We You Net: Soul Bots Anonymous

Manifest
when something comes into being,
most likely physically,
or at least sensually experienced.

Ruth Stout has a wonderful garden.
It’s an example of some permaculture,
easy seeding and garden management method.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9ReIotPNVM

[quote][i]Originally posted by Loken68[/i]
Once again I’ll ask you a question but you will not answer even though it may be a turning point in world history.

1.When will the zombie or zombie like apocalypse occur?
2.Where will it start?
3.How fast will it spread?
4.What precautions are you taking? [/quote]

America has been breeding a generation of dimwits.
By mind controlling them into blocking off themselves from both spiritual and physical knowledge.
This can be seen with rising rates of illiteracy all across the country.

It is already starting with various protest riots and rise in crime.
Being incredibly limited in sources of input, on which to base actions,
people take to the streets doing what tv and video games teach them.

If it’s mainly a mental thing so should spread quite slowly.

There is a modified version of rabbies in development a “military virus”,
which is supposed to act to defend america from invasion,
by creating people into soldiers.

One modification is that people infected can live a long(er) time.

It’s possible to introduce the virus in several stages,
several flu vaccines may have,
if getting a complete set it activates,
the trigger virus would only be spread in case of
a “national emergency” of eminent invasion.

It’s actually a multi-tiered effort now,
biological (viruses), chemical (food and water additives),
as well as psychological (school, media, games).

Once a precedent of uncontrolled violence is set,
by having a homeland security event,
it will grow exponentially.

Video game teens will run around in groups with weapons,
just as they have been training to do for years.
Yes some of them may initially be overweight,
but a life of predation and potential cannibalism for food,
will certainly make the leaner ones more susceptible to thriving.

The cannibalism is a direct result of not having resources brought into a city,
which is a wasteland devoid of food except for humans and sparse lawns.
Those which can’t get out of the city due to traffic jams and lack of fuel at gas stations,
may succumb to cannibalism and be eaten alive by hungry hordes or turn to cannibalizing others.

This has happened before in times of great distress on this planet,
such as during the great “oprichna” artificial famines,
popular way of russia/soviet-union oppressing it’s populace.

While being “Breadbasket of the world” Ukraine was starving as all the food was exported,
and none was left for the people actually living in the place.

People were much more spiritual in Ukraine and had less access to firearms.
Though there are still anecodotes/jokes about cannibals,
like “why not make student in soup? because they’ll eat all the vegetables.” hahaha

My family survived since they grew their own vegetables and especially potatoes.
Though at times my grandma was so thin she was getting colon bloated like the starving Africans of nowadays.

Precautions include having a plan to leave the city during emergency on foot.
Having a destination to go towards, as well as survivalist skills.
Can also get a boat, or a place in a rural or wilderness area,
like can form a self-sustaining atom tribe.

had a bunch of dreams yesterday,
mainly about sailing around the world,
visiting different places.
Africa, Japan, Siberia, Brazil.

Today had a dream about some babysitter with her charge,
or sometimes it was me with my brother,
on an inflatable boat,
first we were going towards brazil,
then decided to cross atlantic to germany.
felt surprisingly safe in the dingy.

[quote user="Susan Evenden"]

I live off-the-grid and have since 1998.

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Congrats *hugs*

We support you.

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It is no picnic. I can tell you horror stories that would scare anyone away.

Things have improved over the years, but it is always a battle staying ahead of breakdowns and weak batteries. Green technology has a long way to go before it ever becomes viable.

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Open Source technologies can make it easier to make and repair things yourself.

So the government can make incentive to open source companies,

that release the details of design and manufacturing of products or source-code to customers.

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At this point, there is no reason for me to increase my solar bank because I would never save enough money in the next 40 years of my life to pay for them. Prices have to come down.

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how about making a wind turbine?

http://www.greenterrafirma.com/axial-flux-alternator.html

To lower costs of making a tower can mount it on a tall tree (hypothesis).

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Batteries never last as long as one would expect and are difficult to dispose of in a green manner.

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How about producing hydrogen and storing it in tanks?

To produce only require electricity, alternator, and water with electrolyte (conductive).

Or get a package like http://www.amazon.com/Revolution-Smart-Cell-Hydrogen-Generator/dp/B001J9ZVM8

Hydrogen leaks, but slower than batteries.

Also can be transported, and also used directly (hydrogen gas stove).

depending on container can be lighter than batteries.

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Without a generator there is no hope of Canadians being able to be self-sufficient electrically.

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can have a hydrogen generator.

or a turbine linked to electric generator to make electricity

A steam turbine be relatively simple to make.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_turbine

“– about 80% of all electricity generation in the world is by use of steam turbines”

Though Stirling engines are more efficient,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stirling_engine

they are somewhat harder to make.

A man in Bangladesh made a 5 hp one http://www.stirlingengine.com/product/84

Can use many kinds of fuel.

[quote user="Susan Evenden"]

I have already invested probably $50,000 or more since 1998 and without diesel generators (hampering my green footprint every day) I would not be able to survive

I have a composting toilet, a cistern for water, the TV is almost never on, we do not use the toaster, microwave unless the generator is running and I do not own a blowdryer.

When your hydro goes out someone else repairs it. When mine goes out, I do. Doesn’t matter whether it’s 6:00p.m. on Christmas Eve or two months of outage after a lightening strike. I arrange it and pay for all the repairs, which of course are never cheap.

Life is not easy off the grid and don’t ever let anyone sell you on the romantic notion that it is.

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How about getting a community together,

so that some members of the community can do the repairs and maintenance work,

others can do agriculture, product manufacturing, trade, planing and have a wonderful atom-tribe.

just like nature .