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*[[Solar Energy Transition]]
*[[Solar Energy Transition]] - or [[Earth Area Required for a Solar Economy]]. That's a preliminary question. Its answer is positive. Therefore, the next question becomes how do we install 30TW of PV?

Revision as of 18:30, 13 September 2023

FreeSolar refers to the transition of PV manufacturing, a core abundance technology, into the open sector as a universal basic asset.

This would solve oil wars and abolish a number of oil-funded dicatotorships (Russia, Venezuela, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Oman, Libya) [1].

The OSE theory of liberation includes the concept that a transition to abundance within the realm of critical infrastructure technologies is a prerequisite for a democratic world. Such abundance may be implemented by the open sector in the form of enterprises that carry on the creation of universal basic assets related to critical infrastructure.

This is predicated on the human psychology of the retilian brain, wired for a negativity and threat bias - which becomes activated with real and perceived threats. By removing basic survival (critical infrastructure technologies such as housing, food, energy) from this threat via universal basic assets, this negative psychology can be managed to minimize its negative effect. When scared or threatened, humans revert to violence and become susceptible to authoritarian ('savior') propaganda.

PV is particularly potent because it is a low-hanging fruit. With universal access to solar energy, and thermal energy storage via water - not only can homes be powered 100% from the sun, but also heated and cooled when there is no sun - by means of hot or cold water storage from heat pumps fueled by PV solar energy.

The concept here is that a $1B investment can solve the entire energy issue as such:

  1. Core manufacturing facility is produced for manufacturing X GW of PV panels annually.

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