Exnihiloest wrote:eclectron wrote:...
While a good molten salt thorium power station, sized for 40 or 60 years, indestructible convectors or radiant heaters, you have to see ...
Okay. But without capitalism, which you condemned above, who will pay workers and materials? Can we start a project the size of a thorium power plant without capital?
In capitalism, nothing can be done without capital.
it's the Palice that says it This is the unsustainable world in which we live.
In the durable version:
The resources are not limiting for building such plants, compared to the resources necessary to use the low-concentrated energy from renewable energies.
In a sustainable world, one can consider other motivations than wages.
(the ticket or the schlague work very well )More seriously I don't have an assured answer, just intuitions, I'm looking for ...
Since the world is sustainable, the basic needs are met (yes, yes, by the work of real people, or even AI robotization in part, itself sustainable.)
A world with assured material comfort, is a world with a generalized climate of confidence (in contrast to the generalized insecurity with capitalism), one can imagine the advent of an individual desire for meaning, a desire to serve: service, to others therefore to oneself, since it would be a shared value and it is gratifying to render service.
Admittedly, this implies going beyond a psychological course ...
This desire to render service could be the motivation of those who work in the construction of these power stations, of others working in the food etc ... each one according to its aspirations and capacities.
A bit like the cathedral builders in their time.
To my knowledge, they perceived enough to live on but did not make a fortune. They were essentially satisfied with their work.
whatever.
We will try the 3 posts per day max