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The first X number of length of road will be very expensive, and it will reduce in cost every length thereafter.

If this is shown to be even a third as promising as their numbers, don't you think other companies will spring up to develop ways to both make it more efficient thus profiting from it themselves? The power generated should pay for the roads. The resulting industry change would negate any need for a road tax from the government. The government does not create the roads and would have no need to tax them, only regulate them.

The coal industry would take a hit, since we would no longer need in, is nearly as much, we can now export it to the growing economies (and not to mention more than 30% of the world's population) in India and China.

The more I think about it, the better this idea sounds. The government is only investing 100k, I think we can calm down on the hyperbole.

Even if only the highways, or even just the long stretches of sparsely populated roads in the mid west, these would more than pay for themselves.

Forgetting about the energy produced, the all of the current security threats to our power grid are taken away too.

As a Libertarian, I'm thrilled someone found a way for private enterprise to have a financial reason to maintain the roads.

Tobal 2 was even better!


btw, the newest KoF stinks...

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Black Isle Studios was a division of the computer and video game developer and publisher Interplay Entertainment, created specifically for the development of computer role-playing games. It was based in Orange County, California, USA.[1] The division was formed during 1996, adopting the name "Black Isle Studios" during 1998.[2] The idea for the division's name came from the Black Isle in Scotland - founder Feargus Urquhart's native country