I am 4 years older than you then. The language thing needs to be just English as a way to communicate out side of ones home in my opinion.
I heard the gloom and doom about Japans products as I was growing up. It then moved to Hong Cong, Twain and then to main land China. There was a coupla other third world countries that brought crys of doom thru the years. As the wage costs in those countries rise and there products costs go up it then switches to a less advanced country.
The only way we will run out of oil is if the politicians continue to listen to special interest groups rather than to the facts. I do not think that will happen. Special interests can only predict the end of our world is only 20 years away for 40 or 50 years before the majority of the voters say enough is enough. As I remember this has a good 20 years or more already. We know that some will always be hawking a gloom and doom cause to keeping from working for there keep and have others that do earn a living send in money to there cause.
I personally will always look at the glass as half full rather than half empty. I have six great grand children with two more on the way and I expect them to have a richer life than myself.
Other peoples opinions never depress me nor does it cause me to be upset. You have a right to your opinion and a right to express it as I also do. I am just dismayed by doom and gloom. I like to hear the ideas of ways to fix problems based on facts. Ideas that provoke thought not discord.
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