"If it's a rejection of international trade in a wider sense, the implications are much more severe," he said.
But he said new nuclear power was "controversial", the safety implications were much more "dramatic" than with renewables, and the price was "much more difficult [to ascertain]" than when funding solar panels and wind turbines.
While on the surface Oracle versus Google might seem like a battle for profit between two tech giants, the implications are much more significant.
But if we step back a bit and look at the process of the creation of this or any other technology, there are implications that suggest much more is going on.
By implication, you see much more investment in helping teachers look outward to the next teacher, the next school, than just looking upwards to the next level in the bureaucracy.
In families like mine, where there are more nationalities than members, the implications of Brexit are much more profound than the political and economic chaos into which the UK has voluntarily descended.
Stephen Cooper (Member of the government legal service, 1989-2009) Rotherham, South Yorkshire In families like mine, where there are more nationalities than members, the implications of Brexit are much more profound than the political and economic chaos into which the UK has voluntarily descended.
The implications of FourSquare are much more about the dynamic provisioning of offers as we (micro-communities) move through time and space than who's Mayor and who's in the room.
To be sure, these rings are much less impressive than Saturn's but the implications are clear: rings seem much more common than astronomers once thought.
But doing whatever it takes to extricate yourself from a mess can have much more serious implications than you realize in real time.
