It is not 20 years away. 510 years. Already being tested in california. The question is, if we are headed toward near zero marginal cost labor what does it say about the prediction . What do we do . How do we define the human journey . Our people employed in this collaborative, and, in a zero Marginal Cost Society . In the short run i think there is a silver lining. I think that we have a 30year and tear interim where we will have to a bill that the internet of things. That is going to be laborintensive. We have to convert our entire energy use from fossil fuel and nuclear to Renewable Energy. That will require millions of jobs, thousands of new businesses. We have to transform the buildings in the world to your power plant said they can generate screen actors in the near building and it becomes our power plants. Were doing that now. We have to store all of that energy. That requires millions of jobs. We have to put in an Energy Internet, transform the entire electricity grid of the wo
Candidates. In europe we have Public Financing of elections so while the companies at the in brussels they cant write the legislation because they have to divide with other groups. The Regions National governments and ngos etc. So until we have dealt that though this whole question of Companies Buying electricity in the u. S. The u. S. Is going to continue to fall further behind. May come up with new ideas but if you are in an old Energy System and an old centralized economy based on a vertically integrated companies as possible the u. S. And canada will be secondtier countries 20 or 30 years from now. In europe we are wrestling with these issues on power. We told the Power Utility Companies they have to uncouple. They camped on the distribution because it has to act like an internet allowing everybody equal access. In europe we are now having a huge discussion about Data Security and protecting peoples privacy. We all want this internet of things that we created more collaborative wor
To god. Host and you have a quotation from kevin kelly, we tend to see got it reflected in nature, but technology is the better mirror of god and next to that is a picture of jesus. [laughter] host with a laptop. Guest he has a whole world in his hands. Kevin kelly is such a fascinating character. He was one of the early editors of wired magazine. And he also comes from a position of faith. And so i think he has looked at technology and how we organize our lives, how engineers structure things as a way of may be talking about the ways in which god might be the original technologist. And when we look at our dna, you know, which that human genome project with sir Francis Collins , to what degree is the affirmation that we have in our bodies sort of fair reflection . Are we sort of wired or encoded in an organized fashion . And what will what role does god, the technologist, play and all of that . Host are you worried about how much sounder spending with technology from a Christian Point
In the near future net several decades to provide energy for 7 billion people. Whatever you say about them unless you prove the world is going to blow hot and everyone will buy you cant say you shouldnt be allowed because energy is a more fundamental need to than lack of pollution at least in superpristine environments. Superpristine environment is only something we have in modern times largely because of fossil fuels. Even the caveman has to sit next to a fire and breathe in smoke. There is no clean air a paradise whatsoever. So the law should be fine, this is a scientific and technological issue. What is the proper level of emissions. There can be all sorts of considerations like how is it affecting if you are running a factory and someone moves into your neighborhood versus if you move into someones neighborhood with a factory. One has a much different threshold. I am running a factory and people start moving in, they agree in a sense to deal with my factory versus i go in to a coal
Certainly not although theres some debate about that. If you look at the mountain crests line. You see pike speak and the lower one. The third one to the south is a perfect triangle. Thanks a bunch for coming out. Hope you had a good time. Pleasure to meet you. Have you seen one of those maps of louisiana i got in here in your colorado fourth grade textbook . I am sorry . In eighth grade you get to that. Okay. What is your name . Good to meet you. Thanks for coming. Thanks for coming. Never seen that little sliver. How did they negotiate . Because you did the topographical map . Because the United States occupied it, swayed the alliances of the indians away from spain, and by 1819, in 1803 spain was weakening but it was still Strong Enough to contest the United Statess definition but by 1819 the entire hemisphere of spanish holdings from argentine all the way to the present was in open rebellion, wars of independence had broken out in peru and mexico and spain was really weak. The span