When the ill-gotten $ blows away the sanity which was left in a moron...

When a billionaire like #ballgates with all of his ill-gotten $ becomes confused about

who the bloody hell is he/she

he/she tries to play around with the 

#motherearth

thinking that maybe it's okay to take charge of all the natural resources provided by #lordshiva

and that he/she has gotten such power to do that.

Such is the effect of having a long nose - nobody warns him not to poke it everywhere 

agar naak katwa jate hai

to bohut dard hotey hai...

Taking a text from a patent application of #ballgates to control nature and why #universe must be careful about these morons.

Truly this is the age of Greenfinger: Billionaire Bill Gates has patented the idea to halt hurricanes by decreasing the surface temperature of the ocean.

The patent calls for a large fleet of specially equipped ships that would mix warm water from the ocean surface with colder water down below, according to five new patents that include Microsoft’s chairman as a co-inventor. That could then reduce or perhaps eliminate the heat-driven condensation which hurricanes feed upon, thus significantly reducing their intensity.

Patent-watcher “theodp” first spotted the new patent filings and told TechFlash that the scheme reminded him of something Mr. Burns might have concocted in “The Simpsons” — if the fictional industrialist hadn’t already blown his master plan on blocking out the sun.

The hurricane-stopper plan was apparently hatched from a meeting of Intellectual Ventures, a patent house that regularly gathers scientists and technologists to brainstorm together. TechFlash notes that the official filings came through an Intellectual Ventures affiliate, Searete LLC.

This represents just the latest in a long line of geoengineering proposals aimed at taming Mother Nature, whether aimed at climate change or hurricanes. Even the prestigious National Academy of Sciences held a workshop in June on geoengineering, although that ended with disagreements on whether the cure might be worse than the problem.

We previously looked at other plans regarding hurricanes, such as sending supersonic jets slicing into the eye of the giant storms. But for now, it’s likely that coastal cities should at least invest in more grounded ideas to become hurricane-proof.