Welcome

Welcome to Applied Systems Thinking. Crisis is upon us globally. I’ll be integrating geopolitics, finance, energy, health, psychology, resource availability (especially food), and the plans of the elites to corner the market on everything that matters. If you’d like to support my work, you can buy me a coffee at the link below:

Maximal independence from centralised systems will be incredibly important. Of course the ability to do this varies greatly between people, but if everyone does what they can they will be protecting themselves as much as possible. Hopefully people will also protect each other. It’s essential to stop believing all politicians and all legacy media for a start. They’ve all been comprehensively lying to you about everything important. All political tribes have been co-opted, so voting in a different group will not help. We need to address our predicament ourselves, from the bottom up. Keeping an open mind will be essential. Some of what you see here may challenge deeply held beliefs, but please allow those beliefs to be challenged. Tribalism is toxic. They want us driven into our respective corners, with no overlap of worldview, so as to divide us as much as possible. A house divided cannot stand. Much of what’s happening is very confronting, but not dealing with it is not an option, because the changes will happen anyway. The choice is between being as informed as possible, trying to find a way forward that works for you, your family, and your community, or to submit to the malign authority that’s rapidly developing. This is no time to be passive. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for.

Ready, Set, Prep! Episode 1

The series will explore: finance; the limits of energy, food, water, and soil; considerations and solutions at the individual, family, and community level; as well as the role of local government – all within the context of the Covid-19 response 🦠

Renewable Energy: The Vision And A Dose Of Reality

In recent years, there has been more and more talk of a transition to renewable energy on the grounds of climate change, and an increasing range of public policies designed to move in this direction. Not only do advocates envisage, and suggest to custodians of the public purse, a future of 100% renewable energy, but they suggest that this can be achieved very rapidly, in perhaps a decade or two, if sufficient political will can be summoned. See for instance this 2009 Plan to Power 100 Percent of the Planet with Renewables:

A year ago former vice president Al Gore threw down a gauntlet: to repower America with 100 percent carbon-free electricity within 10 years. As the two of us started to evaluate the feasibility of such a change, we took on an even larger challenge: to determine how 100 percent of the world’s energy, for all purposes, could be supplied by wind, water and solar resources, by as early as 2030.

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