 a trip to fantasyland   i love science fiction and as a ldquo trekie rdquo from the 60 rsquo s i have always embraced the innovative futuristic ideas that they presented however at some point reality has to meet the cost of innovation as a country we are mired in 15 trillion dollars of debt and we have a president and congress that are always willing to add to it with no sense of accountability of what happens when the debt comes due i mention this because this morning i read an article from domemagazinecom that contains the following statement by the author  ldquo one recent innovation that caught my attention isn rsquo t so much about the car as it is the road itself researchers at stanford have proposed a gamechanging idea an electrical highway that will charge your electric car battery as you drive rdquo   ldquo that rsquo s right no stopping or plugging in required in other words they rsquo ve invented the car equivalent of a starbucks drivethru but a whole lot faster and a great way to alleviate the lsquo range anxiety rsquo and inconvenient recharging issues that deter many people from considering an electric vehicle rdquo  http domemagazinecom foreigncorrespondent ar022112 i wonder how much will these magic highways cost to build how many will there be where will they be built who will pay for the cost of the technological advances it begs the question who can afford vehicles that run 30 miles on a charge and cost 43000 33000 with the proposed obama kickback from government motors from you and me as the taxpayer  oh that rsquo s right money is no object we can just print more or borrow it from china  this scenario fits in perfectly with emperor obama rsquo s fantasyland plan for the bankruptcy of america  