COLORADO

IDEAS

"I dream of things that

never were and ask,

why not?'"

Robert F. Kennedy

Professional geology adds knowledge of earth resources to projects of all kinds. For example, The American Institute of Professional Geologists (founded 1963) states: "The mission of the American Institute of Professional Geologists (AIPG) is to be an effective advocate for the profession of geology and to serve its members through activities and programs that support continuing professional development and promote high standards of ethical conduct."

Site builder: Ron Pritchett

Raised: New Mexico

Schools: Colorado School of Mines 1972

BSc. Geological Engineering

University of Denver 1998

Master of Technology Management

Member Professional Societies:

American Institute of Professional Geologists

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

American Association of Petroleum Geologists

Society of Petroleum Engineers

Cherry Creek Toastmasters

"All great deeds

and all great thoughts

have a ridiculous beginning"
Albert Camus

Mission + Vision

This is an information site.

Why Colorado Ideas?

Prosperity will most likely be achieved by idea integration, in ways that draw from lessons in history, coupled with technology and cultural trends.

Colorado is a place to go forward

with idea exploration.

Most of the ideas described herein

will not work as shown.

The reader is challenged to consider

strengths and weaknesses.

Consider elements of the "Sharing Economy"

described by Adam Theirer

(<<web link adjacent)

Are problems due to technical, economic,

and legal issues?

Will laws, regulations, and zoning

effectively ban these ideas?

Do the benefits of these ideas outweigh the detriments, for prosperity and quality of human life?

This site shows embryonic ideas; the visitor is challenged to find modern ways

to make these ideas real.

Note: Coloradoideas.org has no financial or other agreements with the sites listed herein; the sites are examples of constructive information – no guarantees suggested, only information.

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