Global Warming a fake?

prometheuspan · April 23, 2010

are you paying attention where i try to be uber nice, change the game, and provide information that makes the whole argument pointless on both sides? or are we just going to rush off and talk a bout a propaganda graph and then try to ad hominem and momderator bully our way thru never addressing the things i posted?

and then later, oh yes, priceless, accuse me of not making the effort to communicate?

:bouquet:

assuming even if true, that global warming is a non issue, the economic reasons alone should compel us to quit fossil fuels.

You have allowed exxon oil to dupe you into paying through the nose. If we went electric and geothermal in the 70s, you'd be paying a dollar a year for your electric bill- and that would include all of the fuel for your car.

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[[Energy and Environment Research 2]]

==1. There are many different ways to derive energy. ==

2. Each of these methods has different relationships with the environment

3. Each of these methods has different costs and different benefits

4. Each of the these methods has different pros and cons.

5. A partial list of methods; [[oil]], [[coal]], [[shale]], [[wood]], [[gasoline]], [[biofuels]] (a. food crop, b. hemp crop c. algae) [[solar]], [[Thermal Solar]], [[Wind]], [[Tidal]], [[Geothermal]], [[Hydrogen]], [[Hydroelectric]], [[Zero Point]], [[Nuclear]].

6. Oils relationships with the environment are

a. Oil is ancient organic material that has undergone geological processes.

b. Oil is removed from the ground via oil wells. Ie oil is mined from the Earth.

c. Oil is burned in order to get heat and chemical reaction to create the energy.

d. Burning it creates smoke. The smoke is toxic. It is multiply toxic to the ecosystem in multiple ways.

e. Its causing [[Global Warming]].

f. It causes cancer.

g. It causes acid rain

h. Thus it hurts humans personally and the whole ecosystem as whole in these different ways.

7. oil costs a certain amount of money to obtain from the earth, depending on how deep it is and at what pressure it is under.

8. oil costs a certain amount of money to refine and process, as well as to transport.

== 9. The pros of oil are that ; ==

a. It is accessible with very primitive levels of technology

b. Our current energy infrastructure is based on oil

c. Oil costs less than biofuels or, at least, it used to.

d. Oils over all cost benefit analysis remains do-able from the perspective of economics alone.

== 10. The cons against oil are ==

a. Oil is actually very expensive as technology compared to other forms of energy in which initial

costs render yields not limited by physical quantities.

Solar power stations, Wind, and Geothermal all provide energy options which

are simply cheaper over the long term.

b. Oil pollutes the ecology as mentioned in its environmental analysis above.

c. That pollution will cause the extinction of life on earth as we know it should it continue.

d. We have already reached a tipping point where we have raised the global temperature so high that the new larger contributor to
greenhouse gasses is the ice that is being melted.

e. Thus we need solutions to reverse global warming, or, our civilization is doomed.

== 11. Coal. ==
The specifics change, but Coal, like oil, is an ancient organic substance exposed to geological processes, must be burned, and thus
contributes to pollution and global warming.

== 12. Oil Shale and Coal Shale. ==
Similar to oil and coal or extensions of them, shale is harder to mine and harder to extract oil from.
Thus it costs more to process.

== 13. Biofuels. ==
The difference between biofuels and oil or coal is that biofuels have not been exposed to geological processes, but rather, similarly effecting technological processes.

a.Biofuels still have toxic smoke which pollutes and which contributes to [[Global Warming]].

b. Biofuels trade energy shortage and economic stress for food shortage and economic stress, thus creating c +d

c. Biofuels create food shortages, hunger, and contribute to global poverty.

d. Biofuels make food more expensive.

== 14. Solar Power ==

a. Solar power is derived from the suns light and chemical processes.

b. Solar panels are a permanent fixture which will continue to derive energy whenever the sun shines.

c. Solar panels have real but comparatively very tiny environmental costs.

d. Solar panel technology is up to date and evolved, no more research is actually required.

e. Assorted pundits and candidates and politicians and so forth like to tell us that they favor more research for solar power.

Thats a secret unsecret way of saying that they don't support employing it as a real world solution, because solar power has worked
and has been feasible and economically viable for over 20 years.

f. Solar power is derived at a specific rate depending on the size of the panel, the efficiency of the absorption of the sunlight, and the amount of
sunlight available.

g. Solar power does better at high altitudes because theres less atmospheric interference.
h. Solar Power has very low yields per physical system cost. In order to run a car on Solar energy, you have to panel the entire car,
and in order to run your house on solar energy, you would have to panel your entire rooftop and buy energy saving appliances.

i. Solar power is most attractive and useful in a whole energy strategy because it is uniquely mobile. Geothermal wells or Wind
power or tidal power (for obvious reasons) won't run a car directly.

j. Solar power could in theory be used to solve the energy crisis almost by itself, by paneling over a very large surface area. This surface area
has been calculated variously, with low estimates ranging in 10 by 10 miles, and high estimates ranging upto 200 by 200 miles.

h. The problem with this is that the cost/ benefit analysis shows us that this would be very expensive when compared to a holistic energy strategy.

i. Solar power has very low yields when compared to geothermal power.

15. Thermal Solar. Thermal Solar is a variation of Solar power with a much cheaper cost, a much lower per square foot yield, and operating at a much simpler technology level.

a. About 100 miles by 100 miles (median estimate) of Thermal solar paneling could in theory meet our energy needs.

b. Thermal Solar can be done in such a way that it has lower materials costs and lower materials environmental impact.

c. Thermal solar involves using light to heat a liquid which creates energy by pushing a turbine when the fluid expands.

== 16. Wind Energy. ==

a. Wind energy is derived from creating large turbines called wind mills.

b. Wind mills are generally very large affairs.

c. The larger a windmill is, the more energy it creates relative to its overall material cost.

d. This means that the cost/ benefit analysis shows that larger windmills are cheaper.

e. Windmills create medium yields of energy when they are operating.

f. One good large windmill can probably meet the energy needs for perhaps a dozen homes.

g. The USA could in theory meet all of its energy needs via wind power, if we invested heavily also in enormous

distribution network infrastructure.

h. The USA is rich in wind energy compared to most places on the earth.

i. The problem with windmills is downtime when theres no wind.

j. This is significantly less a problem than with solar downtime due to no sun.

k. Wind and Solar together as a team can capitalize on the two extremes of climate, and should thus be employed

alternately depending on the location one wishes to provide energy for.

l. For instance, Solar power is better in New Mexico, Arizona, California, Texas, And sunny places.

J. And yet Wind power is better in places like New Jersey, Oregon,...places alongside the Canada Border.

k. The other problem with wind power is that it can create quite an eye sore to look at.

l. Wind power also can be very devastating to local bird populations.

m. Wind and Solar might be good tandem partners for cities like Denver, where theres lots of wind and lots of sun,

but not usually at the same time except for when it is.

This allows such a system to generate power in the sunny months with solar and in the winter months with wind.

== 17. Tidal Power ==

a. Tidal power is derived much like wind power is, from the movement of water instead of air.

b. Tidal power is slightly higher in potential yields because water is denser.

c. Tidal power would have to be done more or less on remote beaches , probably in large fenced

areas to protect the systems from animals and animals and humans from the systems.

d. Tidal power is obviously only viable on the coastlines of oceans or very large bodies of water such as lakes.

e. Tidal power could in theory meet all of our energy needs.

f. The cost/ benefit analysis for tidal power is a bit murky because its a mostly unexplored technology.

g. However, proof of concept units do exist and the technology is very simple.

h. Tidal power has problems due to the corrosive nature of salt water and erosion.

i. Tidal power is unpopular because it ruins one beach per facility.

j. Most accessible tidal power exists in the energy of waves.

k. Cost/ benefit analysis shows that tidal power can be done out at sea, but it becomes increasingly more expensive the further out
you go to get the power back to land.

l. Tidal power is probably a good solution for arctic regions which don't get much sun, and whose wind conditions might on some occasions be too intense,
pulling windmills down.

m. Along with Solar power and Wind power, tidal power provides a third leg of medium level yield energy for low materials cost in situations where
geothermal power would be too expensive.

== 18. Geothermal Power ==

a. Geothermal power is energy derived from the heat of the earth.

b. that heat is on average several miles beneath the surface.

c. However, there is a lot of variance in how deep that heat is, and every state has regions where that heat is within a few hundred meters of the surface.

d. Geothermal power like wind power becomes cheaper per materials cost the larger the plant is.

e. Geothermal power has very high potential yields, and is in fact competitive with nuclear power in terms of sheer yield.

f. Geothermal power plants could in theory be built with higher energy yields than nuclear power plants. However, this is not advised or advisable, due to potential tectonic stresses such high energy plants could create.

g. In the range around 100th or even 1 tenth the yield energy of a nuclear power station, geothermal power stations could be built which would have virtually no impact on tectonic stresses.

h. Tectonic stress is an important variable. Frequently geothermal power is most accessible along fault lines. However, these should be ignored for caldera like situations where the system is not contributing or in danger due to tectonic stresses.

i. There are many different ways of configuring a geothermal power station, and only one which this author supports. This is called double circuit closed system geothermal power.

j. Double circuit simply means that the water drops on one circuit and the steam comes up on the other.

k. Closed circuit means that no water is ever lost in the system, because even the heating element chamber is a well engineered container

L. Geothermal power can in theory meet all of our energy needs

M. Of the resources available to us, it does this with the cheapest over all cost, the smallest possible ecological footprint, and the highest level of permanency.

N. Geothermal power is not a good solution in situations where a small amount of power is needed for small communities or remote estates. It has a high material cost and start up cost to drill the well.

O. Geothermal power is theoretically available almost everywhere on the surface of the earth.

P. Current oil wells now go as deep as 7, 8, 9 miles deep.

Q. Enough Geothermal power is accessible within 200 meters depth to meet all of our energy needs.

R. Where larger power sources are wanted in places where that heat is deeper, it is still true that geothermal heat in most places is not deeper than 4 miles.

S. In some rare situations where the crust is thick, geothermal power might be as deep as 20 miles.

Don't drill there, import the energy from 150 miles away somewhere.

== 19. Hydrogen power; ==

a. Hydrogen power is an up and coming technology which we can expect to see having good strong applications 20 or 30 years from now.

b. Hydrogen power is very promising, but currently, its still mostly a way to store energy, not create it.

c. The two main exceptions to this are using corrosive rare earth metals to get reactions, and using phased electrical energy to short out the binding force.

d. The problem with the former is that the rare earth metal is itself a form of fuel, and that creating it, and "burning" it with water both create toxic
substances as side effects.

e. The problem with the latter is containment of the field and what happens when organic matter is exposed to high energy bursts of electricity.

f. To the knowledge of this author, water based solutions which continue to use a combustion engine are frauds.

g. When Hydrogen becomes a used technology, it will probably be for very large equipment and uses, such as trains, planes, and large boats

== 20. Hydrolic or Hydro Electric power. ==

a. This energy is created by damming a river and using falling water to drive a turbine.

b. This is incredibly damaging to the ecology.

c. Yields are fairly high per materials cost, but, still, hydro electric materials costs are comparable to geothermal power, which doesn't destroy an entire
ecosystem per power plant.

d. Hydro electric power does not exist in anywhere near sufficient quantities to meet all of our energy needs.

e. This author finds hydro-electric power to be a bad idea all the way around, not even as useful as nuclear power.

== 21. Nuclear power ==

a. Nuclear power (currently) is derived from using rare earth metals in reactions which turn some fraction of those fuels directly into energy.

b. The radioactive fuels must be mined, and this results currently in the deaths (and serious health problems) of many Miners.

c. Nuclear power currently creates hyper toxic and radio active wastes, which cost money to tend and babysit, and which in an accident
of ignorance 10 thousand years from now could wipe out an entire continents worth of our descendants.

d. Nuclear power is in many senses still a futuristic technology with much promise and much potential.

e. Thus nuclear power should be studied and refined in the laboratory.

f. The focus of such studies should be in finding ways to use non radioactive fuels,

finding ways to create dissipating forms of radiation only, and finding ways to eliminate the problem of wastes.
g. Nuclear power is very high yield, but it has exorbitant costs, especially over the long term.

h. Compared to Geothermal power, nuclear power is extremely expensive, gets more expensive instead of less expensive over time, is extremely
dangerous, and perhaps most importantly, sooner or later we will run out of nuclear fuels, and still be forced to move on to geothermal power.

i. Nuclear power will be most useful for purposes of exploring our solar system and our galaxy.

j. There is no good reason to use nuclear power for domestic use considering the other much better alternatives.

== 22. Zero point energy ==

a. Zero point energy is derived from quantum phase state fluctuations where energy is created in contradiction to the "laws" of conservation of mass and
energy.

b. Zero point energy is a futuristic technology which may become realistic within the next 100 years.
c. Final stage proof of concept zero point energy research should be conducted at least as distant from the earth as the oort cloud, due to the unforseeable nature of potential dangers.

d. In theory, zero point energy could create a self sustaining quantum phase reaction which could create nearly unlimited energy in spaces literally too small to be seen by the naked eye.

e. Early stage research into zero point energy is the entire field of quantum mechanics, specifically Singularities, branes, and quantum holographics.

== 23. Summary of findings. ==

a. Geothermal, Solar, Wind, Tidal, and Hydrogen Technologies together provide a clear and easy path towards green and sustainable energy.

b. Geothermal energy specifically is the solution which a realistic green energy infrastructure should be rooted in.

c. It is reasonable to project a total holistic solution in which 80 percent of our energy comes from geothermal, 10 percent from Solar, 5 percent from Wind, and 5 percent from Tidal.

d. It is also worth mentioning that electric cars are a current and viable technology.

e. This is all of it simply a sumary of known and provable science fact. The only reason why most people don't know all of this is that oil companies
and rich evil jerks have spent billions of dollars to flood the public with propaganda and misinformation.

f. The other strategy of the evil empire jerks is to promote energy resources such as biofuels or nuclear power which create a situation of extreme expense so that they can continue to exploit our need for energy in order to make money. A Geothermally based energy infrastructure would provide
extremely cheap energy (especially over the long term) and this would be the death of the energy industry.

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Enhanced Geothermal Resources

GEOCEN --IYTE GEOTHERMAL ENERGY* RESEARCH AND APPLICATION CENTER--

Deep geothermal power possibly the miracle remedy to the energy crisis and to global warming! But urgent action is needed!

News Unfiltered: Expanding Geothermal Power Could Create 100,000 New Jobs, Says Geothermal Energy Association

US urged to boost its geothermal power capacity - 23 January 2007 - New Scientist

Geothermal Power Plant Triggers Earthquake in Switzerland : TreeHugger

All geothermal power options are not equal. Dry rock for instance is a lot more hazardous.
The ideal would simply create a closed circuit with a pooling area at the bottom, and this would not cause
problems like this place did because the water would not be going out into the surrounding rock.

Geothermal Energy and Its Advantages

CR4 - Thread: Geothermal Power Generation - The sleeping giant?

CVO Menu - The Plus Side of Volcanoes

Nuclear Power Pro/Con - Geothermal Energy

The Great Forgotten Clean-Energy Source: Geothermal | Alternative Energy | DISCOVER Magazine

Geothermal Critique
this is just to be fair. It should be noted that this is all about one plant thats operating too close to the magma
and not using double closed circuit.

Geothermal power station Stock Photos and Images. 31 geothermal power station pictures and royalty free photography available to search from over 100 stock photo brands.

Geothermal Power Plants: An Expensive Way To Generate Clean Electricity - Ecofriend

The Energy Blog: Geothermal Power not Just for the Western US

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New Tectonic Source of Geothermal Energy?

volcan42.jpg Geochemists from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Arizona State University have discovered a new tool for identifying potential geothermal energy resources. The discovery came from comparing helium isotopes in samples gathered from wells, springs, and vents across the northern Basin and Range of western North America. High helium ratios are common in volcanic regions. When the investigators found high ratios in places far from volcanism, they knew that hot fluids must be permeating Earth's inner layers by other means. The samples collected on the surface gave the researchers a window into the structure of the rocks far below, with no need to drill.

"A good geothermal energy source has three basic requirements: a high thermal gradient—which means accessible hot rock—plus a rechargeable reservoir fluid, usually water, and finally, deep permeable pathways for the fluid to circulate through the hot rock," says Mack Kennedy. "We believe we have found a way to map and quantify zones of permeability deep in the lower crust that result not from volcanic activity but from tectonic activity, the movement of pieces of the Earth's crust."

Geothermal is considered by many to be the best renewable energy source besides solar. Accessible geothermal energy in the United States, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, is estimated at 90 quadrillion kilowatt-hours, 3,000 times more than the country's total annual energy consumption. Determining helium ratios from surface measurements is a practical way to locate promising sources.

Julia Whitty is Mother Jones' environmental correspondent. You can read from her new book, The Fragile Edge, and other writings, here.

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prometheuspan · April 23, 2010

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you will always find the worst enemy in the very last place you would ever think to look.

"in religion, the ego manifests as the devil, and of course, nobody realizes how smart the ego is because it created the devil

so you could blame someone else."

Deepak Chopra

"All externalized enemies are merely projections of the internal ego id conflict."

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Then thought that I could decipher your message

There's no one here dear

No one at all

And if I'm wasting all your time

This time

Maybe you never learned to take

And if I'm hanging on to your shade

I guess I'm way beyond the pale

And souther men can grow gold

Can grow pretty

Blood can be pertty

Like a delicate man

Copper to steel to a hinge that is faltered

That let's you in let's you in let's you in

Somethings's just keeping you numb

You told me last night

You were a sun now with your very own

Devoted satellite

Happy for you

And I am sure that I hate you

Two sons too many too many able fires

And if I'm wasting all you time

This time

I think you never learned to take

And if I'm hanging on to your shade

I guess I'm way beyond the pale

(tori amos donut song)

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can you sing yourself a lullabye and ask and angel for a wing?

can you coax a fairy from its tree and let it on your dime then sing?

can you silence all reality and silence into the void

and walk away from the mirror on the insidhe paranoid?

can you whisper wishes to the djinis ,

can you call and inner wind?

can you turn and face the reaper,

and listen to that song

and use it to sprout wings from

and then get death to tag along?

Can you stop mere simple determinism, from making you its pawn,

can you be more than a demographia statistic in humanities march on?

can you leave behind the matrix?

can you talk with a tree?

can you stop being yourself to for a moment consider me?

Could you MEET me where i am, or even part the way;

could we make a mad dash for the infinite garden, ?

its a place i like to play...

out in the collective unconscious

out in gods mind ocean sea

out beyond the ego attachments

theres a you that can set you free

on wings of infinite godthoughts

to share a moment in gods mind

to know the universe as scalar fractal holomorph

and there yourself as adam kadmon echolation find

there is a place thats infinite, where all are terrified and yet yearn to go

where you can know truly anything that you can decide to know

where truth and knowledge and understanding illuminates true second sight

where consciousness is not an ego, but a playground in nyxs night

I'd meet you, and i'd show you

how to fly and how to sing

how to remember the growing

of the naguals wings

somewhere out where rumi wandered,

somewhere out where carlos casteneda lied

and don juans eagle flied

somewhere out where paradigms get twisted before they disappear in scalar perspectives

beyond where the leviathans tumble in hyper dimensional electives knots

out somewhere past carls sagans pale blue dot

out beyond da'ats apparent not

and yet so close it is yet all we truly fear

I, and the ally are waiting, and we would welcome you here.

"There is practically no end in science, and I think it requires some more humbleness than saying that you just can replace every opinion with facts."

you don't know me very well, do ewe.?

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perhaps if you didn't like spam you would be more careful what you made relevant.

i personally find it relevant, but then me having a conversation with a forum is my IQ test of it in progress.

The more important point in all of this is that we can replace all opinion with facts; and its really not as hard as

doing it as absolutely as I personally have.

Knowing even a small fraction of what I know could put you over as an escape for the matrix.

its the signal to noise ratio inside of your own skull that counts the most.

Reality or intelligence testing a forum is also about signal to noise ratio.

all you guys seem to be able to do is talk about me whilst i murmer at length about the secrets of the universe.

how easy is it for you to join me? and how much easier might it be if instead of fighting me you got used to the general principle

that me knowing all sorts of stuff means we can be nice to each other, not be in an ego contest.

But then, whatevas; the comedy gold of the situation is pearls to swine and determinism and humanity, falling off the assorted cliffs of its assorted

dilemmas into the sea like the proverbial lemmings.

Civilization and society only hurts itself when it doesn't listen to me; and every struggle in which i try to awaken the collective and it only fights me

still brings us closer to awakening. I can't lose my game because the place i am pointing is where the solutions are; only pain will be caused by not going

to the information, the truth, the understanding.

My way out is win win, where i win and everybody else wins sooner or later. The only question is how many "i told you sos" i get to stack.

Their way out is to try to pretend i'm an ego monster when the real truth is the difference between me and them is that i'm comparatively egoless.

Lose/lose, anti intellectualism rolls along.

Meanwhile, anybody could bother to collect the facts and actually solve the problems in a real way if they'd only run a real live 6 month long problem solving

process. (or, two weeks for aspie mind trip flight time.)

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ETHICS General

1. Endeavor to do the least possible or no harm to all persons, property, life, liberty, livelihood, environment, self, others, family, community, Country, World, Economies,

Children, Elders, Workers, Voters, and Ecosystems. (And so forth.)

2. Endeavor to make all of ones labor to meet ones own needs also coincide with the maximum energy potential of benefit to others. Practice the law of charity and reap

the rewards of the law of karma. Give your best to others and go the extra mile, for the

good of all, for the benefit of all of ones relations.

3. Emotions derive from primary instincts. Flight renders fear and fight renders Rage.

4. Emotional Energies are best resolved via right action problem solving process, not

allowing emotion to guide or control ones thinking or process.

5. The 1st and second principle applies as a matrix to the whole Needs Pyramid. That Pyramid consists of Physical needs at the base, social needs, emotional needs, mental

needs and spiritual needs at the top.

6. We only move up through the pyramid of needs one need at a time and in order of

priority for survival. Needs are coded as instincts that drive all of human behavior. All

behavior is tactic to meet ones needs. Behavior which harms others or which fails to benefit the whole of society is unethical behavior, but it must be understood to exist

as a psychology which is an instinct attached to a bad problem solving tactic. People

only act to meet their needs, if they act badly, what they need to act better is a better

tactic.

7. Thus do no harm and work for the good of all as you climb your pyramid of needs

and be cognizant of what your needs are, and lucid in terms of having good tactics that

are socially beneficial for meeting your needs.

8. Most morality can be expressed as iterations of the do no harm rule. Do no harm against ones relationship with spirit, Do no harm which would kill another person, do no

harm by stealing or thieving, do no harm by potentially transmitting STDS i.e., law against

Adultery, the list goes on etc; most of the Ten Commandments can be rewritten as specific details of the do no harm rule.

9. Ethics is the process of reconciling the needs of society with the drives of the Reptilian

and Mammalian Brain and thus Ethics are the laws of nature which allow us to exist in

peace as a culture or society instead of continuing the law of the jungle.

10. We are spirits in animal bodies, and there is a law of the jungle under our skins which must be somehow evolved and cultivated into cooperation (and cooperative

process) rather than violence (and violence as a problem solving process.) The law of the jungle is violence. The law of Angels is Cooperation.

11. Everything is connected to everything else, thus anything you do to another you do

to yourself. This becomes increasingly true as the law of karma carries out its permutation selections of what would otherwise be random chance rendering thus

synchronicities.

12. A person cannot obtain waking altered states of consciousness until they resolve

the assorted shadow issues of the Mammalian and Reptilian Mind.

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1.Psychology is the study of the human mind. Most specifically the psyche, most generally All of human behavior.

2. The human Brain is composed of between 40 and 70 different organs, depending upon

how you define differences. These are called brodmanns brain areas. Each brain area

is responsible for specific types of brain processes and mental functions.

3. The human mind has four main operational conditions, they are beta brainwave states, alpha brainwave states, delta brainwave states, and theta brainwave states. Each of these might be further subdivided into waking or sleeping states of consciousness.

4. Beta brainwave states are those in which the dominant area of the brain is the frontal lobes. Alpha brainwave states are those in which the dominant area of the brain is the Mammalian brain or Occipital lobes, and Delta brainwaves states are those where the brain is dominated by the Reptilian Brain or brain stem. Theta brain wave states are

a second waking condition in which the body is healed, or, in which the normal flow of

dominance from top of brain to bottom of brain is reversed, and the bottom of the brain

loads information into the top, which is then experienced as dreams.

5. We have instincts which compel us to seek out gratification of our needs. All behavior is motivated by a conscious or unconscious belief that said behavior will get some need met.

6. Psychology involves first an instinct, which compels a thought process, and then a planning or strategizing session in which the individual uses their maps of reality and belief systems as well as learned knowledge and social conditioning to arrive at an end

product of doing something to get what you want. Schema are maps of reality which we

use as tools to meet our needs .Social Conditioning and personal experience and learning

play vital roles in helping the mind to think up tactics to meet needs.

7. Criminal behavior is behavior which that person believes will get their needs met. Punishment was well demonstrated to have little or no effect on learning curve. What is required for a person to change their behavior is a functional tactic that does work to get their needs met.

8. Groupthink is a social phenomenon of psychology where a group uses false

consensus process to end up behaving stupidly as a group. Groupthink occurs when

people cave into social pressures, where propaganda replaces knowledge or facts, and where group identity is created out of participation in group delusions, lies, codependency, or criminality. Groupthink is how a mob drifts to the lowest common denominator, and why a mob is potentially vicious, evil, and sociopathic. Group

authority ameliorates and dissolves personal conscience, and by having their emotions

manipulated and their social identity threatened, people give up their own better judgment and accept the judgment of the most psychopathic member of the group.

9. Pack Psychology is the psychology exhibited primarily by mammals in small groups

in which 3 primary roles are assumed by social participants. The roles are Alpha- the leader, Beta- the followers, and Delta- the orbiters. In human society that translates in a super-simplified way into bullies, cliques, and nerds.

10. Problem solving psychology must contend against groupthink and pack psychology in the arena of opinion. Problem solving psychology is emotionally neutral and uses the mind and logic to look at all aspects of a problem and try to come up with a viable problem solving process. Problem solving psychology is the worst enemy of both

Rightist and Leftist Dogmatists. True problem solving psychology comes from the place of the radical middle. It takes in all sides and all viewpoints, and it gives each its fair dues

And attention in creating a problem solving process that works from the big picture down through into the nano details.

Psychology;

Psychology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Psychology - Student Resources - Psychology Articles

Encyclopedia of Psychology - Psychology Websites

Psychology Wiki

psychology Facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles about psychology

Social Psychology Network

Brodmanns brain areas and etc;

The Human Brain

Brodmann

Brain Areas

Brodmann area - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

List of regions in the human brain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Tool Module: Brodmann's Cortical Areas

Cerebral Lobes, Cerebral Cortex, and Brodmann's Areas

Neuroscience For Kids - questions/answers 2

brainwaves;

http://www.brainwaves.com/brain.html

Brainwaves

Brain wave Functions Alpha Beta Theta Brainwaves

CrossRoads Institute - Who We Are

Electroencephalography - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

SOCIOLOGY General

1. Sociology is the study of groups of people, how they interact, how they create and hold group structures and group identities, how they band together, how they deal with conflicts, and everything that whole groups of people do.

2. Sociology studies social units such as families, packs, tribes, villages, cities, hives, herds, and mobs.

3. The precarious balance of true democracy is that society must balance social welfare and social support and services against the counterweight of free enterprise. If the balance falls off towards social welfare, the society falls into entropy as the government destroys

private enterprise to fund social services. The result is socialism, which always decays into its own form of totalitarianism. If the balance falls off the other way, then free enterprise results in a plutocracy and then an oligarchy followed by mild oligarchic mercantilist fascism and then a severe oligarchic fascism. Socialism is not a whole goal

or endpoint we wish to arrive at, but the system "as is" is out of balance resulting in a corporate oligarchy. The only way to fix this is to return the power back to the people and

restore a genuine democracy.

4. Sociology understands that social phenomenon are very complicated, and that social problems have many underlying contributing causes for any given effect. Oversimplification, blaming, black and white thinking, and false dilemmas do not help to solve problems in a real way.

5. People are conditioned to behave by their social environment. Personal responsibility is important, but where statistics show a trend in negative or antisocial behaviors, Society

as a whole must shoulder some part of the blame and work to improve conditions socially

just as it works to rehabilitate the criminal, so should it seek to rehabilitate itself.

6. People have several layers of personal space, a psychological truth which is mostly subliminal, but which nonetheless governs almost all social interactions. People should learn to consciously understand personal space to cut down on miscommunication and stress due to problems handling personal space issues.

7. The best way to run a democratic system is by using consensus process to the point of

a clear and overwhelming (two thirds) majority. Consensus process means talking about and working out issues and differences to arrive at a mutually beneficial compromise much of the time.

8. The best guardian of the balance between socialism and free enterprise is intellectual meritocracy. A functional society should be free of propaganda, should not have anti-intellectualism, and should consider ideas on their rational merit, not according to what

others have to say or social pressures, but by means of a reproducible rational problem

solving application of intelligence and knowledge.

Sociology Introduction;

Cengage - Sociology Discipline Home Page

http://www.polity.co.uk/sociology/sociology_txtbks.asp

Sociology | Chapter Summary

http://www.sdsmt.edu/online-courses/is/soc100/Intro.htm

http://www.sdsmt.edu/online-courses/is/soc100/course.html

Introduction to Sociology, 5th Edition

Intro. to Sociology Syllabus

Introduction to Sociology SOCI 2110

Types of Government;

Types of Government

CBBC Newsround | TYPES OF GOVERNMENT | Anarchy

What is this type of government like?

Form of government - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://www.twyman-whitney.com/americancitizen/foundations/types_of_government.htm

List of forms of government - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Social Conditioning;

Social conditioning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Operant conditioning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

How much does disinformation and progadanga play into the social conditioning of society? - Yahoo! Answers

Social learning theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

DailyOM - Going Against What Is Popular

Social psychological conditioning

social hierarchy

Pavlov;

Ivan Pavlov - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

psyhist.com

IVAN PETROVICH PAVLOV, Behaviorism, Modern Psychology, Governments, and Denial of Man's Mind and Soul

Classical Conditioning

Behaviorism — The Forerunner

TIP: Theories

features of operant conditioning

Operant Conditioning - Introduction to Operant Conditioning

EDUCATION REFORM General

Curiosity drives learning if it is allowed to do so and not shut down.

Curiosity is shut down via the current system, creating the ADD disorder sudden appearance on the charts. One half of ADD is a person who can’t pay attention. The other half is a boring culture, delivery of information modus

operandi.

Curiosity driven learning involves more brain area participation. If a person doesn’t really like their experience, the subconscious mind edits it and doesn’t learn from it. Using curiosity driven learning potentially accelerates the learning curve such that it would not be unreasonable for the society of the future to expect the equivalent of a multiple PhD education from High School.

The largest obstacle to curiosity driven learning is the current student to teacher ratio. Curiosity driven learning requires a personal curriculum to be developed per child, an enormous labor process for most teachers. The cure is to use peer tutoring, and older child tutoring in conjunction with professional testers. Teachers are being asked do two different jobs, Teaching and Testing. Testing is incredibly underutilized. How can you know what a child is ready to learn if you have not learned from them who they are and what they know already?

The second largest obstacle is a lazy educational system which must be corrected

and re-educated itself. The educational paradigm being taught for use is not the one which is being taught in reform education psychology and sociology classes.

The first battery of tests should be; IQ tests, aptitude tests, Sanity tests, Type of intelligence per intelligence tests, learning style tests, performance tests, peer skills tests, comprehensive topical subject tests, and in general, any test which can be used to effectively appraise an individual child for the purposes of creating for that child a personalized curriculum.

The topics of psychology, sociology, conversational logic, and ethics should be added to the current curriculum for all Middle School (ages 12 to 14 or grades 6 thru 8) and High Schools

Personality differences including learning styles and Types of intelligence

Can mean that people learn in very different ways. Groups of students should be organized without regard so much to age as to learning style. A class full of visual

Learners from 3 age groups is better than a class full of kinesthetic learners and visual learners who find each other distracting and each others interactions with the teacher bizarre. Throw in some introverts and some extroverts and a speed-reader or two, and a teachers modus operandi cannot hope to reach well the different types of Students that s/he is teaching.

10. Our society is composed of a population which is by about 50 percent Anti-intellectual. (As part of a deep and long term attempt at denial of science facts)

The sheeple will crucify the nerds, that’s the end result of pack psychology and anti-intellectualist mob events. Both alleged “Sides” in the great orchestrated argument between left and right are delusional dogmatist simple minded over simplified versions of reality, oversimplified problem solving process, and thus oversimplified and therefore

Usually counterproductive pseudo solutions. Polarity does not contain sanity, both sides are polarized via each other, but the line that connects those two dots at no point in time Ever gets around to the big picture or the whole truth. Evolution and mother nature will on the other hand favor the nerds.

Education reform;

Education reform - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://www1.worldbank.org/education/globaleducationreform/

Education Reform: The Tough Standards Movement

Open Directory - Society: Issues: Education: Education Reform

Curiousity driven Learning

http://www.csl.sony.fr/~py/developmentalRobotics.htm

WHAT'S INTERESTING? ACTIVE EXPLORATION - CURIOSITY-DRIVEN REINFORCEMENT LEARNING - ARTIFICIAL CURIOSITY - INTRINSIC REWARD - INTRINSIC MOTIVATION - ARTIFICIAL CREATIVITY - LIFELONG DATA COMPRESSION - FORMAL THEORY OF SURPRISE - FORMAL THEORY OF NOVEL

http://www.childtrauma.org/ctamaterials/Curiosity.asp

Curiosity and Exploration

Types of Intelligence;

Neuroscience Of Intelligence

Learnng Styles take your test.

Theory of multiple intelligences - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Learning Styles;

Learning Styles

Index of Learning Styles

Learning Styles

Learning styles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Learning Styles

Student Teacher Ratio:

edspresso

Center for Education Reform - K-12 Facts

Jesse Ventura On Student/Teacher Ratios

Anti Intellectualism;

Anti-intellectualism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Renaissance of Anti-Intellectualism - Archives - The Chronicle of Higher Education

Amazon.com: Anti-Intellectualism in American Life (9780394703176): Richard Hofstadter: Books http://www.amazon.com/Anti-Intellectualism-American-Life-Richard-Hofstadter/dp/0394703170

Deep thinkers missing in action / The Christian Science Monitor - CSMonitor.com

Student Anti-Intellectualism

Anti-intellectualism | Way of the Mind

https://urresearch.rochester.edu/retrieve/6552/Anti-Intellectualism.pdf

http://www.boston.com/news/local/maine/articles/2007/02/04/reorganization_plan_calls_for_higher_student_teacher_ratios/?rss_id=Boston.com+--+Maine+news

CIVIL ENGINEERING General

Civil Engineering is about how to build society or civilization from the nuts and bolts pragmatic perspective. A civil engineer is unconcerned with personally understanding

The social impact of their work unless they are specifically asked to think about that.

Rather, what a Civil engineer thinks about is how to build a structure, have it last, have

It mesh with its environment, have water flow around it, have wind not push it over. A Civil Engineer builds what society asks for generally, adding the details that make a description into an operational reality.

Many social and civil problems have civil engineering components. Energy usage

And creation, for instance, has both a social and a civil level as problems to be solved. Zoning laws and other social considerations limit what a civil engineer can do. And, rightly, civil engineering realities create limits for sociologists. Civil engineers are concerned with how efficiently resources are used, how much load a structure can bear, how well a structure accommodates traffic, and other details such as environmental impact.

Civil Engineering has aesthetic components, resource management components, construction components, and other issues which must be juggled for a good overall design and implementation.

Serious solutions for assorted problems are implied by depth understanding of civil engineering issues. Poverty for instance can in theory be out civil engineered by building the structures that are needed to house people, employment, education, and social welfare systems. The solution for instance to the Palestinian problem once diplomacy has finished is civil engineering; building the new State of Palestine and simultaneously building a strong Israel. Eco Villages, Tribal Arcologies, Permaculture,

Cable cars, Solar power, Geothermal power, Wind power, Tidal power, and other such

Civil engineering solutions can solve myriads of problems that would be untenable from the sociologist’s desk alone. Simultaneously, Good civil engineering requires us to be honest about things that don’t work, such as fossil fuels, bio-fuels, nuclear power, hydroelectric power from rivers and dams, and individualized mass transportation.

Ideally, most people should live in communities rather than in nuclear families

Cut off from community support, and communities should maintain community gardens

And local employment to increase the efficiency of civilization as a whole.

Civil Engineering;

Civil engineering - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

iCivilEngineer.com - The Civil Engineering Portal

https://engineering.purdue.edu/CE/

Welcome, Civil Engineering UNM

Category:Civil engineering - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Civil Engineering

Economic Social Justice;

Social justice - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

indymedia.us :: economic justice

CommonDreams.org | To inform. To inspire. To ignite change for the common good.

Defining Economic Justice and Social Justice.

Center for Economic and Social Justice Home Page.

Eco-Village;

gaia.org

Global Ecovillage Network

Eco Sustainable Village

Ecovillage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Arcologies;

Arcology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Arcosanti : Theory : Arcology

arcology.com

Halfbakery: Self-sufficient Arcologies

Permaculture;

Introduction to Permaculture: Concepts and Resources

Permaculture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

About Permaculture -- Definitions

About Permaculture -- A Brief Introduction

Permaculture Institute

Cable Cars;

Cable car - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Cable Cars

The Cable Car Home Page

History of Cable Cars, Pictures, Photos, Stock Images, Posters, Transportation: Rail; San Francisco, Photographs by Wernher Krutein

Solar Power;

Solar power - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) Website

http://www.montanagreenpower.com/solar/index.html

Geothermal Power

Geothermal Education Office - Power From the Earth's Heat

Geothermal power - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Geothermal Technologies Program: Hydrothermal Power Systems

Geothermal Education Office

Geothermal power gets boost in Senate - Green Machines- msnbc.com

Wind Power;

Wind power - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://www.otherpower.com/otherpower_wind.html

Tidal Power;

Tidal power - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Tidal Power - How Tidal Power Plants Work

http://waterpower.hypermart.net/tidal.html

Tidal power

POLITICAL SCIENCE General

What kind of government does the USA have? What kind of government does Santa Barbara have? Because while it is intended to be an approximation of democracy, via

The process of representation, how much representation does the common person have

In a false dilemma war between republican and democrat? How much access do we have

To our representation? How much does our representation really work to represent us? And are they loyal to the people, or, are they loyal to that fraction of the people who can afford to belong to the aristocrat class? In theory, the political process is where and how society codes ethics and social and civil engineering into actual laws and rules and actions of the government. Politics might be defined as that sphere of social reality devoted to government, and in a democracy, Political science becomes the complicated process of getting social participants to fully invest in their own self governance.

Political science is thus about the cycle of communication, ideation, and manifestation of social and civil self administration. In America, this is a dialogue allegedly between any and all, but in reality, it is a monologue with two sock puppets

Taking up all of the air space. What difference is there between the $rich$ leftists and the

$rich$ rightists? Both rule over the under-caste of laborers and Workers, who in truth end up having little or no say in government. The masses are drowned out by two sock puppets screaming at each other.

Political Science combines all other sciences in one way or another. It involves Ethics, Morality, Physics, Architecture, Psychology, Sociology, Law, communications, Logic, and in one way or another every other science or paradigm. The subtopics of Political science are therefore Political Science sub all of the other Sciences and paradigms. But do our representatives have the information they need to juggle so many

Problems and issues? Do we as a society have a problem solving process, and are we solving problems? Or are we mostly making social problems worse by complicating society?

Perhaps more importantly, all of the sciences have bearing on Political Science.

Communications theory gives us solutions to most problems in government which we simply fail to employ. Civil Engineering tells us with mathematical certainty what the

Consequences are of building or failing to build any given thing. Sociology has the answers easily to almost all serious social problems. Hard Science can solve the energy

Crunch. The problem is that people are allowing money to make the decisions, not a lucid

Problem solving process. The problem is that the answers the sciences have to give us are being ignored, so that power hungry fools can continue to stay on top of their power-play games, and stay cozy, unaffected by truth or knowledge or reason.

All opinions were not created equal. The perspective of a sociologist is simply a more well formed perspective than a laypersons is if we are to seriously consider solving social problems. Opinion is based in emotions, in simplifications, and usually, in leftist or rightist sponsored propaganda. But neither left nor right side is interested in solving problems, as much as they are trapped in a net of their own making of lies they told themselves often enough that they believed them. The saddest part of ignorance is that if

People would just slow down, they could take the time to educate themselves.

Political Science;

Political science - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Free Online MIT Course Materials | Political Science | MIT OpenCourseWare

The American Political Science Association

political science -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia

Propaganda

Propaganda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

propaganda critic: index of site dedicated to propaganda analysis

Propaganda - SourceWatch

http://www.esrnational.org/whatispropaganda.htm

propaganda -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia

What is propaganda? Is this war just an exercise in propaganda at the expense of the unwitting IRACies? - Yahoo! Answers

Propaganda techniques - SourceWatch

Propaganda Techniques

Propaganda Techniques in Literature and Online Political Ads - ReadWriteThink

Types of government;

Types of Government

CBBC Newsround | TYPES OF GOVERNMENT | Anarchy

What is this type of government like?

Form of government - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://www.twyman-whitney.com/americancitizen/foundations/types_of_government.htm

List of forms of government - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Oligarchy;

Oligarchy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

oligarchy (government) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia

Bartleby.com: Great Books Online -- Quotes, Poems, Novels, Classics and hundreds more

Oligarchy | Define Oligarchy at Dictionary.com

Oligarchy USA - And you thought you lived in a democracy.

404 Error - The Atlantic

Home - Democracy Matters

AMERICAN OLIGARCHY

http://www.shoutwire.com/comments/15598/The_American_Decline_Into_a_Two_Tiered_Theocratic_Oligarchy

On Oligarchy

Class warfare;

Class Warfare - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bogus "Class Warfare" Charge

http://www.disenchanted.com/dis/technology/class-warfare.html

Class Warfare By (Fuzzy) Numbers

In Class Warfare, Guess Which Class Is Winning - New York Times

What is wrong with class warfare? - Yahoo! Answers

prometheuspan · April 23, 2010

YouTube - EGO

you will always find the worst enemy in the very last place you would ever think to look.

"in religion, the ego manifests as the devil, and of course, nobody realizes how smart the ego is because it created the devil

so you could blame someone else."

Deepak Chopra

"All externalized enemies are merely projections of the internal ego id conflict."

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In case you need a nice handy macro;

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Then thought that I could decipher your message

There's no one here dear

No one at all

And if I'm wasting all your time

This time

Maybe you never learned to take

And if I'm hanging on to your shade

I guess I'm way beyond the pale

And souther men can grow gold

Can grow pretty

Blood can be pertty

Like a delicate man

Copper to steel to a hinge that is faltered

That let's you in let's you in let's you in

Somethings's just keeping you numb

You told me last night

You were a sun now with your very own

Devoted satellite

Happy for you

And I am sure that I hate you

Two sons too many too many able fires

And if I'm wasting all you time

This time

I think you never learned to take

And if I'm hanging on to your shade

I guess I'm way beyond the pale

(tori amos donut song)

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can you sing yourself a lullabye and ask and angel for a wing?

can you coax a fairy from its tree and let it on your dime then sing?

can you silence all reality and silence into the void

and walk away from the mirror on the insidhe paranoid?

can you whisper wishes to the djinis ,

can you call and inner wind?

can you turn and face the reaper,

and listen to that song

and use it to sprout wings from

and then get death to tag along?

Can you stop mere simple determinism, from making you its pawn,

can you be more than a demographia statistic in humanities march on?

can you leave behind the matrix?

can you talk with a tree?

can you stop being yourself to for a moment consider me?

Could you MEET me where i am, or even part the way;

could we make a mad dash for the infinite garden, ?

its a place i like to play...

out in the collective unconscious

out in gods mind ocean sea

out beyond the ego attachments

theres a you that can set you free

on wings of infinite godthoughts

to share a moment in gods mind

to know the universe as scalar fractal holomorph

and there yourself as adam kadmon echolation find

there is a place thats infinite, where all are terrified and yet yearn to go

where you can know truly anything that you can decide to know

where truth and knowledge and understanding illuminates true second sight

where consciousness is not an ego, but a playground in nyxs night

I'd meet you, and i'd show you

how to fly and how to sing

how to remember the growing

of the naguals wings

somewhere out where rumi wandered,

somewhere out where carlos casteneda lied

and don juans eagle flied

somewhere out where paradigms get twisted before they disappear in scalar perspectives

beyond where the leviathans tumble in hyper dimensional electives knots

out somewhere past carls sagans pale blue dot

out beyond da'ats apparent not

and yet so close it is yet all we truly fear

I, and the ally are waiting, and we would welcome you here.

"There is practically no end in science, and I think it requires some more humbleness than saying that you just can replace every opinion with facts."

you don't know me very well, do ewe.?

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