Free energy not all good?
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2014 2:44 am
Hello,
I haven't posted on this forum I'm pretty sure so i thought I'd give it ago. Is free energy really a good thing for the future of man? What will mankind do with this incredible gift? I read somewhere that it would take 5 earths to bring the rest of the world up to the USA's level of living standard. How many earth's would it take with free energy? At some point it is all ridiculous. Bee are going extinct, and we have neither the political will nor the technology to prevent it from happening. There is simply no substitute for bees. There will never will be. Because by the time man figures out how to make robotic bees, the ecology that supported the plants we harvest will have been destroyed forever. There is no turning back. In Ohio every last acre of land not on a hill or mountain is used as either office, factory, house, or farm. If energy is cheap the whole world will be like this. I read that 47% of all vertebrates in the world have died since 1970. Habitats are simply disappearing. Free energy just means that there is no energetic limit to how we can mold the earth into our shape, squeezing out millions of years of biological development in just a few decades. We depend on the earth's ecology. I don't believe in global warming. But the oceans are becoming more acidic and it is causing shelled animals to weaken and become less viable. Maybe free energy would help in this area, lots less co2 being made.
I haven't posted on this forum I'm pretty sure so i thought I'd give it ago. Is free energy really a good thing for the future of man? What will mankind do with this incredible gift? I read somewhere that it would take 5 earths to bring the rest of the world up to the USA's level of living standard. How many earth's would it take with free energy? At some point it is all ridiculous. Bee are going extinct, and we have neither the political will nor the technology to prevent it from happening. There is simply no substitute for bees. There will never will be. Because by the time man figures out how to make robotic bees, the ecology that supported the plants we harvest will have been destroyed forever. There is no turning back. In Ohio every last acre of land not on a hill or mountain is used as either office, factory, house, or farm. If energy is cheap the whole world will be like this. I read that 47% of all vertebrates in the world have died since 1970. Habitats are simply disappearing. Free energy just means that there is no energetic limit to how we can mold the earth into our shape, squeezing out millions of years of biological development in just a few decades. We depend on the earth's ecology. I don't believe in global warming. But the oceans are becoming more acidic and it is causing shelled animals to weaken and become less viable. Maybe free energy would help in this area, lots less co2 being made.