02-26-2017, 07:17 AM
Paul: What does this have to do with Hawaii...? Besids the facts that we have a ton of air traffic, several major telescopes and a mountain top military base, if you grew up here Paul, you would know that Hawaii Island was always a decade behind the times in music, fashion, current movies were released 6 months later than on the mainland, current events were a mystery and there was a general frustration that produced anger at being left out or considered somehow not worthy and those feelings produced racial division between true kamaaina and colonists....
With the internet (including all it's pitfalls) the dissemination of information has become less elitist and available to the masses to examine for themselves and that general frustration just doesn't seem to exist in the younger generations as much. It's nice and the freedom to have conversations about anything is still my 1st amendment right. If Mr Tucker (kamaaina) sees this not to be a locally affecting issue he will shut it (this malahini?) down but in the meantime, what dog do you have in this fight?
Aluminum poisoning in the soil is a very real issue in Hawaii and is listed in the Hawaii Soils Index. I believe it was assumed to be volcanic in nature. Does anyone know about that? What if it isn't volcanic in nature?
It's not paranoid to talk about "what if's"...it's just curiosity. I misspoke about gold being the most conductive. The order appears to be silver, copper, gold. They used to seed clouds with silver.
With the internet (including all it's pitfalls) the dissemination of information has become less elitist and available to the masses to examine for themselves and that general frustration just doesn't seem to exist in the younger generations as much. It's nice and the freedom to have conversations about anything is still my 1st amendment right. If Mr Tucker (kamaaina) sees this not to be a locally affecting issue he will shut it (this malahini?) down but in the meantime, what dog do you have in this fight?
Aluminum poisoning in the soil is a very real issue in Hawaii and is listed in the Hawaii Soils Index. I believe it was assumed to be volcanic in nature. Does anyone know about that? What if it isn't volcanic in nature?
It's not paranoid to talk about "what if's"...it's just curiosity. I misspoke about gold being the most conductive. The order appears to be silver, copper, gold. They used to seed clouds with silver.