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    I liked them both. This one covers the issues at hand and a solution of sorts. As far as the technology angle goes, I wasn't sure about how far we are technology wise to pull off what they are suggesting until I talked to a Colonel that was on the base at Roswell from 1983-1989. The only thing he could say was that there is technology so far above anything I could imagine. I asked if there was anything he saw in 1989 that came out in the last few years and he said not yet, and that was 20 years ago. So in turn there is so much we can do with technology that it's unfathomable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sooners04 View Post
    I liked them both. This one covers the issues at hand and a solution of sorts. As far as the technology angle goes, I wasn't sure about how far we are technology wise to pull off what they are suggesting until I talked to a Colonel that was on the base at Roswell from 1983-1989. The only thing he could say was that there is technology so far above anything I could imagine. I asked if there was anything he saw in 1989 that came out in the last few years and he said not yet, and that was 20 years ago. So in turn there is so much we can do with technology that it's unfathomable.


    Absolutely, when we get a "new" technology. It is practically obsolete to the CIA etc.

    You don't gain anything by creating new technology and letting everyone know about it, you gain by sitting on it, improving it and releasing the old version and so on.

    The hoverboard from Back to the Future II actually existed, people felt kids would get hurt so it was not released. That info is out there somewhere.
    ***No source checks!!!***

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    Quote Originally Posted by muriloninja View Post
    Absolutely, when we get a "new" technology. It is practically obsolete to the CIA etc.

    You don't gain anything by creating new technology and letting everyone know about it, you gain by sitting on it, improving it and releasing the old version and so on.

    The hoverboard from Back to the Future II actually existed, people felt kids would get hurt so it was not released. That info is out there somewhere.
    LMAO!!! Yeah and they got the DeLorean that can fly through time locked up at Area 51

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    Quote Originally Posted by Voice of Reason View Post
    Don't be a smartass, you joe sixpack maverick hockey mom lookin motherfvcker. j/k

    The hoverboard was just based on magnets like this Maglev train: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_levitation_train
    Sweet now I only need a basketball court with an electromagnetic floor so I can ride it. It'll be the hottest seller this christmas.

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