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The 2017 film Mudbound is very close to the truth. [Short description from the Internet Movie Database:
Two men return home from World War II to work on a farm in rural Mississippi, where they struggle to deal with racism and adjusting to life after war.]I was still in the army when Martin Luther King Jr. was shot. A break took place between white and black soldiers at that point. I never did understand it, but black friends, fellow soldiers, started to have nothing to do with me and other whites and kept to themselves. It was never the same again.
I first saw this video several years ago and yet no government or money man [Elon Musk?] seems to be listening. Why haven't we heard more of these machines?
Read background article “Plastic to Oil Fantastic [Carol Smith, United Nations University, August 27, 2010].
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