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	How do the above 16 technologies contribute to a Global Village? They all contribute to the infrastructure and an economic base, while utilizing as many local resources as possible. The productive capacity of the 16 technologies, implied in Fig. 1, is extensive.		How do the above 16 technologies contribute to a Global Village? They all contribute to the infrastructure and an economic base, while utilizing as many local resources as possible. The productive capacity of the 16 technologies, implied in Fig. 1, is extensive.

	Figure 3 shows some of the main proposed physical production relationships and their relationships to natural resources for Factor E Farm<ref> This is the present facility for OSE. http://~~openfarmtech~~.org~~/weblog~~/		Figure 3 shows some of the main proposed physical production relationships and their relationships to natural resources for Factor E Farm<ref> This is the present facility for OSE. http://blog.opensourceecology.org/
	</ref> in particular. Items in green are generative goods, and items in blue are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosumer prosumer]<ref> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosumer</ref> goods. Note that the arrow loops indicate self-replicating components: Flex Fab, nursery for generating fruit trees, and self-regenerating sustainable forestry practice.		</ref> in particular. Items in green are generative goods, and items in blue are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosumer prosumer]<ref> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosumer</ref> goods. Note that the arrow loops indicate self-replicating components: Flex Fab, nursery for generating fruit trees, and self-regenerating sustainable forestry practice.

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	Figure 4a. Icon for a compressed earth block press.		Figure 4a. Icon for a compressed earth block press.

	We basically have a structure, with two linear motors (hydraulic cylinders), which move the compression cylinder and hopper, respectively. Compare this to the actual picture of the machine<ref> http://~~openfarmtech~~.org~~/weblog~~/?p=91		We basically have a structure, with two linear motors (hydraulic cylinders), which move the compression cylinder and hopper, respectively. Compare this to the actual picture of the machine<ref> http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=91
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			''see [[Product Ecologies]]''

	=IV. PRODUCT ECOLOGY=		=IV. PRODUCT ECOLOGY=

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	Imagine if you could build or buy a solar turbine and grid-intertie inverter at essentially the cost of parts. Then you can start selling power to the grid, not to mention that you wouldn't have to pay any more electric bills. If you can't do it yourself, get together with some friends and do it in a group. That's the kind of possibility that emerges if the enabling know-how is made available to everyone.		Imagine if you could build or buy a solar turbine and grid-intertie inverter at essentially the cost of parts. Then you can start selling power to the grid, not to mention that you wouldn't have to pay any more electric bills. If you can't do it yourself, get together with some friends and do it in a group. That's the kind of possibility that emerges if the enabling know-how is made available to everyone.

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Jeremy at 06:05, 7 April 2009

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	Imagine if you could build or buy a solar turbine and grid-intertie inverter at essentially the cost of parts. Then you can start selling power to the grid, not to mention that you wouldn't have to pay any more electric bills. If you can't do it yourself, get together with some friends and do it in a group. That's the kind of possibility that emerges if the enabling know-how is made available to everyone.		Imagine if you could build or buy a solar turbine and grid-intertie inverter at essentially the cost of parts. Then you can start selling power to the grid, not to mention that you wouldn't have to pay any more electric bills. If you can't do it yourself, get together with some friends and do it in a group. That's the kind of possibility that emerges if the enabling know-how is made available to everyone.

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Jeremy at 06:03, 7 April 2009

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