>(More on Jello) You know, when I saw him at his spoken word, considering
>his
>topics of concern with nuke pollution, starvation and poverty, afterwards,
>he hung about to talk with people and I told him about nanotechnology. He
>had no idea what I was talking about, but showed some interest. (gave him
>some print outs) Whose to say how much of that was basic courtesy, or how
>much was genuine. I'd like to think, he read over the material, especially
>with this political directive.
>Gina "Nanogirl" Miller
>
One would hope. I think it's cool that you did that; it's a hobby of sorts
for me to try to get people from some of my diverse interests interested in
my other interests (wow, that was interesting). For instance: educating the
Anarchists about nanotech, pointing the Extropians to Anarchistic literature
<nudge list>, and Atheism for all, of course. I'm piecing together a wee
webpage (see below) to help facilitate such a thing; it's still in its
infancy though. Might I inquire as to what printouts you gave Jello?
-Travas
http://www.crosswinds.net/~nano/
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