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In article <3tjkka$bvt@watnews1.watson.ibm.com>, platt@watson.ibm.com
(Daniel E. Platt) wrote:

+ One might argue that that resource was
+``destroyed.'' On the other hand, over time, those wells tend to ``come
+back.'' Further, resources tend to end up getting managed by
+regulation over time -- especially if there is a public interest
+at stake. I tend to like that feature.

I tend to have a longer perspective than 30 years. And I despair.

-- 

Michael L. Siemon   (mls@panix.com)


"For all but the last ten thousand years of human history,

unfettered travel was impossible, and diffusion of sweatshirts

was very limited."  -- Jared Diamond

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