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     I found your advertisement at http://attrainternships.ncat.org/internDetail2.asp?id=1559
     I found your advertisement at http://attrainternships.ncat.org/internDetail2.asp?id=1559


     The directions said to contact brittany marcin, but only provided this email (which i assume is for joseph and not brittany).
     The directions said to contact brittany marcin, but only provided this email  
(which i assume is for joseph and not brittany).


     Having recently graduated from a university with a degree in physics, I've been looking into different programs through which to further various interests of mine.
     Having recently graduated from a university with a degree in physics, I've been  
looking into different programs through which to further various interests of mine.


     The big picture in my mind is quite grand, but i think parallels what many others are wanting for themselves in this modern world.  I want communities of people small enough that accountability cannot be avoided, where direct social interaction disables the power of anonymity.  At the same time, these communities must be large enough to own the machines used to perpetuate the lives of those who live there.  Without ownership of this technical apparatus, we fall into the problems caused by globalized capitalism and the institutionalized oppression required to extract resources from far away places.
     The big picture in my mind is quite grand, but i think parallels what many others  
are wanting for themselves in this modern world.  I want communities of people small  
enough that accountability cannot be avoided, where direct social interaction disables  
the power of anonymity.  At the same time, these communities must be large enough to  
own the machines used to perpetuate the lives of those who live there.  Without  
ownership of this technical apparatus, we fall into the problems caused by globalized  
capitalism and the institutionalized oppression required to extract resources from  
far away places.


     New technologies are enabling this sort of communal organization.  I would like very much to be a part of projects like this.  As a physicist, I see my place in this project as helping to develop and employ these technologies.  Specifically, solar concentrators are very appealing to me in carrying out industrial processes directly, like glass/metal working or chemical reformations/purifications, without the need for burning fuels (sunlight->biomass->fuel) or producing electricity (sunlight->lots of steps-> turning a turbine) as intermediate steps.
     New technologies are enabling this sort of communal organization.  I would like  
very much to be a part of projects like this.  As a physicist, I see my place in this  
project as helping to develop and employ these technologies.  Specifically, solar  
concentrators are very appealing to me in carrying out industrial processes directly,  
like glass/metal working or chemical reformations/purifications, without the need for  
burning fuels (sunlight->biomass->fuel) or producing electricity (sunlight->lots of  
steps-> turning a turbine) as intermediate steps.


     Necessary in this project also are appropriate methods of agriculture.  I dream of fukuokan green belts bordering communities, with nearly wild fields of grain, and of nurseryfolks taking care of the perennials humans desire.
     Necessary in this project also are appropriate methods of agriculture.  I dream  
of fukuokan green belts bordering communities, with nearly wild fields of grain, and  
of nurseryfolks taking care of the perennials humans desire.

Revision as of 02:33, 5 May 2008

elliot hallmark 512.584.6882


   hello:
   I found your advertisement at http://attrainternships.ncat.org/internDetail2.asp?id=1559
   The directions said to contact brittany marcin, but only provided this email 

(which i assume is for joseph and not brittany).

   Having recently graduated from a university with a degree in physics, I've been 

looking into different programs through which to further various interests of mine.

   The big picture in my mind is quite grand, but i think parallels what many others 

are wanting for themselves in this modern world. I want communities of people small enough that accountability cannot be avoided, where direct social interaction disables the power of anonymity. At the same time, these communities must be large enough to own the machines used to perpetuate the lives of those who live there. Without ownership of this technical apparatus, we fall into the problems caused by globalized capitalism and the institutionalized oppression required to extract resources from far away places.

   New technologies are enabling this sort of communal organization.  I would like 

very much to be a part of projects like this. As a physicist, I see my place in this project as helping to develop and employ these technologies. Specifically, solar concentrators are very appealing to me in carrying out industrial processes directly, like glass/metal working or chemical reformations/purifications, without the need for burning fuels (sunlight->biomass->fuel) or producing electricity (sunlight->lots of steps-> turning a turbine) as intermediate steps.

   Necessary in this project also are appropriate methods of agriculture.  I dream 

of fukuokan green belts bordering communities, with nearly wild fields of grain, and of nurseryfolks taking care of the perennials humans desire.