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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RandomGuy" data-source="post: 25341606" data-attributes="member: 516058">Ok. Replacement for fossil fuels will come up when people demands it. People demands it when the fossil fuel runs low, the price goes up and “people” find it hard to afford anymore. If you are the only person who finds it hard to afford, then it’s maybe still too early for alternative energy inventions but instead you might need to acquire some industrial skills and work on improving your monthly income. In other words, the problem maybe within yourself but not with the world. We cannot just jump into the level of mars colonization. But all of this may slowly contribute towards it. Like I said, in my first reply, ever increasing demand for computation power on mobile devices pushes battery technologies forward and the same time processors to be more efficient. These technological improvements can then be used on other types of areas too. Similarly, F1 fans are indirectly contributing towards improvements on efficiency of gasoline engines, which then gets applied on consumer vehicle. This has happened over the time. Even big wars also had positive impact on technological improvement. It’s not just one thing. The world moves as a unit with everything interconnected in it. Finally, all this happens based on people’s demands and needs. An individual cannot just decide where we should go next.</blockquote>

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