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Pollution Control:
"their original random ore matrix. This process of separating out that which the processor desires inadvertently produces a left-over concentrate of chemical substances unwanted by the producer, which are now or soon may be essential constituents of other humanity serving industries. Therefore the unwanted or so-called waste products are highly valuable concentrates-- before diffusion ot of the stacks or nozzles.
"Nature has no exclusively polluting substances. All physical substances consist of complexes of some of the 92 regenerative chemical elements all of which are essentials at different frequencies of time and in different magnitudes to the success of eternally regenerative Universe. Pollution is a word invented by and manifesting human ignorance.
“Many metallic elements may be combined to produce special behavior alloys which other elements serve as catalyzers, and so forth, while altogether accommodating all of Universe’s intetransformative capabilities with only a few of which humanity is as yet familiar and many of which may be essential to humanity’s future survival and service functions.”
¶ Citations
- RBF Ltr. to Marshall McLuhan, 2 Sep’74
