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The UAW has had a history of workers that slacked, but since the 1980’s a LOT has changed! Most would be surprised how union employees actually work. True, you’ll find your occasional slacker… as with ANY industry. But by and large the union workers submit to union bosses which directly work WITH the auto manufacturers these days. In short, it’s not like the 1960’s and 1970’s when men would sit with their feet up and their cap over their faces taking a ciesta. Those days are gone!

I would absolutely LOVE IT if someone could actually make an energy-creating device – regardless of means (wind, water, nuclear, etc.) that would actually be LESS money than what one has to invest! So far, there are virtually no incentives to invest in ANY of the energy-creating devices: solar, wind, etc. I would absolutely LOVE to buy something that would actually MAKE me money with my investment.

While I pray that this company’s investment will pay off – and the displaced employees he’s hired won’t be subject to being laid off yet again – I just don’t see how wind energy will be viable in the Detroit area. With an average wind speed of 10 mph, it just won’t be enough to generate any “real” power for ANY consistent benefit. So, I don’t poo-poo the invention, I’m just saying I don’t think it’ll work for many (if any) in the Southwest Michigan area – the wind speeds just aren’t there! Perhaps I’m missing something but it just doesn’t seem worth the investment dollars needed to spend on alternative energy.

To sum up, I wish the company and employees well with their product(s), I just don’t see it as viable – at least for those who live in the Northern suburbs of Detroit.

The UAW has had a history of workers that slacked, but since the 1980’s a LOT has changed! Most would be surprised how union employees actually work. True, you’ll find your occasional slacker… as with ANY industry. But by and large the union workers submit to union bosses which directly work WITH the auto manufacturers these days. In short, it’s not like the 1960’s and 1970’s when men would sit with their feet up and their cap over their faces taking a ciesta. Those days are gone!

I would absolutely LOVE IT if someone could actually make an energy-creating device – regardless of means (wind, water, nuclear, etc.) that would actually be LESS money than what one has to invest! So far, there are virtually no incentives to invest in ANY of the energy-creating devices: solar, wind, etc. I would absolutely LOVE to buy something that would actually MAKE me money with my investment.

While I pray that this company’s investment will pay off – and the displaced employees he’s hired won’t be subject to being laid off yet again – I just don’t see how wind energy will be viable in the Detroit area. With an average wind speed of 10 mph, it just won’t be enough to generate any “real” power for ANY consistent benefit. So, I don’t poo-poo the invention, I’m just saying I don’t think it’ll work for many (if any) in the Southwest Michigan area – the wind speeds just aren’t there! Perhaps I’m missing something but it just doesn’t seem worth the investment dollars needed to spend on alternative energy.

To sum up, I wish the company and employees well with their product(s), I just don’t see it as viable – at least for those who live in the Northern suburbs of Detroit.

The UAW has had a history of workers that slacked, but since the 1980’s a LOT has changed! Most would be surprised how union employees actually work. True, you’ll find your occasional slacker… as with ANY industry. But by and large the union workers submit to union bosses which directly work WITH the auto manufacturers these days. In short, it’s not like the 1960’s and 1970’s when men would sit with their feet up and their cap over their faces taking a ciesta. Those days are gone!

I would absolutely LOVE IT if someone could actually make an energy-creating device – regardless of means (wind, water, nuclear, etc.) that would actually be LESS money than what one has to invest! So far, there are virtually no incentives to invest in ANY of the energy-creating devices: solar, wind, etc. I would absolutely LOVE to buy something that would actually MAKE me money with my investment.

While I pray that this company’s investment will pay off – and the displaced employees he’s hired won’t be subject to being laid off yet again – I just don’t see how wind energy will be viable in the Detroit area. With an average wind speed of 10 mph, it just won’t be enough to generate any “real” power for ANY consistent benefit. So, I don’t poo-poo the invention, I’m just saying I don’t think it’ll work for many (if any) in the Southwest Michigan area – the wind speeds just aren’t there! Perhaps I’m missing something but it just doesn’t seem worth the investment dollars needed to spend on alternative energy.

To sum up, I wish the company and employees well with their product(s), I just don’t see it as viable – at least for those who live in the Northern suburbs of Detroit.