Air Pressed
Air Pressed
What is the more pressing need to survive, air or money?
If so, why do governments choose economic gain over ecological preservation? Just a thought.
Source: Inventing the Future by D Suzuki
Air maybe be plentiful but it’s quality and condition should not be contaminated or compromised just to deposit more money into someone’s bank account. Doesn’t it seem silly?
Mav: I meant what do we require in the immediate sense but I like your reasoning. Thanks for the insight.
Actually, if you think about what you’re asking, the answer is money.
In an absolute sense, of course we can survive longer with no money than we can with no air to breathe.In that sense, of course we need air more than money.
But you asked which is the more pressing need. We don’t have a pressing need for more air, because we have enough air. And once we have enough and once the quality is at a certain standard (which isn’t always very high), air isn’t something anyone wants to gather more of. Also, air isn’t something we have to work to produce; it’s just there.
We don’t live at a survival level, though. We have survival, and so we seek and work for quality of life.
So the more pressing need is really money, because most people and corporations never feel there’s enough. Money doesn’t grow on trees; we have to work to produce it, and having it then enables us to meet many of our other needs and desires.
Now, about why governments choose as they do, governments are powered and influenced by people and corporations (which are, in turn, groups of people seeking monetary gain). Most people and certainly most businesses don’t take a long term view about environmental welfare. They only see their own desire for gain, and if it pollutes the air or contaminates the water for that matter, well, we can still get better air and water. They almost always choose getting money in the short term (this quarter, or this fiscal year) over preserving nature (centuries).
Los Angeles has some of the most polluted air in the country, yet people flock to live there and property values are high, while areas with pure air are relatively unpopular and have much lower property values. People choose more money over better air.
Air Pressed
i work with a small air press machine the little machine is made of medal has boilts in to hold its little?
I work with a small air press machine the little machine made of medal has black boilts to hold its little body together the little machine also has four bimba cylenders with four air tubes going from its little head to the cylenders it snaps in preassembled plastic chins on to the plastic bodies of cervical collars the little machine is attached to air tubes and switches on a table setting equitmement can the little machine know who i am and what i tell it to do
You seem to be obsessed with this machine, you asked about it multiple times in the last year or so: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AkaiI9y6OyL__iimdYxdMivty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20070611181553AAigorH
You might want to read this: http://engr.nmsu.edu/~etti/spring97/techtips/murphy.html
“Don’t anthropomorphise [machines], they hate that” author unknown
Thin Air Press Gibson 335 Laminating