The Physics Is Cheap, the Will Is Expensive
The cure exists. You can read the paper.
The energy harvester exists. You can buy the parts.
The clean-water design exists. It fits in a twenty-foot container.
Most of the biggest problems are not engineering problems anymore.
They are *will* problems.
They are *will* problems.
There is a disease that kills children in Chad, and the molecule that stops it has been sitting in a pharmaceutical archive for twenty years. The lab is not the bottleneck. The market is.
There is a village that has never had constant light. The panel that would light it is cheaper than the airtime of the news crew that might come film it.
"We don't know how" is usually a lie. The truth is usually: *"Nobody paid us to finish."*
So finish anyway.
Somebody is waiting.
