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#190 Big Bang Theory at a Bottling Plant? (Part #2)

27 Sunday Mar 2016

Posted by Jordan Abel in Diversions, Personal Stories

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First-time readers, this blog is set in the future (sometime after the year 2020).  Each entry assumes there has been a 5th revolution in the US — the Revenge Revolution.  More about Revenge Revolution and author, Entry #1.  List and general description of entries to date.  Annual assessment whether Revolution plausible.

Note: most characters appear in a number of entries, with many entries building on previous conversations.  Profile of characters.  You’ll catch on quickly.  Thanks for your time and interest…and comments. 

Scene: Jordan invited to dinner at the White House. POTUS’ family is away and he and Jordan are having dinner in the living quarters. POTUS asked the conversation not be about politics and suggested discussing a more fun topic such as the formation of the universe. Conversation begins #189.

Jordan: “By the way, what’s for dinner?”

PigsPOTUS: “For you, North Carolina pork BBQ. Just kidding. But we are having beef BBQ – Texas style.”

Jordan: “What a pleasant surprise. But I never think of BBQ and White House dinners in the same sentence.”

POTUS: “Usually not. In the living quarters, life is different. We try to eat like real people.”

Jordan: “Funny you mention that.”

092615_2031_Characters10.gifPOTUS: “You mean real people or food?”

Jordan: “Both. The other day someone asked me about the most fun time I could remember when food was involved.”

POTUS: “…and?”

Jordan: “I could remember the occasion but not what food was involved. What stuck Turtleneckwith me was the fun with friends, not what we ate.”

POTUS: “So food doesn’t really matter?”

Jordan: “I’m no one’s connoisseur of food or wine. But I’ve eaten all over the world — in some great restaurants and not so great restaurants.”

POTUS: “So the food doesn’t really matter to you.”

Jordan: “The food can’t be awful. For me, though, the best part is being with friends.”

POTUS: “You told me one time about a group of friends that got together for dinner pizza-007once a month. Some or all of the group met during the week for pizza. You had a funny name for those pizza dinners.”

Jordan: “We’d meet on Tuesday and the dinners were known as Crappy Pizza Tuesday.”

POTUS: “That’s it, Crappy Pizza Tuesday. Was the pizza that bad?”

Jordan: “Not really. We needed a name for the evening and Crappy Pizza Tuesday seemed to stick.”

POTUS: “Give me another example where you ate out, but food didn’t matter.”

Jordan: “When I worked in Manhattan and we lived in Connecticut, a group of guys diner-counter-fifties-sixties-complete-accessories-36259280used to meet Saturday mornings at the Driftwood Diner in Darien.”

POTUS: “Sounds like fun.”

Jordan: “It was great. We still see each other periodically but also all miss kibitzing at the diner.”

Waiter: “Mr. Abel, another glass of wine?”

Jordan: “Yes, Andrew, please. And where did that wine come from?”

Andrew: “Another one of your spots, sir. Sonoma County.”

napa_2_139373Jordan: “It’s very good. Do either of you know what they make in Napa?”

Andrew: “Wine, sir?”

Jordan: “Nope. They make auto parts. An old Sonoma County joke.”

POTUS: “On that note, let’s eat and get back to our earlier conversation about the universe.”

Jordan: “Alright, back to using my brain again.”

POTUS: “Your question about where the matter for the Big Bang came from – when did you first think about that? Some physics class?”

Jordan: “Want the truth?”

POTUS: “Please.”

Jordan: “During summers when I was in undergrad, I worked in a Pepsi bottling plant.”

Pepsi_LogoPOTUS: “A real mentally taxing job.”

Jordan: “With one year of college I had more education than everyone on the floor except the plant manager. But I liked the guys and we had great fun.”

POTUS: “What’d you do at the plant?”

Jordan: “I moved up from loading trucks by hand to lift-truck operator. We worked lots of overtime so I would switch jobs occasionally. One night I was monitoring bottles coming out of the giant washer…”

POTUS: “…sounds really boring.”

Jordan: “It was boring. So I used the time to think about different things.”

BigBangTheoryPOTUS: “That’s when the question about the Big Bang hit?”

Jordan: “Sort of an odd place to think about how the universe was formed, but, yes, that’s when the question hit me.”

POTUS: “You’re not the first guy to ask the question.”

Jordan: “Of course not. So far no one seems to have a credible answer.”

POTUS: “Some people might argue a higher being as responsible.”

Jordan: “I agree with that idea. Still the question remains, where did the higher being get the stuff for the Big Bang?”

POTUS: “If I interpret you correctly, you think earth could be part of an experiment in some being’s laboratory?”

Jordan: “Think about it. The universe is, in many ways, structured like a bunch of atoms and sub-atomic particles. The primary difference is size.”

Milky WayPOTUS: “Interesting point. We think sub-atomic particles are small and the universe as large. To someone else the universe could be small.”

Jordan: “Ever look through a microscope at say water from a murky pond?”

POTUS: “I did in biology class. Amazing all the little creatures that live in a few drops of water.”

Jordan: “To those little guys, how big does the pond seem…let alone a lake or ocean?”

amoeba_14653_lgPOTUS: “Huge. To an amoeba, the distance from one side of a pond to another must measure billions of something.”

Jordan: “Distance is a relative measure. To the amoeba, the pond might as well be the Milky Way, maybe larger.”

POTUS: “Never thought about it before but what if humans are amoebas to some other set of beings?”

Jordan: “That’s my point. We don’t know. A lot of people on earth think humans are the highest level in the food chain – and the smartest.”

POTUS: “They also believe no human-like creatures exist anywhere else in the universe.”

chanceJordan: “To those who believe humans are unique, I have two questions: (i) what do you think the probability is that life exists only on one planet out of how many universes – millions, if not billions?”

POTUS: “Chances are just about zero. What’s the second question?”

Jordan: “Why should earthlings be the most advanced?”

POTUS: “You’re saying if there are 100 planets in the various universes that have life — 100 is probably low number but stick with it — then earth would have 1 in 100 chance of being the most advanced.”

Jordan: “Now you got it.”

POTUS: “All this while watching Pepsi bottles coming out of a washer?”

Jordan: “Strange, huh? Andrew, could you please…”

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#189 A Diversion. Questions about the Universe. (Part #1)

20 Sunday Mar 2016

Posted by Jordan Abel in Diversions

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First-time readers, this blog is set in the future (sometime after the year 2020).  Each entry assumes there has been a 5th revolution in the US — the Revenge Revolution.  More about Revenge Revolution and author, Entry #1.  List and general description of entries to date.  Annual assessment whether Revolution plausible.

Note: most characters appear in a number of entries, with many entries building on previous conversations.  Profile of characters.  You’ll catch on quickly.  Thanks for your time and interest…and comments. 

Scene: Jordan has returned to Washington after recovering from surgery. During an earlier call, POTUS asked Jordan to let him know when he had returned.

Jordan: “Gelly, could you please let POTUS’ staff know I’ve returned? I’d call but I’m not sure they know who I am. And you know most of them.”

092615_2031_Characters7.gifGelly: “They know who you are, Jordan. But, yes, I’ll call. When should I book the meeting?”

Jordan: “Any time. I’ll work around POTUS’ schedule, of course.”

Gelly: “Nice to hear you’re so accommodating to the president.”

Gelly: (30 minutes later.) “You’re set for tomorrow night. You’re going to have dinner at the White House.”

Jordan: “Informal dinner, I hope.”

Gelly: “Yes, in the living quarters. You must be a big dog now.”

092615_2031_Characters10.gif(Next evening Jordan is escorted to a private dining room in the White House.)

POTUS: “Good evening, Jordan. Glad you’re feeling better. And glad you are back in the land of make believe…I mean Washington.”

Jordan: “Thanks, Mr. President. Looking forward to chatting. Where is everyone?”

POTUS: “We’re it. The family is at some function where my presence would cause too much disruption…or at least that’s what I’m told. So, I get to kick back, relax and have dinner with a friend.”

TurtleneckJordan: “Well, I’m honored. This should be a fun evening.”

Waiter: “Your usual cabernet, Mr. Abel?”

Jordan: “Yes, Andrew, please. Nice to see you again.”

Andrew: “Nice to see you, too, sir.”

POTUS: “Jordan, so here’s the agenda for the evening…”

Jordan: “Discuss plans to rebuild US manufacturing and the middle class?”

POTUS: “Nope. Not tonight. We’re going to discuss fun stuff. No politics, no Rantcomments about Senate Republicans ranting about a qualified Supreme Court nominee, no discussion of some long-term economic plan. Nothing serious…or at least nothing we can do anything about.”

Jordan: “Ok, then are we talking sports?”

POTUS: “We could. What about something a little more cerebral…like the universe?”

Jordan: “Huh? The universe? Where’s this headed?”

122913_1337_14BringingU2.pngWaiter: “Your cabernet, sir.”

Jordan: “Andrew, you arrived just in time. My head was starting to spin.”

POTUS: “Well it was Pi Day a few days ago.”

Jordan: “You serious about not being serious?”

POTUS: “Yes, Yogi, I am serious about not being serious. Now, let’s talk about the universe.”

Jordan: “What prompted this discussion, anyway?”

POTUS: “Seems as if every few weeks or months anyway there is another revelation about the vastness of the universe. It’s really mind-boggling.”

albert-einsteinJordan: “I hear you. A few years ago – what 2015 or 2016 – they confirmed Einstein’s theory about black holes. The data came from some galaxy that was a few billion light-years away.”

POTUS: “That’s what I mean. How far back does a million years go, let alone a billion?”

Jordan: “A million years ago we’d be more concerned about dinosaurs than crazy politicians.”

POTUS: “Think about what we call space. Billions of light years in diameter.”

Jordan: “Wonder if the circumference is 3.14 times the diameter?”

POTUS: “Makes me realize how small and insignificant we all are.”

Jordan: “Tell that to some congressional reps.”

POTUS: “So here’s earth, just a very small party of the Milky Way. And then there are Milky Waymillions, if not billions of other galaxies.”

Jordan: “Some of the galaxies must be like the Milky Way.”

POTUS: “With some type of functioning inhabitants…like on earth. And some of those inhabitants are likely far more advanced than humans.”

Jordan: “Here’s what I’ve never been able to understand. Really two things I can’t understand.”

POTUS: “Only two things you don’t understand? That was too easy, Jordan. I couldn’t pass it up. OK what are they?”

BigBangTheoryJordan: “If there was a big bang, which seems to be the prevailing theory, then where did the matter come from that exploded for the big bang? There had to be some matter. So where did it come from?”

POTUS: “What’s the second item?”

Jordan: “How did plants and animals evolve?”

POTUS: “Can we hold those questions. Andrew says dinner is ready.”

(To be continued)

#188 Is Pushing Diversity Like Pushing on a String? (Part #12)

09 Wednesday Mar 2016

Posted by Jordan Abel in Gov't Policy, Innovative Thinking: Ideas and Products, Rebranding Black Community, Societal Issues

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First-time readers, this blog is set in the future (sometime after the year 2020).  Each entry assumes there has been a 5th revolution in the US — the Revenge Revolution.  More about Revenge Revolution and author, Entry #1.  List and general description of entries to date.  Annual assessment whether Revolution plausible.

Note: most characters appear in a number of entries, with many entries building on previous conversations.  Profile of characters.  You’ll catch on quickly.  Thanks for your time and interest…and comments. 

Scene: Jordan and Rock Man, a long-time friend, are having coffee. Rock Man is visiting relatives near Charlotte. Earlier Jordan and POTUS began conversation about rebuilding US manufacturing and the middle class. Series starts #177; conversation with POTUS, #179.

092615_2031_Characters5.pngRock Man: “Jordan, really nice to see you. Glad you are on the mend.”

Jordan: “Nice to see you, Rock Man. Yeah, I’m pleased with progress on recovering. Enough about me. What’s new with you?”

Rock Man: “All is OK on the home front. Aside from the family, I’ve been working with a group to promote diversity.”

Jordan: “Diversity in what?”

Rock Man: “You know, get companies and organizations to be more diverse — more inclusive and more balanced.”

TurtleneckJordan: “You mean like the effort to make the Academy Awards include more ethnic groups?”

Rock Man: “Yes, good example.”

Jordan: “And what do you hope to accomplish with all this diversity?”

Rock Man: “Have people understand issues facing minorities. And give minorities a better chance.”

Jordan: “Better chance at what?”

Rock Man: “Being successful.”

Jordan: “Pardon me for sounding like some curmudgeon, but what’s holding people back now?”

Rock Man: “Racism.”

Jordan: “Surely you jest.”

TrumpRock Man: “You sound like some old white guy. You vote for Trump?”

Jordan: “Rock Man, racism has been around for thousands of years. And you know what?”

Rock Man: “Racism is going to continue for a few thousand more years?”

Jordan: “Well, well, now he gets it. Besides blacks aren’t the only group that’s been subject to racism. When you were in central Africa…”

Rock Man: “…I know, the roles were reversed. Blacks were the majority and whites were discriminated against.”

Jordan: “I sound like a broken record, but every ethnic group in this country has been discriminated against. And all but one of those groups has moved on.”

Rock Man: “You’re being awfully harsh. Blacks face special problems.”

Jordan: “Like what?”

Rock Man: “Blacks were slaves.”

Jordan: “So were some other groups. Besides, blacks haven’t been slaves for 150+ years. Now, tell me the next issue.”

Rock Man: “Why do you not understand?”

Jordan: “I do understand.  To me the issue seems rather straightforward.”

PoliceRock Man: “Well, then, how are we going to stop racism?”

Jordan: “That’s the issue.  You are going to stop it. So rather than spend time on a issue that’s not going away, focus efforts on solutions to get blacks out of poverty.”

Rock Man: “We’ve had this discussion before. Bottom line is blacks need jobs.”

Jordan: “OK, then take the long view and start educating blacks to become more valuable to prospective employers.”

Rock Man: “We need jobs now.”

Jordan: “So do a lot of people need jobs now. You want some advice?”

Rock Man: “Not sure. What’s the advice?”

WhiningJordan: “Quit whining about being black and start working toward getting citizens out of poverty.”

Rock Man: “It would be a lot easier if…”

Jordan: “…easy it won’t be. I can guarantee that the continued whining and demanding more inclusion – really quotas in disguise – won’t result in any progress. In fact, all the emphasis on quotas…”

Rock Man: “…diversity, not quotas.”

Jordan: “C’mon. You might want me to be politically correct. Diversity implies quotas. If you’re not careful, the whole diversity effort will backfire. What would really be ironic is if the public started demanding more white guys in the NBA and NFL.”

Rock Man: “OK, then smart guy, if emphasizing diversity is like pushing on a string, then how do we make this work?”

Jordan: “POTUS has a project to bring more manufacturing jobs back to the US. If I were you, I’d spend my time trying to get jobs back in Detroit, Flint, Chicago, Cleveland and other cities with high percentage of blacks.”

Rock Man: “How do I start? What’s the first step?”

Jordan: “To me, the first step is getting black leaders – and even unions in those cities — to recruit skilled black workers. Then contact companies that need skilled workers and demonstrate how you can help the companies.”

Rock Man: “The program seems so simple. Will it work?”

Jordan: “I don’t know. But the program is a start. A good model is what’s going on at some universities to admit students who might not qualify otherwise.  Here’s an article from the NY Times.  You might recognize a couple of schools noted — Davidson and UNC-Chapel Hill.”

Rock Man: OK.  I’ll take a look.  Davidson, huh?  They’ve come a long way.”

Jordan:  “Any effort to recruit minority skilled trades and other qualified workers should gain support from both sides of the political aisle. POTUS is looking for practical ideas that can be implemented without a bunch of government involvement.”

Rock Man: “If I can get the project going, can you get to POTUS?”

Jordan: “No guarantees…but very likely.”

Rock Man: “OK, I need a refill.”

#187 Protecting National Security with Domestic Oil (Part #11)

02 Wednesday Mar 2016

Posted by Jordan Abel in Economics, Federal Budget, Societal Issues

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First-time readers, this blog is set in the future (sometime after the year 2020).  Each entry assumes there has been a 5th revolution in the US — the Revenge Revolution.  More about Revenge Revolution and author, Entry #1.  List and general description of entries to date.  Annual assessment whether Revolution plausible.

Note: most characters appear in a number of entries, with many entries building on previous conversations.  Profile of characters.  You’ll catch on quickly.  Thanks for your time and interest…and comments. 

Scene: Jordan still in Charlotte while recovering from prostate surgery. Earlier Jordan and POTUS began conversation about rebuilding US manufacturing and the middle class. Series starts #177; conversation with POTUS, #179.

Jordan: (Phone rings) “Jordan Abel.”

021214_1242_24Resultsof1.gifPOTUS: “Jordan, POTUS. Sorry to bother you. Gotta couple of minutes?”

Jordan: “Absolutely, Mr. President.”

POTUS: “Good. I read your email on reconfiguring US manufacturing. Like the positioning – to make US smarter and more competitive. Forwarded the email to the staff for review and comments.”

TurtleneckJordan: “What else may I help with?”

POTUS: “Oil and gas production.”

Jordan: “In what way?”

POTUS: “The US has spent many years and billions of dollars trying to increase domestic oil production and free ourselves from OPEC. Now, OPEC continues to pump oil and deflate prices. As a result a bunch of US oil companies are ready to declare bankruptcy. They’re upside down on the cost of production for many oil and gas fields and running out of cash.”

oil-clip-art-2589801-illustration-of-oil-rigJordan: “So, the concern is if these companies go BK and US production declines, then the country will again become more dependent on OPEC.”

POTUS: “Exactly. Long-term we can solve the problem with other energy sources but long-term is 25-30 years. I’m looking for ideas how to balance national security and ensure domestic oil and gas production continues, even if oil is $30-35/bbl.”

Jordan: “One approach – and I know this will create angst with certain Republicans – is a national oil tax.”

POTUS: “How much and used for what?”

Tax CutsJordan: “Tax would be enough to bring oil up to at least $60/bbl immediately and $100/bbl longer term.”

POTUS: “That’s a big tax.”

Jordan: “Yes, but recall oil was $140 sometime in what CY2014 and then near $100 for a number of months after. And what happened to the economy? It continued to grow.”

POTUS: “OK, so let’s say we target $100 as the long-term price. Now what do we use the tax revenues for?”

metro-north1Jordan: “Two primary uses. #1 is the email your staff is reviewing — reconfiguring US manufacturing and infrastructure to become more competitive and spur economic growth. The country has lots of highways, railroads, airports and waterways to fix…plus we need to expand high-speed internet. And #2 is…”

POTUS: “…don’t tell me, subsidize the cost of oil and gas production?”

Jordan: “You got it.”

POTUS: “Subsidizing oil companies is such bad PR. No one likes oil companies other than people in Texas and Oklahoma…and some conservative groups. You feeling OK?”

Jordan: “I feel fine and yes, I know all the crap that’s going to fly. But the cost of funding of drilling and operating a new well can easily exceed $50/bbl. People forget the land owner gets 20-25% right off the top. States are not shy about taxing oil and gas production. Plus, you have to transport the stuff to a refinery.”

POTUS: “Point well taken. I’m not shedding tears for the oil companies but we’ve got to keep the US free from OPEC.”

Jordan: “There’s a bunch of oil available in the US. I’ll bet the amount of oil available on shore – not off shore – is 5x what’s been produced so far.”

PigsPOTUS: “That’s encouraging to hear. I know the drilling cost can be high but somehow we need to control the subsidies. We don’t want to oil companies thinking they’re at an ‘all-you-can-eat’ feeding trough.”

Jordan: “If we cap the market price at $100/bbl and limit imports, then the oil companies will have an incentive to continue to find new oil. We also need to encourage the companies to use newer technology for exploration and production.”

POTUS: “Like what?”

questionJordan: “First step would be more integration of software, updated drilling techniques and electronic sensors. Based on my thimbleful of knowledge of the oil and gas industry, they need to think more about how to incorporate newer technologies.”

POTUS: “So the companies that incorporate more technology to find oil…and to minimize environmental damage…would become the winners.”

Jordan: “Call it a ‘modified’ free market. But a market that encourages responsible production and reaps the benefits of lower cost.”

POTUS: “What about developing alternative energy – wind and solar?”

Jordan: “Both of those sources are free and independent of any foreign source. Some of the incentive dollars – oil-tax dollars – should be directed at solar and wind.”

POTUS: “I can hear the Republican protests now. ‘More government subsidies.'”

Jordan: “Maybe it’s time you had a heart-to-heart talk with the American people about fdr_~Fdrwho’s really getting subsidies. You know, an updated version of FDR’s fireside chat.”

POTUS: “Like explaining subsidies to defense contractors, followed closely by farmers. You mean like that?”

Jordan: “I’m not suggesting we stop such subsidies. What people need to understand is why such subsidies exist and how much the subsidies really cost.”

POTUS: “Defense contractors and farmers are needed for national security.”

Jordan: “And so is energy production needed for national security. To make the idea of subsidies more palatable, why not create an institute of technology…but one that’s focused on energy production.”

POTUS: “An institute of technology. (Laughing) Just don’t name the institute of technology for Texas or Sam Houston. People in Washington would have a field day with those acronyms.”

Jordan: “Those names would be funny. I’m certain your staff guys can come up with a good name.”

POTUS: “Let me think about your idea. I’ve got yet another meeting I’m off to. By the way, Jordan, are you back in town soon? We need to sit down away from the maddening crowd and have coffee.”

Jordan: “Should be back in a couple of weeks.”

POTUS: “Good. Let me know when and we can meet. Thanks for your time.”

Jordan: “You’re welcome Mr. President.”

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