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<p>Moved some content to a more fitting page</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>=Basics=<br /> *A Group Dedicated Mainly to [[Upcycling]] of hard to recycle materials such as [[Metalized Films]]<br /> <br /> =From Cindy=<br /> <br /> You can do a direct inquiry through their formal channels here<br /> https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/pages/work-with-us<br /> <br /> Check this out ....hmmm I sense a connection...<br /> *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7283qRcMOy0<br /> *https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2019-01-25/terracycle-ceo-explains-loop-video<br /> *https://youtu.be/zbkrljZ9J2U<br /> <br /> ==Discussion==<br /> The idea is absolutely right. In my plan, there is no waste, as the Village Campus recycles everything from plastic, biomass, steel. So we&#039;ll have this solved, and we&#039;re looking for a way to scale - which would be in a very different business model of Autonomous Communities, beyond global supply chains.<br /> <br /> And Princeton Dropout. So am I, even though I finished.<br /> <br /> If this guy wants to diversify beyond waste to open source microfactories, this would be a perfect match. Though that would be a far stretch if he doesn&#039;t have a 5+ year horizon.<br /> <br /> Could use some more insight into Regulation A financing. I do not support &quot;going public&quot; - which I think is one of the most deadly institutions in society - so I would like to see if Regulation A operates differently. Catherine Austin Fitts suggested Regulation A to me back in 2014 before this came out.<br /> <br /> Very impressive about the recyclable containers for consumer goods. That&#039;s going to be everywhere soon with cheap and autonomous vehicle delivery. This guy is ahead of the curve, I&#039;m sure Amazon wants a piece of this. We could collaborate, for example, if he needs autonomous open source delivery vehicles. I don&#039;t see any evidence if this guy appreciates open source though. Any insights on that point?<br /> <br /> =Internal Links=<br /> *<br /> <br /> =External Links=<br /> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TerraCycle The Wikipedia Page on Terracycle]</div>

Eric