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Although I appreciated Mr. Dennis Behreandt's article, "Energy's Future" (THE NEW AMERICAN, April 4), he missed perhaps the most significant technological hope--nanotechnology. Nanotechnology is about creating wondrous materials at the microscopic level. It will soon change everything.
For example, I have the latest carbon fiber bicycle frame in my office. It weighs less than two pounds--yet it is much stronger than steel. Imagine how much oil we would save if automobiles employed similar advances? It is ridiculous that we drive ourselves to ...