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Rex Murphy: Remember Al Gore? At the Globe & Mail, he’s still a big star

http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2013/05/11/rex-murphy-2/

‘Pragmatic’ Obama will eventually approve contentious Keystone XL pipeline: senior Democratic strategist

http://news.nationalpost.com/2013/05/10/barck-obama-will-approve-contentious-keystone-xl-pipeline/

Excellent Q & A debates.

And in that spirit, perhaps the Pi in the Sky solution will evolve using the ‘HEATED’ PROS & CONS debate to a new unseen level of integrity.

That QUESTIONS are still being asked and answers pending suggests in my mind that ALL is NOT WELL with the choices.

This is the true test of CONSCIOUS CHOICES, PURPOSE & INTENT within the human context of the TAO OF EVERYTHING. No choice is PERFECTLY RIGHT or PERFECTLY WRONG. The Ultimate solutions always need constant adjustments, refinements and flexibility in terms of accrued historical knowledge based on the sum total of human experiences in their applications.

With that said, we now understand MACRO implications in terms of our combined impacts on climate change and planetary reactions whether they are water, land, air and underground better than before. With the power of the NET and inter-connected EVERYTHING around databases we can respond more quickly where impacts are negative to mitigate them before permanent damage affects future generations.

It is good to have charged debates to involve more people. Otherwise people simply get on with their mundane day to day living and too many times we are looking for fixes to insurmountable problems once the hit and wake us up. Being pro-active keeps options on the table when both side air their views. Compromise works when both arguments are used to fine tune the system and keep it healthy for us all.

So – here is my 5 cents worth. Oil Sands are a good thing. WHY – simply because it is on the surface and costs less to make full use of it. Either way, oil isn’t going away anytime soon. With increased climate change, the surface temperatures will impact and possibly increase leeching into the surrounding environment. That it is there suffices enough to make use of it. But wisely and prudently.

The planet is an open sewer – that much we know. Let us use that knowledge now and change things around intelligently this time around.

It would be totally foolish to argue that oil is bad. That it has been given to us by the death of life so long ago is a gift. A temporary one until better NRGY solutions come around. We have started on that path, yet long miles are ahead to make changes transformational where mobility of the human body physically is possible. Until Star Trek technology presents itself, our options will be slow progress until our Consciousness meets and requires bold radical action where the planet and technology meets the human spirit of adventure and exploration.

Use all that is there, but do so with the gift that has been given to all men, women and children – creative critical thinking.