[GJM] Amazing Energy Breakthroughs Reported in Major Media!

[~Ashok]

Yes. I spent my life time in New Delhi and for the past six years I am on the foothills of Himalayas
  and know for sure that Delhi or Big Metros are just not the right place to live and community has to be prepared for coming major changes that hold the potential of uprooting the present corrupt system and instal and new era in view of the newer demands of society that has evolved and necessary changes, accordingly, in our monetary and civic system have become so critical.
   
  To sustain myself, I work as Development Advisor and manage a few improvement projects for resource starved community on voluntary and humanitarian basis.  As Development Advisor, I promote holistic projects, lands and living options to those who want to live adminst natural surroundings, near flowing rivers, overlooking majestic Himalayan Glaciers. People who want to have a quality of life are looking forward to such serene areas and kind of Holistic Livings that our cities do not promise. I do see a changing trend and find more and more people, even corporates looking to come out from husstle and busstle of mad cities crowds.
   
  Loveful regards
   
  Ashok
  

Muhammad Mukhtar Alam <mukhtaralam2000 at yahoo.com> wrote:
    Dear Marguerite.. You are correct in pointing out the need to reinvigorate the local currecies and that is something many people must be thinking about as there is indeed a reason to prepare for post-petromodern age..For me this means not to seek a future for myself here in Delhi and prepare for living in the village with austere standards of yore...
   
   
  

marguerite hampton <ecopilgrim at aabol.com> wrote:
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  industry must rely on the obsolesence it also has had  to "build in" in order to keep the industry and the economy alive. So, the industry has always been tenuous at best. The advent of new materials, which will last a lifetime as we move into nanotechnology and biomimicry, will further decrease the viability of the auto industry as manufactured products will last centuries with little wear and tear.   
   
  To do a "change over" to new technlogy would require a shut down of assembly lines for at least six months during which time, auto workers would have to be paid unemployment compensation.  
  But unemployment compensation, being far less than actual salaries, would create a negative and
  devastating "ripple-out" effect, not only in the U. S. economy, but world wide. Already, teetering on the edge of financial collapse due to the "bursting" housing market predicted to create the most severe economic downturn ever, the U.S. must hang on to whatever it can in the way of auto sales
  for the foreseeable.future.  However, even in the current state of the economy, Chrysler was forced to announce lay off 30,000 workers just last month due to decreased  sales.  
   
  Investors are simply unwilling to take the huge investment risk as ROI seems doubtful to say the least.   
   
  IMHO, the auto industry is a "dying dinosaur" no longer able to earn its keep.  Viable alternatives appear to lay within the design of "walkable" sustainable living communities coupled with modes of mass transportation connecting them.  
   
  As more and more jobs disappear, work will shift to the "electronic cottage/small local community concept as suggested by Alvin Toffler in "The Thrid Wave".  And communities will be forced to delink from the national economy to avoid going down with the ship by creating local currencies.  May I suggest a horse and buggy for reliability for the immediate future. 
   
  eco   . .
  < gently snipped >
                   
   


Reach out and touch someone with your Love & Gratitude..
                                                                                                  ~Ashok





 				
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