You can access prior lessons at the link above.
Cyber-communities are imagined settlements of the future
These nested lessons spell out the elements
Cyber-communities are dense enough
to enable viable economies
Cyber-communities are walkable and sustainable
Cyber-communities possess all elements of city living
Cyber-communities integrate residence work
recreation health and education
Turbines seem to me the most likely candidates for
generating the energy needed to make these communities
independent and sustainable
Turbines can be powered with both solar and wind
Turbines can be so pervasive and attractive
they make wind farms look like what they are
a bad and ugly investment
We need to build proper cyber-communities from scratch
Imagine a giant Stonehenge-like matrix whose vertical stones
each house 40 turbines
Simple!
Energy is distributed to all who live and work in the community
Surplus is saved or shared
Most thought about this is hampered by our worship of oil and car
These retro things dictate current sad sprawl design
Cyber-communities are an evolution to sustainability
with teeth
and an eye to global leadership
in the thought department
