Technocracy: Building a new sustainable society for a post carbon world

Andrew Wallace

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TECHNOCRACY: building a new sustainable society for a post carbon world
by Andrew Wallace
Topics moneyless, sustianbility, post carbon, technocracy
Collection opensource
Language English
How can we build a moneyless, sustainable, post carbon world?
Dr. Wallace presents a proposal for an alternative socio-economic system that has sustainability built in right from the start for a world without oil, a world without money. Taking science as the foundation the applying that to design a society that gives people more time to be human yet results in a high standard of living for everyone.  

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Contents

Designing the future	3
The technocracy car	17
Foundations	19
Science knowledge and the truth	21
Society its organisation and the distribution of goods	33
A short history of money	37
What does the term price system mean?	41
Growth and its limits	43

What do we mean with the term expert?	55
How do we balance the needs of the Earth with the needs of society?	57
What do we mean with the term energy credits?	61
Why would people work for free?	63
How do we ensure that the system does not become corrupted?	65
How would people live in a technate?	69
How would people get around?	75
What forms the technocratic plan for society?	77

What do we mean distributed and selforganising systems?	45
Technocracy	49
How do we build a new society?	51

How would this become real?	85
What about down side?	103
Technocracy For A Sustanalbe Soc Nov 2008 SLIDE SHOW https://www.slideshare.net/isenhand/technocracy-for-a-sustanalbe-soc-nov-2008-presentation Why Dont We Have Peace? Discussion with Dr Andrew Wallace Speak Easy Talk A discussion at Four Bridges SpeakEasy with Dr Andrew Wallace Research Engineer from HUMLab, Sweden Author: Technocracy: Building a new sustainable society for a post carbon world. New book due out soon Points raised during discussion Our evolutionary baggage of hunter gatherers competing for scarce resources influences our idea of “scarcity” in a time of real abundance. The money to be made from war and post war rebuilding is fuels conflict. The Internet is a distributive system. Millions of local groups are networking together cooperatively to learn and share ideas and inspiration. This is becoming more and more urgent. We will need to have so many interconnections that there is plenty of “redundancy” in the system. We could face a sudden “phase change” in our social and economic system. We need to have alternatives tested and trialled. There is not one organisation or leader – it is important to keep this a distributive, invisible leadership “The wicked leader is he who the people despise. The good leader is he who the people revere. The great leader is he who the people say, ‘We did it ourselves” — Lao Tzu