The way I see it: if you're an engineer, then you're-- by definition--
interested in *useful* applications of science and technology. If it's
useful, then it has commercial value.
In general, I'm not sure that follows.
I just noticed that the message I was replying to had come to me
privately, and I quoted it to the list. I apologize to Mr. Woodyatt
(although he hasn't said anything); Lotus Notes makes it hard for me to
tell sometimes.
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