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By Author: Mark Gaffney
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Isolation of Arab Nations from the global community may jeopardize the future of the entire Middle East region. New improved technology can be used as a tool to isolate and separate the Middle East region from the developing world. Oil Producing Nations
Should Want Greater Stability
in the Middle East All Arab governments in the Middle East should want to create more stability in the Middle East. The world is constantly changing. All Arab oil producing nations should have a vested interest in discovery and application of more efficient oil production processes. Material science is undergoing rapid progress. New emerging technology is creating super strong and lightweight materials. Super strong and lightweight materials have tremendous application to more cost efficient oil production processes. Super strong and lightweight materials can potentially create virtually indestructible drill bits and oilrigs. No one knows where, when, or how full assembler based nanotechnology will be discovered. It is plausible that full assembler based nanotechnology may very well be discovered at an Arab University. ...
... The most likely scenario is every nation will separately pursue its own scientific research programs. Eventually, every nation may discover full assembler based nanotechnology on its own accord and timetable. Central themes are found in all forms of religion. A central theme in most religions is, Am I my brothers keeper. Instability in the Middle East as evidenced by the pattern of war in that region is an obstacle to building trust, cooperation, and mutually beneficial sharing by scientific research institutions across the globe. No one will ever want to share or cooperate in any form or fashion with a Nation that demonstrates it will use new knowledge to kill the people who choose to share knowledge and new scientific techniques. Hence, it may take many years to build trust. However, as long as people suffer on this planet, one can be assured Nations will continue to find new ways to increase available material resources. An increase in material resources leads to greater social stability. Social stability creates stronger societies. People do better when they have the material resources allowing them to function as responsible citizens who make a contribution to the society in which they live. Thus, the world will change rather or not we want it to change. The future of the Arab region depends upon the ability to (1) preserve traditional Muslim values of giving all due praise and worship to Allah, and (2) learning to adapt to change in the world without compromising traditional Muslim values. The Spirit of Truth and Discernment attest that Allah has the power to call it quits in terms of continued existence of the entire planet earth at any time. The decision to call it quits should be up to Allah, and not mere human individuals. Isolation of Arab Nations from the global community may jeopardize the future of the entire Middle East region. New improved technology can be used as a tool to isolate and separate the Middle East region from the developing world. Scanning Probe Microscopes (STM) are a new class of scientific instrumentation that allow scientist to manipulate and reconfigure molecular bonds in the molecular arrangement of a chemical compounds. Laboratory processes that use to require an entire fully equipped laboratory filled with big bulky laboratory equipment can now be performed with a computer chip. The new class of scientific instrumentation can make laboratories that produce deadly chemical agents more mobile. The new class of scientific instrumentation may make the job of weapons inspectors, either now or in the near future, a virtually impossible task. Has Iraq got the new class of scientific instrumentation? The people of Iraq are extremely intelligent. You can bet, if Iraq does not have the new class of scientific instrumentation yet, Iraq is actively working on obtaining the new class of scientific instrumentation. The United Nations task of increasing stability in the Middle East is about to become more difficult with each passing day. About the Author Author byline and Bio: Mark Gaffney is a contributing freelance writer. Mark has earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology with a concentration of coursework in physiology, biology, and computer science. Mark is in the process of trying to start a new Not-for-Profit Foundation entitled, Wonderful Life Foundation. Mark plans to submit his online work as a thesis project to earn his Doctorate (PhD.) degree and officially become a Nanotechnology Sociologist. Bookmark this page now and click here to review preliminary plans for organizational development of Wonderful Life Foundation currently published on www.ServeNet.org. ServeNet.org, Idealist.org, and Network-for-Good.org are associated with the government web site portal, www.freedomcorp.gov, an initiative of President George W. Bush to promote volunteerism and provide services to help Not-for-Profit organizations.