4 billion years of jobs

Missouri should be "The Show 'YOU' State, and we can do that by looking at what will give us two things perpetually, or at least until the Earth cools off. To create jobs, even before the idea of what to produce comes up, electricity has to be available, giga watts of it. It has to be cheap and it has to go on everywhere, no matter what. Under 37,000 feet of ocean water is sea bottom, and under that and ever other square inch of surface on this planet there is an unending source of heat. In 2006 at Chena Hot Springs, Alaska, (I believe) Conoco, and Carrier (air conditioning) Co. have put a geothermal electricity producing operation that has operated at minus 60 Fahrenheit. The cost of electricity has gone from .30 cents per KW to less than .07 per KW. It operates from the heat of the earth, and will for the next 4 billion years. We are going to run out of oil, coal and gas in the next few generations, and the costs are not going to come down. With the cost of production and start up time of the Nuclear facility in Louisiana, the whole United States could have one geothermal electricity producing plant in all 50 States, 5 years before the nuclear one starts up and put about 40,000 to 50,000 people to work, ad infinitum . Ray Wallace