The mechanics of our US economy have become so complicated, so convoluted and so overburdened, that Chairman Bernanke and the Federal Reserve are powerless to engineer a solution.

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For those for whom that solution does not work, an engineer will be sent out to see if they need to change their cabling or aerial.

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Through ongoing collaboration, socialization, and vetting, the idea develops into a viable solution to address a new market opportunity, re-engineer a core process, solve a problem, or create business value.

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University of Texas electrical engineer Dr. Shashank Priya thinks he has the solution to this problem, in the form of miniature windmills (not pictured) that can provide adequate power from breezes as faint as 10 MPH.

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Of course, some have the background which is a different issue, but even in that case this should be a suggestion from the product owner to make a change, and the engineer can evaluate and remain accountable for their part of the solution.

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