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How should we invest in our future? In the last sections of this week's chapter, you learned about a couple of different classes of biofuels. While biofuels have some benefits there are some clear drawbacksound in the chapter, most of which relate to the fact that they are still a relatively young technology. For example, biofuels currently cannot be carbon neutral because much of the infrastructure supporting production requires fossil fuels To make a full transition to biofuels would be an enormous undertaking and require significant capital. Yet, even with that investment, we might wind up with a fuel that is not viable in the long term and would ultimately be a waste of time and resources. A hydrogen economy would require an even greater investment, and while it would be a boon to the environment worked out, it would be Crippling if it didn't Other, more futuristic energy sources have similar problems a viable nuclear fusion reactor would solve our energy needs for generations to come, but building one has proven to be extraordinarily difficult With all that in mind, how do we make the decision of how much investment is enough? How much capital should we put into bloe droger fusion for any other source of energy before we ve up and try something new? And knowing the risks that some of these technologies may never pan out, how can we navigate our way to a more renewable form of energy without significant harm to the economy? Be sure to post your initial response by Tuesday at 11:59 PM with at least two followup responses to your classmates by Friday at 11:59 PM