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I myself am a philosopher quite interested in what we might call the " the religious uses of Atheism " and in inter-religious dialogue . Government might call on the university to direct its attention to the problem of racial injustice , and it may very properly forbid the university to practice racial injustice . The question is how something might emerge - as pervasive as the web - that gives you both of them on any connected device . And , while it is " logical to assume " that relocating troops to the United States might save some money in the long run , the savings might not amount to much because the military would have to replicate many of the facilities in Europe in the United States , he added . On top of that , what comes out of their mouths is n't what you might call , except in the most loose technical sense , '' dialogue . I could not tell you the name but perhaps you might call the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce . One of the time-honoured SF themes is the exploration of what we might call " edge science " : ideas that are current in the scientific world , but far from established , often very speculative , sometimes even close to kooky . Or should we place it in any mechanical transports of animal nature , in any blind impulse , in any strong feelings , not to be described , or accounted for , or argued upon , but known by some inward inexplicable sensation to be divine ; we could not wonder , if calm and prudent men were slow to admit the pretension to it , and were fearful it might end in the most dangerous enthusiasm , made impious by excessive appearances of piety . Rozwell recently used Gartner models and her own estimates to calculate what process improvements and data standards might save the industry : $ 5.8 to $ 6.6 billion annually .