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Many are proposing post scarcity as the way to go. Here is an experiment in practice. High tech neosubsistence - reinvent the wheel by opensourcing the wheel - add modern touch to old stuff. | |||
Imagine if you took all that society has learned to date, and apply it? | |||
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Let's start with land. You might want some clean energy - say from the sun. | |||
It boils down to energy - do we have it? Yes, the sun is the source of all power. The USA use approaches 1000 GW (4kW per person) these days. The world uses NASA scientists tell us that t | |||
Well, we do have 6 million people born per month, so we're 'thriving' like field mice in a population explosion. | |||
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Revision as of 17:22, 22 November 2009
Marcin will be presenting this 5 minute presentation at the Humanity Plus Summit.
The flavor is high-tech neosubsistence.
Slide 1- Cover
How to Build the World's First, Replicable, Post-Scarcity Resilient Community By Marcin Jakubowski, Ph.D. Presented at the H+ Summit, Irvine, Californa December 5-6
Slide 2
Many are proposing post scarcity as the way to go. Here is an experiment in practice. High tech neosubsistence - reinvent the wheel by opensourcing the wheel - add modern touch to old stuff.
Imagine if you took all that society has learned to date, and apply it?
Slide 3 - 6 - survival: energy, materials, housing, food, technology
Let's start with land. You might want some clean energy - say from the sun.
It boils down to energy - do we have it? Yes, the sun is the source of all power. The USA use approaches 1000 GW (4kW per person) these days. The world uses NASA scientists tell us that t
Well, we do have 6 million people born per month, so we're 'thriving' like field mice in a population explosion.