - get a metan from cow dung (or horse

> dung, pig dung, whatever), compress it and use with metan cars.

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> Or you can put on the top of your car solar panels (if you are rich

> enough and there is sunny weather). But it's just for entertainment.

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> It is always better to have many alternative sources.

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> Hope you are well,

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> ys bh Oleg.

[Guest guest]

On 02 Feb 1999, Madhava Gosh wrote:

 

 

> The conclusion I came to is that if it is so bad gas isn't available, the

> alcohol is just an attempt to perpetuate the ugrakarmic socio-economic

paradigm

> anyway

 

 

Jaya! Well said. Why go to hell quickly in an ugly, stinky car, when you can

go back to Godhead slowly (but surely) on a beautiful oxcart (or a horse, a

mule, or whatever thenext best thing is)?

 

 

 

 

> From a different perspective of it would be nice to have alternative fuels,

in

> general it can't compete.

 

 

We don't want to compete; we want to transcend.

 

 

> Pumping oil from the earth is a form of rape. Seduction is more expensive

than

> rape, seen solely from an economic perspective.

 

 

Either way, it's illicit sex, where as sustainable farming is "husbandry," and

therefore sanctioned by Krsna.

 

 

Your servant,

T-p d