the kind of stuff that will be inventable in the near future, should there be some kind of

nano authority registration system that you could define if it had X amount of

nano-related processes in this manufacturing cycle, it therefore qualifies as a nano thing that

therefore has to be subject to this bureaucracy.

The problem is ultimately Newt Gingrich is not the most powerful man in the world,

nor is Bill Clinton or anybody else.

The most powerful man in the world will ultimately be the man with the most powerful program.

With the most powerful software and or the people that know how to apply the software in the most functional lives.

Uh, exactly.

You know, West of the Rockies, you're on the air with Charles Ostman.

Hi.

Hello, this is Chris. I'm calling from Tacoma.

Hi, Chris.

Um, this is all kind of overwhelming information.

Yes.

And being somewhat computer illiterate, it even is more so.

But, no, I was just wondering, being able to replicate a lot of things,

like he was talking about meat, for instance.

Wouldn't that make a lot of things obsolete?

Yes.

We could discuss that earlier.

That's true.

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