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Good one.
I wonder if Paul Ehrlich has a twitter acct. That would be fun.
When I see the word collective(ly) I think Borg.
Eugenics under another name is what they are currently promoting! If the accomplish their goal, 3/4 of humanity will die as a direct result of their policies.
The public interest does not include cheap energy? Only far fetched doomer fairy tales? King George thought he knew what was best for Americans, and got what he deserved.
What was the public interest test for landing a man on the moon?
http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F5071FF9345A13738DDDAA0A94D0405B828FF1D3