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Food for thought

Industrial revolution 4.0

Humans settled down 12,000 years ago.
After three revolutions each in agriculture and industry, both forms of revolution now lead together into the Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0. For 5 years this revolution has been changing, shaping and dividing the world.

As a reminder, this Industrial Revolution 4.0, like the one before, is unstoppable. As with the previous revolutions, politicians, rulers and corporations strive to stop or delay the inevitable. It just turns out who the leading figures are. The nice thing is that we are consciously experiencing this revolution for the first time, practically live, so we are also able to intervene for the first time.
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Energy autonomy


(Industry Revolution 4.0)



The main winner will be the environment, women, children and thus all of civilization.

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Alt's view: "Better to risk climate change and its consequences than to restructure trade forms and routes."


NEW view: "Better to prevent a climate catastrophe and to restructure the forms of trade and routes."

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Industrialized countries like Germany, communities like the EU are now able to produce the energy they need themselves. The necessary technologies are tried and tested and reliable, including the production, storage and transport of hydrogen. The conversion and renewal of energy consumers such as: cars, trucks, trains, ships and heating systems is initiated. The energy change from fossil fuels such as coal, crude oil and natural gas to renewable energies such as hydrogen enables complete independence from other energy suppliers.

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Positive effects are a significant reduction in secondary diseases of environmental pollution. Global warming will be contained, stopped? can at least be slowed down. An exchange of technology with other countries and third world countries creates new trade relations. Negative effects are that trade with countries that cover their national income mainly through the sale of natural gas and oil will almost be stopped without replacement trade.

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The consequences of energy autonomy are perceived differently. As in any of the previous industrial revolutions, the transition to a new form of industry will not go smoothly. Governments and companies will have to compensate for many changes, and public resentment will change the power structures in some countries.

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Dependencies on dictators, male dominance and multinational companies are decreasing.

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The cultivated onion
(Orientation aid)

Man, divided into the skins of an onion. Outside, visible are his symbols and part of his practices. Its heroes and rituals are often hidden. The values acquired as a child are ingrained and anchored. A person very rarely changes these.

How is communication between people possible? How is life together feasible? Which goals are desired? A start are common denominators, e.g. respect. With many such denominators, different characters have a common future.

We have different cultures in the private and public sectors. Company cultures, club cultures are part of it. But also in neighboring places, in cities, in federal states, in neighboring states and on the other side of the world. In this context, the cultivated onion helps make it easier to understand.
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Daring mindset



Imagine the following:


There are no Chinese, no Americans, no Saxons, no Hamburgers. There are no women, no men, no Jews, Christians, Muslims, pagans, thin people, tall people. There are no young and no old people. There are no nobles, no reds, no whites and no black people. No Miller, Smith, Won, or Paul.


There are only people and they


Superficially divided into 3 groups.


1.) The good and loved ones. 2.) The indifferent. 3.) The selfish and vicious.


A person divides himself. In the 1st), 2nd) or 3rd) group.


Which group do you belong to?
In which group would you feel most comfortable?
Would you also change the group and if so to which group?
Where do you feel your relatives, friends, neighbors or work colleagues, etc. belong to?


Result


You meet or you hear from people and it's you not important to know

what gender, what name, height, disabilities, parentage, education,

etc. he-she-has-have-it.


But you are fine important to learn whether you have a loved one in front of you or a selfish vicious.


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The pyramid
(Viewing aid)

We often think we know and recognize everything. 5 2 senses (smell, hear, taste, see, touch, mental intuition and experiences) are available to us. From just a little bit of information or prejudice, we create entire stories, with sometimes fatal negative consequences for ourselves or others.

You are confused or have questions and are looking for answers.

The sides of the pyramid shown serve as symbols of different perspectives and insights. Only the complete view of all sides enables the greatest possible knowledge.
Study opinions, events or / and problem structures and solutions.
Take the positions of opponents and / or those who think and act differently.
And no matter how extensive the knowledge is, it can lead to a false conclusion or a misjudgment. It is advisable to involve other people and not stop studying.
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The pendulum
(Pendulum law)

We often believe that everything will stay as it is or that everything has always been that way, while we deliberately or unintentionally forget a natural law, the compulsion to balance.
The pendulum always comes back, no matter how far it swung.

People, groups, organizations and governments cannot permanently oppose this natural law. Misconduct always has consequences.

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Evaluation of

 

Social systems


From the point of view of those directly affected as well as from the point of view of outsiders:

To what extent is correct behavior or possible incorrect behavior perceived in different life situations.


12 Criteria: How is it handled ...


1. with babies and children?

2. with women and mothers?

3. with sick and handicapped people?

4. With victims of violence and accidents as well as those seeking help?

5. with waste and feces?

6. with corruption?

7. With vital ingredients in food?
8. With nature and its living beings?
9. with dangers and crisis management?

10. Is the population structure reflected in the parliaments?

11. Are the freedom of decision-making of the media and the judiciary publicly monitored?

12. Are there any visions for the future?


If there are predominantly negative evaluations in the 12 evaluation points, such social systems have not been able to survive in the course of human history.

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