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17. Nanobubble technology is probably not deployable on a large scale .... but

Thu Jul 16, 2026, 07:50 AM

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one never knows. A scary story on technical innovations getting out of hand in Kurt Vonnegut's "Ice-Nine"

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Overly-aggressive rings of algae may be their next excuse. Torchlight 20 hrs ago #1

Every once in a while, the truth slips out UpInArms 20 hrs ago #2

That's how cronyism operates AZJonnie 20 hrs ago #4

It would be cheaper and more effective to just put Trump in chains. twodogsbarking 20 hrs ago #5

Why will it take so long when the latest job only took two months? Norrrm 20 hrs ago #6

Algae grows much faster in the warm months FakeNoose 19 hrs ago #7

Now do the Kennedy Center... ultralite001 18 hrs ago #9

I believe this is called a boondoggle. BarbD 17 hrs ago #10

SO much fail.... democratsruletheday 17 hrs ago #11

trump is unhappy that people can see the tire marks LetMyPeopleVote 17 hrs ago #12

Well that would be a reflection of trump and republianmushroom 16 hrs ago #13

For me the whole Reflecting Pool fiasco was a plus. dedl67 6 hrs ago #15

But that tech never got fully deployed BumRushDaShow 6 hrs ago #16

Don't forget the grounds surrounding the Washington Monument BumRushDaShow 2 hrs ago #19