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TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Test 2014-10-21T21:54:43Z

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TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page 2012-03-05T05:29:47Z

<p>TMarik: /* German */</p> <hr /> <div>[[#German| To German]]<br /> <br /> &lt;big&gt;'''Living in Utopia (livinUtopia)'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> ''Utopia'' (from Greek Outopia: 'ou' for &quot;no&quot; and '-topos' for &quot;place&quot;), is the idea of an ideal community of mankind, not existing but intended to be a target to aim for. It was the title of a book by Thomas More written in 1516, which mainly follows Plato's ''Republica'', in which Plato describes the idea of a perfect community.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' is intended to be a collection not only of social, but also economic, ecological, technical and political ideas that might influence the direction of the future of the real world.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Each utopia should contain a constitution, descriptions of the political system and the everyday lives of the people, including a description of the housing, communication pathways, transportation pathways, and working conditions.&lt;br&gt;<br /> It could also describe a kind of dystopia (anti-utopia) pointing to aberrations of current developments. <br /> <br /> ==Utopia==<br /> * [[One-World]]<br /> * [[Sustainable World]]<br /> * [[Orwell's World]]<br /> * [[Cave World]]<br /> <br /> ==Ideas==<br /> * [[Democracy of the Knowledgable]]<br /> * [[Pedelecs]]<br /> * [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]<br /> * [[Low Energy Trains]]<br /> <br /> =German=<br /> ''Utopia'' (aus dem Griechischen: &quot;ou&quot; für &quot;nicht&quot; und &quot;-topos&quot; für &quot;Ort&quot;), ist ursprünglich die Idee einer idealen Gemeinschaft, nicht real, aber als Ziel darauf hinzuarbeiten. Es ist der Titel eines Buches von Thomas Morus, geschrieben 1516, welches Plato's ''Republica'' folgt, in welcher Plato die Idee einer perfekten Gemeinschaft (Staatsordnung) beschreibt.<br /> <br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' soll eine Sammlung von sozialen, ökonomischen, ökologischen, technischen und politischen Ideen werden, welche auch die Beschreibung des alltäglichen Lebens wie Wohnen, Arbeiten, Kommunizieren und Transportieren beschreibt.<br /> <br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' kann aber auch Ideen beinhalten, die eine Anti-Utopie beschreibt, um frühzeitig auf Fehlentwicklungen unserer realen oder gedachten Welt hinweist.<br /> <br /> Im Folgenden sind einige Grundutopien aufgelistet, die jeweils eine Verfassung, eine Beschreibung der Staatsform und des Altaglebens enthält. Die Einzelideen, seien sie technischer, politischer und sozialer Natur, können auch von mehreren Utopien gemeinsam genutzt werden.<br /> <br /> Die Sprache der Artikel kann Deutsch oder Englisch sein. Wer Zeit und Lust hat, kann die Artikel vorhandenen Artikel übersetzen. Die Übersetzung sollte jeweilig unterhalb stehen und ein Link auf die Sprachversion in der ersten Zeile des Artikels vorhanden sein. <br /> <br /> ==Utopia==<br /> * [[One-World]]<br /> * [[Sustainable World]]<br /> * [[Orwell's World]]<br /> * [[Cave World]]<br /> <br /> ==Ideas==<br /> * [[Pedelecs]]<br /> * [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]<br /> * [[Low Energy Trains]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Contact: [[mailto://webmaster@livinutopia.org webmaster@livinutopia.org]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the Wiki software.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Democracy_of_the_Knowledgable 2011-08-24T11:49:29Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>==English==<br /> The democratic parties will be elected by the people. The parliament will not vote for new laws directly. This will done by the people directly, but to avoid that demagogues will influence the people with simplifying the correlations, the vote of one person will weight by hers/his knowledge of the subject. To find out what the knowledge is the voter has to fill out a test which contains questions about the subject and each right answer in this questionnaire will increase the weight of the vote. The questions will generated by the political parties, according to their ratio in the parliament. The questions will published before the vote, and can be found in the news papers or the internet. Even the answers can be found there so that it is possible that people just learn the right answers and follow then some demagogues, but then it will not be so easy to simplify the correlations and the people will be quite knowledgeable about every subject which is discussed in the parliament. <br /> <br /> ==German==<br /> In dieser Demokratie wählt das Volk Parteien, die neue Gesetze zur Abstimmung einbringen. Aber die Parteien stimmen nicht selbst über neue Gesetze ab, sondern das Volk stimmt ab. Das Volk selbst kann durch Volksentscheid auch Gesetze einbringen. Um sich gegen Demagogie zu wappnen, ist die Wichtung der Stimme aber abhängig von dem Wissen der Person. Um das Wissen zu bewerten muß der Wähler mit der Abstimmung auch einen Fragebogen ausfüllen und je nach dem Anteil der richtigen Antworten, wird die Stimme gewichtet. Die Fragen des Fragebogens werden von den Parteien ausgearbeitet, und jede Partei bringt ihrem Anteil im Parlament entsprechend die Fragen ein und legt die richtige Antwort fest. Die Fragen werden vor der Abstimmung veröffentlicht und man kann sie im Internet und Zeitungen einsehen. Selbst wenn die Antworten auch veröffentlicht werden, so muß sich ein Wähler, der für ein Thema abstimmen möchte, sich mit der Frage im Vorhinein auseinander setzten. Unrichtige und unbeweisbare Antworten werden nicht zugelassen. Darüber wacht ein Gremium von unabhängigen Richtern.<br /> <br /> Diese Vorgehensweise hat mehrere Vorteile. Die zwei wichtigsten sind:<br /> # Der Bürger des Staates wird viel stärker in die Gesetzgebung eingebunden und entwickelt dadurch ein hohes Verantwortungsgefühl gegenüber den erlassenen Gesetzen und den Staat an sich.<br /> # Die Kräfte des Staates müssen darauf bedacht sein, das Wissen ihrer Wähler zu stärken, weil nur durch einen gute Ausbildung, vernünftige Gesetze verabschiedet werden können. Ausbildung wird somit eins der wichtigsten Ziele dieses Staates.<br /> <br /> Wie in jeder Demokratie, gilt auch hier die Gewaltenteilung in Gesetzgebung, Vollziehung und Rechtsprechung. D.h. jeder Bereich ist unabhängig und es gibt keine direkte Einflußnahme des einen auf den anderen Bereichs. Eingebrachte Gesetze werden auf die Verfassungskonformität von unabhängigen Richtern, die in einer Wahl an der nur die ernannten Richter teilnehmen dürfen, bestimmt. Dieses Verfassungsgericht prüft jedes Gericht, bevor es zur Abstimmung kommt, auf dessen Vereinbarkeit mit der Verfassung. Die Richter haben das Recht, Gesetze abzulehnen, oder Veränderungen vorzuschlagen. Im Nachhinein können auch Gesetze überprüft werden, wenn eine ausreichende Zahl von Bürgern die Überprüfung fordert. Die Überprüfung wird nach der Anzahl der unterstützenden Bürger priorisiert, d.h. je mehr Bürger die Überprüfung fordern, desto höher rückt es in der Liste der zu überprüfenden Gesetze. Um eine gewisse Stabilität in den Gesetzen zu haben, gilt für jedes neues Gesetz eine Sperrfrist für deren Änderung von 2-5 Jahren. Die Frist hängt von der &quot;Einstimmigkeit&quot; ab. Bei Gesetzen, die mehr als 90% der Stimmen bekommen haben, wird das Gesetz in die Verfassung aufgenommen, bei 80 % gelten 5 Jahre, bei gerade mehr als 50 % gelten 2 Jahre und alles zwischen 80 und 50 % dementsprechend dazwischen.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Political_System 2011-08-24T11:47:54Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>A government which tries to sustain resources needs to get high support by the people, so it can only organized in a democracy, in which the people elect political parties for the parliament. The best democracy for that is the [[Democracy of the Knowledgable]].<br /> Each forth in the government will try to increase the knowledge, because well-educated people are needed for following their interest. Education is therefore one major goal in this world.<br /> <br /> ==German==<br /> Ein Staat, der die natürlichen Resoursen erhalten will, der braucht die volle Unterstützung seines Volkes, und kann deshalb nur als Demokratie funktionieren. Als beste Form der Demokratie sollte die [[Democracy of the Knowledgable]] gewählt werden.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Political_System 2011-08-24T11:45:29Z

<p>TMarik: /* German */</p> <hr /> <div>A government which tries to sustain resources needs to get high support by the people, so it can only organized in a democracy, in which the people elect political parties for the parliament. The parliament will not vote for new laws directly. This will done by the people directly, but to avoid that demagogues will influence the people with simplifying the correlations, the vote of one person will weight by hers/his knowledge of the subject. To find out what the knowledge is the voter has to fill out a test which contains questions about the subject and each right answer in this questionnaire will increase the weight of the vote. The questions will generated by the political parties, according to their ratio in the parliament. The questions will published before the vote, and can be found in the news papers or the internet. Even the answers can be found there so that it is possible that people just learn the right answers and follow then some demagogues, but then it will not be so easy to simplify the correlations and the people will be quite knowledgeable about every subject which is discussed in the parliament. <br /> <br /> Each forth in the government will try to increase the knowledge, because well-educated people are needed for following their interest. Education is therefore one major goal in this world.<br /> <br /> ==German==<br /> Ein Staat, der die natürlichen Resoursen erhalten will, der braucht die volle Unterstützung seines Volkes, und kann deshalb nur als Demokratie funktionieren. Als beste Form der Demokratie sollte die [[Democracy of the Knowledgable]] gewählt werden.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Democracy_of_the_Knowledgable 2011-08-24T11:42:45Z

<p>TMarik: New page: ==No English text== ==German== In dieser Demokratie wählt das Volk Parteien, die neue Gesetze zur Abstimmung einbringen. Aber die Parteien stimmen nicht selbst über neue Gesetze ab, sond...</p> <hr /> <div>==No English text==<br /> ==German==<br /> In dieser Demokratie wählt das Volk Parteien, die neue Gesetze zur Abstimmung einbringen. Aber die Parteien stimmen nicht selbst über neue Gesetze ab, sondern das Volk stimmt ab. Das Volk selbst kann durch Volksentscheid auch Gesetze einbringen. Um sich gegen Demagogie zu wappnen, ist die Wichtung der Stimme aber abhängig von dem Wissen der Person. Um das Wissen zu bewerten muß der Wähler mit der Abstimmung auch einen Fragebogen ausfüllen und je nach dem Anteil der richtigen Antworten, wird die Stimme gewichtet. Die Fragen des Fragebogens werden von den Parteien ausgearbeitet, und jede Partei bringt ihrem Anteil im Parlament entsprechend die Fragen ein und legt die richtige Antwort fest. Die Fragen werden vor der Abstimmung veröffentlicht und man kann sie im Internet und Zeitungen einsehen. Selbst wenn die Antworten auch veröffentlicht werden, so muß sich ein Wähler, der für ein Thema abstimmen möchte, sich mit der Frage im Vorhinein auseinander setzten. Unrichtige und unbeweisbare Antworten werden nicht zugelassen. Darüber wacht ein Gremium von unabhängigen Richtern.<br /> <br /> Diese Vorgehensweise hat mehrere Vorteile. Die zwei wichtigsten sind:<br /> # Der Bürger des Staates wird viel stärker in die Gesetzgebung eingebunden und entwickelt dadurch ein hohes Verantwortungsgefühl gegenüber den erlassenen Gesetzen und den Staat an sich.<br /> # Die Kräfte des Staates müssen darauf bedacht sein, das Wissen ihrer Wähler zu stärken, weil nur durch einen gute Ausbildung, vernünftige Gesetze verabschiedet werden können. Ausbildung wird somit eins der wichtigsten Ziele dieses Staates.<br /> <br /> Wie in jeder Demokratie, gilt auch hier die Gewaltenteilung in Gesetzgebung, Vollziehung und Rechtsprechung. D.h. jeder Bereich ist unabhängig und es gibt keine direkte Einflußnahme des einen auf den anderen Bereichs. Eingebrachte Gesetze werden auf die Verfassungskonformität von unabhängigen Richtern, die in einer Wahl an der nur die ernannten Richter teilnehmen dürfen, bestimmt. Dieses Verfassungsgericht prüft jedes Gericht, bevor es zur Abstimmung kommt, auf dessen Vereinbarkeit mit der Verfassung. Die Richter haben das Recht, Gesetze abzulehnen, oder Veränderungen vorzuschlagen. Im Nachhinein können auch Gesetze überprüft werden, wenn eine ausreichende Zahl von Bürgern die Überprüfung fordert. Die Überprüfung wird nach der Anzahl der unterstützenden Bürger priorisiert, d.h. je mehr Bürger die Überprüfung fordern, desto höher rückt es in der Liste der zu überprüfenden Gesetze. Um eine gewisse Stabilität in den Gesetzen zu haben, gilt für jedes neues Gesetz eine Sperrfrist für deren Änderung von 2-5 Jahren. Die Frist hängt von der &quot;Einstimmigkeit&quot; ab. Bei Gesetzen, die mehr als 90% der Stimmen bekommen haben, wird das Gesetz in die Verfassung aufgenommen, bei 80 % gelten 5 Jahre, bei gerade mehr als 50 % gelten 2 Jahre und alles zwischen 80 und 50 % dementsprechend dazwischen.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page 2011-08-24T11:34:41Z

<p>TMarik: /* Ideas */</p> <hr /> <div>[[#German| To German]]<br /> <br /> &lt;big&gt;'''Living in Utopia (livinUtopia)'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> ''Utopia'' (from Greek Outopia: 'ou' for &quot;no&quot; and '-topos' for &quot;place&quot;), is the idea of an ideal community of mankind, not existing but intended to be a target to aim for. It was the title of a book by Thomas More written in 1516, which mainly follows Plato's ''Republica'', in which Plato describes the idea of a perfect community.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' is intended to be a collection not only of social, but also economic, ecological, technical and political ideas that might influence the direction of the future of the real world.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Each utopia should contain a constitution, descriptions of the political system and the everyday lives of the people, including a description of the housing, communication pathways, transportation pathways, and working conditions.&lt;br&gt;<br /> It could also describe a kind of dystopia (anti-utopia) pointing to aberrations of current developments. <br /> <br /> ==Utopia==<br /> * [[One-World]]<br /> * [[Sustainable World]]<br /> * [[Orwell's World]]<br /> * [[Cave World]]<br /> <br /> ==Ideas==<br /> * [[Democracy of the Knowledgable]]<br /> * [[Pedelecs]]<br /> * [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]<br /> * [[Low Energy Trains]]<br /> <br /> =German=<br /> And now in German:<br /> ''Utopia'' (aus dem Griechischen: &quot;ou&quot; für &quot;nicht&quot; und &quot;-topos&quot; für &quot;Ort&quot;), ist ursprünglich die Idee einer idealen Gemeinschaft, nicht real, aber als Ziel darauf hinzuarbeiten. Es ist der Titel eines Buches von Thomas Morus, geschrieben 1516, welches Plato's ''Republica'' folgt, in welcher Plato die Idee einer perfekten Gemeinschaft (Staatsordnung) beschreibt.<br /> <br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' soll eine Sammlung von sozialen, ökonomischen, ökologischen, technischen und politischen Ideen werden, welche auch die Beschreibung des alltäglichen Lebens wie Wohnen, Arbeiten, Kommunizieren und Transportieren beschreibt.<br /> <br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' kann aber auch Ideen beinhalten, die eine Anti-Utopie beschreibt, um frühzeitig auf Fehlentwicklungen unserer realen oder gedachten Welt hinweist.<br /> <br /> Im Folgenden sind einige Grundutopien aufgelistet, die jeweils eine Verfassung, eine Beschreibung der Staatsform und des Altaglebens enthält. Die Einzelideen, seien sie technischer, politischer und sozialer Natur, können auch von mehreren Utopien gemeinsam genutzt werden.<br /> <br /> Die Sprache der Artikel kann Deutsch oder Englisch sein. Wer Zeit und Lust hat, kann die Artikel vorhandenen Artikel übersetzen. Die Übersetzung sollte jeweilig unterhalb stehen und ein Link auf die Sprachversion in der ersten Zeile des Artikels vorhanden sein. <br /> <br /> ==Utopia==<br /> * [[One-World]]<br /> * [[Sustainable World]]<br /> * [[Orwell's World]]<br /> * [[Cave World]]<br /> <br /> ==Ideas==<br /> * [[Pedelecs]]<br /> * [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]<br /> * [[Low Energy Trains]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Contact: [[mailto://webmaster@livinutopia.org webmaster@livinutopia.org]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the Wiki software.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Cave_World_Transportation_System 2011-08-12T20:56:58Z

<p>TMarik: New page: In the most cases only goods have to travel because the individuals are connected via an information system like the internet. The caves are connected by tubes which allows to transport el...</p> <hr /> <div>In the most cases only goods have to travel because the individuals are connected via an information system like the internet. The caves are connected by tubes which allows to transport electricity, data, and materials. Big machines needs to be produced in each cave system independently because the building of wide tubes are very costly. Transportation of goods and machines through the outside world has a high risk of contamination and requires a lot of decontamination work after the transport. Therefore it is not likely that this will happen very often. It is also more likely that each cave system needs to build up its own ecosystem independently from each other that in case of a contamination of one of the caves the other are still able to survive. Therefore only raw material needs to be transported between two distant cave systems. Recycling will be come an important part of the work which needs to be done. Each cave should have their own recycling facility and are able to recover all goods from the waste. Waste itself should be minimized and if it can not be avoided to produce waste, then this waste should be recycled and design to be recycled. Organic waste will be used in the organic tanks so that a transportation system for organic waste needs to be established. Most of the organic tanks which produce fresh air and food are close to the living areas of the people. Therefore only excess sludge needs to be transported to distant places. These excess sludge can be put into containers and like other goods transported via the transportation tubes. These tubes are just wide enough to transport containers with people to allow an exchange of people between the cave systems. And this will also determine the size of the containers.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Cave_World_Political_System 2011-08-12T20:11:49Z

<p>TMarik: New page: Since the survival of the mankind depends highly on each other, it is necessary to structure the political power. The world is depending on technical and scientific knowledge and therfore ...</p> <hr /> <div>Since the survival of the mankind depends highly on each other, it is necessary to structure the political power. The world is depending on technical and scientific knowledge and therfore the government will be ruled by engineers and scientists. Education is open for everyone, and as soon as a academic degree has been reached, the academic person will become a member of the government. Information is one of the mayor goods and therefore a system which opens the knowledge to all persons who live in this world are important for the survival. A part of the forth in this world is elected by the people, to allow an influence of the technocratical government, but the &quot;last word&quot; do have the leader of the engineers and scientists. These leaders are elected by the professors of the universities.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Constitution 2011-08-12T20:00:02Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>§1 Die Menschenwürde ist unantastbar.<br /> <br /> §2 Alle Menschen sind vor dem Gesetz gleich.<br /> <br /> §3 Jeder Mensch hat das Recht, seine Meinung zu äußern.<br /> <br /> §4 Jeder Mensch hat das Recht auf eine Ausbildung, die seinen Bedürfnissen und Fähigkeiten Rechnung trägt.<br /> <br /> §5 Jeder Mensch darf Privateigentum haben, solange es nicht andere Menschen oder die Natur schädigt.<br /> <br /> §6 Es ist nicht erlaubt, natürliche Resoursen aufzubrauchen, solange er die Möglichkeit schafft, das diese sich erneuern. Existierende und zukünftige Generation haben das Recht die Resoursen zu nutzen und zu bewahren.<br /> <br /> §7 Jeder Mensch hat das Recht frei zu handeln wenn diese Handlungen nicht darauf ausgelegt sind andere Menschen physisch und psychisch zu verletzen oder die Natur und Ihren Resoursen schadet.<br /> <br /> §8 Alle Macht geht vom Volke aus. Die Vertreter der Regierung werden alle vom Volke direkt gewählt und die Gesetze werden vom Volke abgestimmt. Das gilt sowohl für die Vertreter der Legislative, Executive wie auch der Jurisprudenz. <br /> <br /> §9 Die Staatsform ist föderalistisch. Von der Weltregierung, zum Einzelstaat, zum Bundesland, zum Landkreis, zur Stadt ist organisiert. Gesetze der höheren Organisation brechen Gesetze der niedrigen Organisation sobald sie sich wiedersprechen. Jeder Bewohner dieser Organisationseinheit ist stimmberechtigt, sobald er über 14 ist, und in dem Gebiet als Bewohner registriert ist. <br /> <br /> §10 Die Vertreter der Legislative sind in Parteien organisiert, die Gesetze entwerfen und sie dem Volk zur Abstimmung vorlegen. Die Parteien bestimmen entsprechend ihres Proporzes die Fragen für den Wissenstests, der vor jeder Abstimmung ausgefüllt werden muß, um die Qualifikation des Abstimmenden zu prüfen. Die Wichtung der Stimme steigt, mit dem Anteil der richtig beantworteten Fragen.<br /> <br /> §11 Die Vertreter der Executive müssen zur Zulassung zur Wahl eine entsprechende Ausbildung nachweisen. Eine direkte Wahl erfolgt nur auf der untersten Organisationsebene, der Stadt. Vertreter werden entsprechend des Bevölkerungsanteil in die nächst höhere Ebene entsendet.<br /> <br /> §12 Die Vertreter der Jurisprudenz müssen zur Zulassung zur Wahl eine entsprechende Ausbildung nachweisen. Eine direkte Wahl findet auf der Landkreisebene statt, da für jeden Landkreis ein Kreisgericht eingerichtet werden muß. Für die höheren Ebenen werden entsprechende Vertreter entsendet.<br /> <br /> §13 Die gewählten Vertreter der Jurisprudenz wählen die Vertreter des Verfassungsgerichts. Dies wacht über die Konformität der Gesetze mit der Verfassung.<br /> <br /> §14 Die Verfassung kann nur mit 80 % der gesamten Wählerschaft geändert werden. Änderungsanträge durchlaufen ansonsten den gleichen Prozess wie sonstige Gesetzesvorschläge.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Orwell%27s_World 2011-08-12T19:31:20Z

<p>TMarik: New page: George Orwell described a world in which everything worked by fear. Everything was controlled by the three goverements of the earth. The three goverements run an endless war against each o...</p> <hr /> <div>George Orwell described a world in which everything worked by fear. Everything was controlled by the three goverements of the earth. The three goverements run an endless war against each other, not to occupy the other, but to keep the people under the impression that without the absolute obedience the enemy will come and destroy everything. The system is self-preserving because each member of this wold is controlled by this system, even the leaders are under control of ministries. The structure of this political organisation has as highest good the preserving of the power, without any reflections about the prosperty and health of the people. Only little creativity and freedom can be owned by people of this system. Everyone has put all ambitions to support the system. People who are deviate from this or even activily work against this, will be re-educated or removed.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Political_System 2011-08-12T19:12:16Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>A government which tries to sustain resources needs to get high support by the people, so it can only organized in a democracy, in which the people elect political parties for the parliament. The parliament will not vote for new laws directly. This will done by the people directly, but to avoid that demagogues will influence the people with simplifying the correlations, the vote of one person will weight by hers/his knowledge of the subject. To find out what the knowledge is the voter has to fill out a test which contains questions about the subject and each right answer in this questionnaire will increase the weight of the vote. The questions will generated by the political parties, according to their ratio in the parliament. The questions will published before the vote, and can be found in the news papers or the internet. Even the answers can be found there so that it is possible that people just learn the right answers and follow then some demagogues, but then it will not be so easy to simplify the correlations and the people will be quite knowledgeable about every subject which is discussed in the parliament. <br /> <br /> Each forth in the government will try to increase the knowledge, because well-educated people are needed for following their interest. Education is therefore one major goal in this world.<br /> <br /> ==German==<br /> Ein Staat, der die natürlichen Resoursen erhalten will, der braucht die volle Unterstützung seines Volkes, und kann deshalb nur als Demokratie funktionieren. In dieser Demokratie wählt das Volk Parteien, die neue Gesetze zur Abstimmung einbringen. Aber die Parteien stimmen nicht selbst über neue Gesetze ab, sondern lassen das Volk entscheiden. Um sich gegen Demagogie zu wappnen, ist die Wichtung der Stimme aber abhängig von dem Wissen der Person. Um das Wissen zu bewerten muß der Wähler mit der Abstimmung auch einen Fragebogen ausfüllen und je nach dem Anteil der richtigen Antworten, wird die Stimme gewichtet. Die Fragen des Fragebogens werden von den Parteien ausgearbeitet, und jede Partei bringt ihrem Anteil im Parlament entsprechend die Fragen ein und legt die richtige Antwort fest. Die Fragen werden vor der Abstimmung veröffentlicht und man kann sie im Internet und Zeitungen einsehen. Selbst wenn die Antworten auch veröffentlicht werden, so muß sich ein Wähler, der für ein Thema abstimmen möchte, sich mit der Frage im Vorhinein auseinander setzten. <br /> <br /> Diese Vorgehensweise hat mehrere Vorteile. Die zwei wichtigsten sind:<br /> # Der Bürger des Staates wird viel stärker in die Gesetzgebung eingebunden und entwickelt dadurch ein hohes Verantwortungsgefühl gegenüber den erlassenen Gesetzen und den Staat an sich.<br /> # Die Kräfte des Staates müssen daraufbedacht sein, das Wissen ihrer Wähler zu stärken, weil nur durch einen gute Ausbildung, vernünftige Gesetze verabschiedet werden können. Ausbildung wird somit eins der wichtigsten Ziele dieses Staates.<br /> <br /> Wie in jeder Demokratie, gilt auch hier die Gewaltenteilung in Gesetzgebung, Vollziehung und Rechtsprechung. D.h. jeder Bereich ist unabhängig und es gibt keine direkte Einflußnahme des einen auf den anderen Bereichs. Eingebrachte Gesetze werden auf die Verfassungskonformität von unabhängigen Richtern, die in einer Wahl an der nur die ernannten Richter teilnehmen dürfen, bestimmt. Dieses Verfassungsgericht prüft jedes Gericht, bevor es zur Abstimmung kommt, auf dessen Vereinbarkeit mit der Verfassung. Die Richter haben das Recht, Gesetze abzulehnen, oder Veränderungen vorzuschlagen. Im Nachhinein können auch Gesetze überprüft werden, wenn eine ausreichende Zahl von Bürgern die Überprüfung fordert. Die Überprüfung wird nach der Anzahl der unterstützenden Bürger priorisiert, d.h. je mehr Bürger die Überprüfung fordern, desto höher rückt es in der Liste der zu überprüfenden Gesetze.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page 2010-01-02T13:26:51Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>[[#German| To German]]<br /> <br /> &lt;big&gt;'''Living in Utopia (livinUtopia)'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> ''Utopia'' (from Greek Outopia: 'ou' for &quot;no&quot; and '-topos' for &quot;place&quot;), is the idea of an ideal community of mankind, not existing but intended to be a target to aim for. It was the title of a book by Thomas More written in 1516, which mainly follows Plato's ''Republica'', in which Plato describes the idea of a perfect community.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' is intended to be a collection not only of social, but also economic, ecological, technical and political ideas that might influence the direction of the future of the real world.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Each utopia should contain a constitution, descriptions of the political system and the everyday lives of the people, including a description of the housing, communication pathways, transportation pathways, and working conditions.&lt;br&gt;<br /> It could also describe a kind of dystopia (anti-utopia) pointing to aberrations of current developments. <br /> <br /> ==Utopia==<br /> * [[One-World]]<br /> * [[Sustainable World]]<br /> * [[Orwell's World]]<br /> * [[Cave World]]<br /> <br /> ==Ideas==<br /> * [[Pedelecs]]<br /> * [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]<br /> * [[Low Energy Trains]]<br /> <br /> =German=<br /> And now in German:<br /> ''Utopia'' (aus dem Griechischen: &quot;ou&quot; für &quot;nicht&quot; und &quot;-topos&quot; für &quot;Ort&quot;), ist ursprünglich die Idee einer idealen Gemeinschaft, nicht real, aber als Ziel darauf hinzuarbeiten. Es ist der Titel eines Buches von Thomas Morus, geschrieben 1516, welches Plato's ''Republica'' folgt, in welcher Plato die Idee einer perfekten Gemeinschaft (Staatsordnung) beschreibt.<br /> <br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' soll eine Sammlung von sozialen, ökonomischen, ökologischen, technischen und politischen Ideen werden, welche auch die Beschreibung des alltäglichen Lebens wie Wohnen, Arbeiten, Kommunizieren und Transportieren beschreibt.<br /> <br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' kann aber auch Ideen beinhalten, die eine Anti-Utopie beschreibt, um frühzeitig auf Fehlentwicklungen unserer realen oder gedachten Welt hinweist.<br /> <br /> Im Folgenden sind einige Grundutopien aufgelistet, die jeweils eine Verfassung, eine Beschreibung der Staatsform und des Altaglebens enthält. Die Einzelideen, seien sie technischer, politischer und sozialer Natur, können auch von mehreren Utopien gemeinsam genutzt werden.<br /> <br /> Die Sprache der Artikel kann Deutsch oder Englisch sein. Wer Zeit und Lust hat, kann die Artikel vorhandenen Artikel übersetzen. Die Übersetzung sollte jeweilig unterhalb stehen und ein Link auf die Sprachversion in der ersten Zeile des Artikels vorhanden sein. <br /> <br /> ==Utopia==<br /> * [[One-World]]<br /> * [[Sustainable World]]<br /> * [[Orwell's World]]<br /> * [[Cave World]]<br /> <br /> ==Ideas==<br /> * [[Pedelecs]]<br /> * [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]<br /> * [[Low Energy Trains]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Contact: [[mailto://webmaster@livinutopia.org webmaster@livinutopia.org]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the Wiki software.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page 2010-01-02T13:15:50Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;big&gt;'''Living in Utopia (livinUtopia)'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> <br /> ''Utopia'' (from Greek Outopia: 'ou' for &quot;no&quot; and '-topos' for &quot;place&quot;), is the idea of an ideal community of mankind, not existing but intended to be a target to aim for. It was the title of a book by Thomas More written in 1516, which mainly follows Plato's ''Republica'', in which Plato describes the idea of a perfect community.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' is intended to be a collection not only of social, but also economic, ecological, technical and political ideas that might influence the direction of the future of the real world.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Each utopia should contain a constitution, descriptions of the political system and the everyday lives of the people, including a description of the housing, communication pathways, transportation pathways, and working conditions.&lt;br&gt;<br /> It could also describe a kind of dystopia (anti-utopia) pointing to aberrations of current developments. <br /> <br /> And now in German:<br /> ''Utopia'' (aus dem Griechischen: &quot;ou&quot; für &quot;nicht&quot; und &quot;-topos&quot; für &quot;Ort&quot;), ist ursprünglich die Idee einer idealen Gemeinschaft, nicht real, aber als Ziel darauf hinzuarbeiten. Es ist der Titel eines Buches von Thomas Morus, geschrieben 1516, welches Plato's ''Republica'' folgt, in welcher Plato die Idee einer perfekten Gemeinschaft (Staatsordnung) beschreibt.<br /> <br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' soll eine Sammlung von sozialen, ökonomischen, ökologischen, technischen und politischen Ideen werden, welche auch die Beschreibung des alltäglichen Lebens wie Wohnen, Arbeiten, Kommunizieren und Transportieren beschreibt.<br /> <br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' kann aber auch Ideen beinhalten, die eine Anti-Utopie beschreibt, um frühzeitig auf Fehlentwicklungen unserer realen oder gedachten Welt hinweist.<br /> <br /> Im Folgenden sind einige Grundutopien aufgelistet, die jeweils eine Verfassung, eine Beschreibung der Staatsform und des Altaglebens enthält. Die Einzelideen, seien sie technischer, politischer und sozialer Natur, können auch von mehreren Utopien gemeinsam genutzt werden.<br /> <br /> =Utopia=<br /> * [[One-World]]<br /> * [[Sustainable World]]<br /> * [[Orwell's World]]<br /> * [[Cave World]]<br /> <br /> =Ideas=<br /> * [[Pedelecs]]<br /> * [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]<br /> * [[Low Energy Trains]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Contact: [[mailto://webmaster@livinutopia.org webmaster@livinutopia.org]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the Wiki software.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Constitution 2010-01-02T13:03:32Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>§1 Die Menschenwürde ist unantastbar.<br /> <br /> §2 Alle Menschen sind vor dem Gesetz gleich.<br /> <br /> §3 Jeder Mensch hat das Recht, seine Meinung zu äußern.<br /> <br /> §4 Jeder Mensch hat das Recht auf eine Ausbildung, die seinen Bedürfnissen und Fähigkeiten Rechnung trägt.<br /> <br /> §5 Jeder Mensch darf Privateigentum haben, solange es nicht andere Menschen oder die Natur schädigt.<br /> <br /> §6 Es ist nicht erlaubt, natürliche Resoursen aufzubrauchen. Existierende und zukünftige Generation haben das Recht die Resoursen zu nutzen und zu bewahren.<br /> <br /> §7 Jeder Mensch hat das Recht frei zu handeln wenn diese Handlungen nicht darauf ausgelegt sind andere Menschen physisch und psychisch zu verletzen oder die Natur und Ihren Resoursen schadet.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Constitution 2010-01-02T12:55:49Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>§1 The human dignity is untouchable.<br /> <br /> §2 The law is no respecter of persons.<br /> <br /> §3 Each human has the right for free speech and writing.<br /> <br /> §4 Each human has the right for a good education in-between his/hers abilities.<br /> <br /> §5 Each human has the right to own property if it is not used for harm other people or the nature.<br /> <br /> §6 No resources are allowed to be depleted. Existing and following generation has the right to use resources preservative.<br /> <br /> §7 Each human is free if their acting will not injure physically or psychology other humans or the sustainability of nature.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=One-World 2008-12-06T08:16:51Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>One World is the idea of a one World government, economy, and law. social standards and justice will be guaranteed by the world government. As it is today, also subdivision of authority is necessary, which means that there are still governments of countries, states and cities. The idea is to govern the frame in which the sub-governments can act and also allow to equalize political, environmental, and economic differences. The One-World has, beside the common government, a common constitution, court and police (army is not needed any more).<br /> <br /> The big question about a common structure for all countries is how the economic differences can be balanced without destroying the cultural roots and self-contained life in each region, which is the balance between government and autonomy. The answer to this question needs to be given in all organized structures which humans give themselves to bring the most benefit to all. Open economic borders without common rights for all lead to exploitation of the weak. <br /> <br /> In economic categories some regions need to pay and some needs to be helped. Therefore will it happen that regions, which are countries today, will loose economic power but win stability and markets in the mid-frame time range. If the economic calculation will also take the future into account, an One-World organization will also be a win in economic categories.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=One-World 2008-12-06T08:05:51Z

<p>TMarik: New page: One World is the idea of a one World government, economy, and law. social standards and justice will be guaranteed by the world government. As it is today, also subdivision of authority is...</p> <hr /> <div>One World is the idea of a one World government, economy, and law. social standards and justice will be guaranteed by the world government. As it is today, also subdivision of authority is necessary, which means that there are still governments of countries, states and cities. The idea is to govern the frame in which the sub-governments can act and also allow to equalize political, environmental, and economic differences. The One-World has, beside the common government, a common constitution, court and police (army is not needed any more).<br /> <br /> The big question about a common structure for all countries is how the economic differences can be balanced without destroying the cultural roots and self-contained life in each region, which is the balance between government and autonomy. The answer to this question needs to be given in all organized structures which humans give themselves to bring the most benefit to all. Open economic borders without common rights for all lead to exploitation of the weak. <br /> <br /> In economic categories some regions need to pay and some needs to be helped. Therefore will it happen that regions, which are countries today, will loose economic power but win stability and markets in the future. So if the economic calculation will also take the future into account, an One-World organization will also be a win in economic categories.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Cave_World 2008-10-15T06:15:49Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>The Cave World is the direct continuation of the actual development of mankind. By the forth of the human brain, the human itself become more and more independent from nature, which started by wearing clothes, building houses with fireplaces, growing plants and animals. The technical development allows the humans to live at places where no other, or very specialized creature can live, due to their flexibility to modify the environment. The dependency on weather, soil quality and other environmental conditions are diminished by technical developments. The next step of getting independent is to live in an completely artificial environment, a cave system. The light, air and energy are completely controlled by the human itself. Energy will be produced by nuclear power plants, food will be grown in big water tanks using algae and other easy to grow plants, the air will be cleaned and controlled because the outside world is contaminated by nuclear and chemical waste, and therefore not liveable any more. <br /> <br /> The individual human will mainly &quot;live&quot; in virtual worlds, generated by computers, presented by human-machine interfaces. In this virtual worlds most social contacts are done, holidays and leisure time will be spend. Work needs to be done in the real world and here several degrees of contaminated working places are available, because no filter works 100 % and the older parts of the cave system become more and more contaminated so that the newer parts have the highest degree of clean air. In these areas only the rich and powerful people are living. There will even be a need to work in the outside world for getting commodities. This kind of work will be either height paid or delegated to the poorest people which live in the areas close to the outer world.<br /> <br /> *[[Cave World Constitution]]<br /> *[[Cave World Political System]]<br /> *[[Cave World Transportation System]]</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Cave_World 2008-10-15T06:14:25Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>The Cave World is the direct continuation of the actual development of mankind. By the forth of the human brain, the human itself become more and more independent from nature, which started by wearing clothes, building houses with fireplaces, growing plants and animals. The technical development allows the humans to live at places where no other, or very specialized creature can live, due to their flexibility to modify the environment. The dependency on weather, soil quality and other environmental conditions are diminished by technical developments. The next step of getting independent is to live in an completely artificial environment, a cave system. The light, air and energy are completely controlled by the human itself. Energy will be produced by nuclear power plants, food will be grown in big water tanks using algae and other easy to grow plants, the air will be cleaned and controlled because the outside world is contaminated by nuclear and chemical waste, and therefore not liveable any more. <br /> <br /> The individual human will mainly &quot;live&quot; in virtual worlds, generated by computers, presented by human-machine interfaces. In this virtual worlds most social contacts are done, holidays and leisure time will be spend. Work needs to be done in the real world and here several degrees of contaminated working places are available, because no filter works 100 % and the older parts of the cave system become more and more contaminated so that the newer parts have the highest degree of clean air. In these areas only the rich and powerful people are living. There will even be a need to work in the outside world for getting commodities. This kind of work will be either height paid or delegated to the poorest people which live in the areas close to the outer world.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Cave_World 2008-10-15T06:12:14Z

<p>TMarik: New page: The Cave World is the direct continuation of the actual development of mankind. By the forth of the human brain, the human itself become more and more independent from nature, starting by ...</p> <hr /> <div>The Cave World is the direct continuation of the actual development of mankind. By the forth of the human brain, the human itself become more and more independent from nature, starting by wearing clothes, building houses with fireplaces, growing plants and animals. The technical development allows the humans to live at places where no other, or very specialized creature can live, due to their flexibility to modify the environment. The dependency on weather, soil quality and other environmental conditions are diminished by technical developments. The next step of getting independent is to live in an completely artificial environment, a cave system. The light, air and energy are completely controlled by the human itself. Energy will be produced by nuclear power plants, food will be grown in big water tanks using algae and other easy to grow plants, the air will be cleaned and controlled because the outside world is contaminated by nuclear and chemical waste, and therefore not liveable any more. <br /> <br /> The individual human will mainly &quot;live&quot; in virtual worlds, generated by computers, presented by human-machine interfaces. In this virtual worlds most social contacts are done, holidays and leisure time will be spend. Work needs to be done in the real world and here several degrees of contaminated working places are available, because no filter works 100 % and the older parts of the cave system become more and more contaminated so that the newer parts have the highest degree of clean air. In these areas only the rich and powerful people are living. There will even be a need to work in the outside world for getting commodities. This kind of work will be either height paid or delegated to the poorest people which live in the areas close to the outer world.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Political_System 2008-10-03T07:56:21Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>A government which tries to sustain resources needs to get high support by the people, so it can only organized in a democracy, in which the people elect political parties for the parliament. The parliament will not vote for new laws directly. This will done by the people directly, but to avoid that demagogues will influence the people with simplifying the correlations, the vote of one person will weight by hers/his knowledge of the subject. To find out what the knowledge is the voter has to fill out a test which contains questions about the subject and each right answer in this questionnaire will increase the weight of the vote. The questions will generated by the political parties, according to their ratio in the parliament. The questions will published before the vote, and can be found in the news papers or the internet. Even the answers can be found there so that it is possible that people just learn the right answers and follow then some demagogues, but then it will not be so easy to simplify the correlations and the people will be quite knowledgeable about every subject which is discussed in the parliament. <br /> <br /> Each forth in the government will try to increase the knowledge, because well-educated people are needed for following their interest. Education is therefore one major goal in this world.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page 2008-10-03T07:55:14Z

<p>TMarik: /* Utopia */</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;big&gt;'''Living in Utopia (livinUtopia)'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> <br /> ''Utopia'' (from Greek Outopia: ou' for &quot;no&quot; and '-topos' for &quot;place), is the idea of an ideal community of mankind, not existing but intended to be a target to aim for. It was the title of a book by Thomas More written in 1516, which mainly follows Plato's ''Republica'', in which Plato describes the idea of a perfect community.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' is intended to be a collection not only of social, but also economic, ecological, technical and political ideas that might influence the direction of the future of the real world.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Each utopia should contain a constitution, descriptions of the political system and the everyday lives of the people, including a description of the housing, communication pathways, transportation pathways, and working conditions.&lt;br&gt;<br /> It could also describe a kind of dystopia (anti-utopia) pointing to aberrations of current developments. <br /> =Utopia=<br /> * [[One-World]]<br /> * [[Sustainable World]]<br /> * [[Orwell's World]]<br /> * [[Cave World]]<br /> <br /> =Ideas=<br /> * [[Pedelecs]]<br /> * [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]<br /> * [[Low Energy Trains]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Contact: [[mailto://webmaster@livinutopia.org webmaster@livinutopia.org]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the Wiki software.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Constitution 2008-10-03T07:54:40Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>§1 The human dignity is untouchable.<br /> <br /> §2 The law is no respecter of persons.<br /> <br /> §3 Each human has the right for free speech and writing.<br /> <br /> §4 Each human has the right for a good education in-between his/hers abilities.<br /> <br /> §5 Each human has the right to own property if it is not used for harm other people or the nature.<br /> <br /> §6 No resources are allowed to be depleted. Existing and following generation has the right to use resources preservative.<br /> <br /> §7 Each human are free if their acting will not injure physically or psychology other humans or the sustainability of nature.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Constitution 2008-10-03T07:50:12Z

<p>TMarik: New page: §1 The human dignity is untouchable. §2 All humans are treated the same by the law. §3 Each human has the right for free speech and writing. §4 Each human has a right for a good ed...</p> <hr /> <div>§1 The human dignity is untouchable.<br /> <br /> §2 All humans are treated the same by the law.<br /> <br /> §3 Each human has the right for free speech and writing.<br /> <br /> §4 Each human has a right for a good education<br /> <br /> §5 Each human has a right to own property if it is not used for harm other people or the nature.<br /> <br /> §6 No resources is allowed to be depleted. Existing and following generation has a right to use resources preservative.<br /> <br /> §7 Each human are free if their acting will not injure physically or psychology other humans or the sustainability of nature.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Political_System 2008-10-03T07:34:51Z

<p>TMarik: New page: A government which tries to sustain resources needs to get high support by the people, so it can only organized in a democracy, in which the people elect political parties for the parliame...</p> <hr /> <div>A government which tries to sustain resources needs to get high support by the people, so it can only organized in a democracy, in which the people elect political parties for the parliament. The parliament will not vote for new laws directly. This will done by the people directly, but to keep avoid that demagogues will influence the people with simplifying the correlations, the vote of one person will weight by hers/his knowledge of the subject. To find out what the knowledge is the voter has to fill out a test which contains questions about the subject and each right answer in this questionnaire will increase the weight of the vote. The questions will generated by the political parties, according to their ratio in the parliament. The questions will published before the vote, and can be found in the news papers or the internet. Even the answers can be found there so that it is possible that people just learn the right answers and follow then some demagogues, but then it will not be so easy to simplify the correlations and the people will be quite knowledgeable about every subject which is discussed in the parliament. <br /> <br /> Each forth in the government will try to increase the knowledge, because well-educated people are needed for following their interest. Education is therefore one major goal in this world.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Bio_Fuel_Driven_Lorries 2008-10-03T07:18:35Z

<p>TMarik: New page: Lorries need a high concentrated fuel, because of their weight. The use of electrical batteries are not possible because this would increase the weight of a lorry and the streets of the fu...</p> <hr /> <div>Lorries need a high concentrated fuel, because of their weight. The use of electrical batteries are not possible because this would increase the weight of a lorry and the streets of the future will not be able to carry too big and heavy vehicles. Lorries are needed for transporting goods from the train station to the final destinations and vice versa. They are never used for long range transport because the trains are much faster and less energy consuming then the lorries. The maximum weight of such a lorry can be 3 tons, so that they can carry 2 tons maximum. More heavy goods needs to be transported in pieces or via rivers by boats and the places for manufacturing these goods has to be at such transportation ways. <br /> <br /> The need for freight transportation will be minimized due to the price for energy. Biofuel will cost much more then today and a product will only be competitive if the energy consumption for producing is is as low as possible. Therefore the market will reduce the frequency and amount of transportation we see now.<br /> <br /> But how can food production be competitive to biofuel production? If biofuel is such expensive will then food also be such expensive, which might lead to starving of the poor even in the well developed countries? Here the free market will do no good. For that it is necessary to subsidize food and put extra taxes on the biofuel, especially on biofuel produced in foreign countries in which the people are starving. Import of biofuel or plant material which can be used for biofuel production needs to impose with high taxes, so that food production in those countries will be competitive versus the biofuel production.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Pedelecs 2008-10-03T06:55:09Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>Pedelecs are electro driven bicycles, but these pedelecs are a little bit different from those who are existing now. The shape is like a recumbent bicycle with an additional cover to keep the passenger dry in case of rain. The cover also decrease the aerodynamic resistance so that these pedelecs can reach up to 80 km/h with combined power from the passenger and the electro drive. The cover can be covered by solar cells, which are flexible and light weighted. During sunshine the solar cells are sufficient to provide enough energy during the travel but in most cases they help to recharge the pedelec, and if it is not used for long time it even can be used to generate electric power for the network. Therefore there are special power stations for solar cell equipped pedelecs which are at sunny places and allow to put electrical power from the solar cells back in the network by voltage converters.<br /> <br /> The biggest pedelecs can carry up to 3 people so that parents can carry their children, but even these pedelecs are at maximum 1 meter wide, so that the streets can be smaller then today and two pedelecs can passing easily on one half of a rural road as we know them today. Highways will also not have more then two lanes of the size of today for each direction, to allow the pedelecs to pass the [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]].<br /> <br /> There will no bio fuel used for individual transport of people because it is not enough space for bio fuel plants.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Pedelecs 2008-10-02T06:30:25Z

<p>TMarik: New page: Pedelecs are electro driven bicycles, but this Pedelecs are a little bit different from those who are existing now. The shape is like a recumbent bicycle with an additional cover to keep t...</p> <hr /> <div>Pedelecs are electro driven bicycles, but this Pedelecs are a little bit different from those who are existing now. The shape is like a recumbent bicycle with an additional cover to keep the passenger dry in case of rain.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page 2008-09-28T07:22:56Z

<p>TMarik: /* Ideas= */</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;big&gt;'''Living in Utopia (livinUtopia)'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> <br /> ''Utopia'' (from Greek Outopia: ou' for &quot;no&quot; and '-topos' for &quot;place), is the idea of an ideal community of mankind, not existing but intended to be a target to aim for. It was the title of a book by Thomas More written in 1516, which mainly follows Plato's ''Republica'', in which Plato describes the idea of a perfect community.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' is intended to be a collection not only of social, but also economic, ecological, technical and political ideas that might influence the direction of the future of the real world.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Each utopia should contain a constitution, descriptions of the political system and the everyday lives of the people, including a description of the housing, communication pathways, transportation pathways, and working conditions.&lt;br&gt;<br /> It could also describe a kind of dystopia (anti-utopia) pointing to aberrations of current developments. <br /> =Utopia=<br /> * [[One-World]]<br /> * [[Sustainable World]]<br /> * [[Orwell's Utopia]]<br /> * [[Cave World]]<br /> =Ideas=<br /> * [[Pedelecs]]<br /> * [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]<br /> * [[Low Energy Trains]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Contact: [[mailto://webmaster@livinutopia.org webmaster@livinutopia.org]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the Wiki software.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Low_Energy_Trains 2008-09-27T15:48:13Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:LowEnergyTrain.png]]<br /> Existing trains are heavy and passengers are forced to follow the schedule. To combine the advantages of individual transportation such as cars with the energy efficiency of low-friction tracks, a low-energy train will be the most useful means of transport for mid-range distances and in cities.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The low-energy train is actually not a train with an engine and coaches. Each coach has its own electric engine and can carry up to 8 people. These vehicles can drive independently of each other but will mainly build interconnection with others to form batches to reduce aerodynamic drag. In each station some of these vehicles will be waiting for passengers; each vehicle will have a designated destination, which will be determined by the passengers. The first passenger will fix the destination and the following passengers who also want to be transported to the same destination, or in the direction of this destination, will fill the places. As soon as it is full or the waiting time for the first passenger reaches about 5 minutes the vehicle will start. In parallel other vehicles from other stations before that station will pass by in batches, because each of these vehicles has the same power and the complete batch is faster as more vehicles are combined because the batch has a much lower aerodynamic resistance then the individual vehicles. So the natural way to travel long distances is to have a large number of individual vehicles combined in batches.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The weight of such a vehicle is no more than one of today's minibuses, because it is not necessary for an individual vehicle to pull or decelerate the complete batch. Also the passenger seats will look more like the seats in small aeroplanes or minibuses, to minimize the parasitic weight, which is necessary if space for walking and standing is there.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The batch itself need not stop at each station because only the vehicles with destination of an upcoming station are sorted out by high speed track switches inside the track, so that the overall travelling time is much shorter than that of true trains, which stop at nearly all intermediate stations. The maximum speed of such a batch could be up to 200 km/h, whereas an individual vehicle can only reach 100 km/h if it is alone. If a vehicle has to decelerate it will use its engine as a dynamo, which will generate electrical power for the other vehicles.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Goods can also be transported with this system over long distances. The vehicles for transportation of goods will have the same size and power as those for passengers, only the loading space will look different, being optimized for boxes. The distances for freight can be much greater than for passengers, because goods can be transported many days without stopping.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The loading and unloading of goods will be controlled by computers to ensure fast, automated transfer, as in a packing station today.&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> The transportation of goods from the station to the final destination will be by means of [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]. The passenger will reach the station by their privately owned [[Pedelecs]] if they live in rural areas. In cities public transport as as we know it today is used for the transportation from the train station to the final destination.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The speed, the track switches, and the allocation of vehicles will be controlled by computers. Each vehicle has its own computer in it, which is networked with the other vehicles on the same track and the computers in the stations. These computers will also take care of the coupling and uncoupling of tracks, when a standing vehicle on a side track is allowed to enter the main track and when a batch is allowed to cross other tracks. To increase the safety, independent sensor systems are able to stop vehicles or reduce their speed if these sensors indicate an approach at too high a speed or if the main track is occupied for vehicles that want to enter the main track.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The passenger simply gets into the vehicle and enters the destination in the integrated terminal, either with an [[ID card]], which contains the actual destination, or by typing in the destination. For long distances it might be necessary for passengers to change vehicles at branch stations, but this is then indicated to the passenger during travel by the terminal. The waiting time at each station is limited to 5 minutes, anyhow.&lt;br&gt;</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Low_Energy_Trains 2008-09-27T15:47:38Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:LowEnergyTrain.png]]<br /> Existing trains are heavy and passengers are forced to follow the schedule. To combine the advantages of individual transportation such as cars with the energy efficiency of low-friction tracks, a low-energy train will be the most useful means of transport for mid-range distances and in cities.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The low-energy train is actually not a train with an engine and coaches. Each coach has its own electric engine and can carry up to 8 people. These vehicles can drive independently of each other but will mainly build interconnection with others to form batches to reduce aerodynamic drag. In each station some of these vehicles will be waiting for passengers; each vehicle will have a designated destination, which will be determined by the passengers. The first passenger will fix the destination and the following passengers who also want to be transported to the same destination, or in the direction of this destination, will fill the places. As soon as it is full or the waiting time for the first passenger reaches about 5 minutes the vehicle will start. In parallel other vehicles from other stations before that station will pass by in batches, because each of these vehicles has the same power and the complete batch is faster as more vehicles are combined because the batch has a much lower aerodynamic resistance then the individual vehicles. So the natural way to travel long distances is to have a large number of individual vehicles combined in batches.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The weight of such a vehicle is no more than one of today's minibuses, because it is not necessary for an individual vehicle to pull or decelerate the complete batch. Also the passenger seats will look more like the seats in small aeroplanes or minibuses, to minimize the parasitic weight, which is necessary if space for walking and standing is there.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The batch itself need not stop at each station because only the vehicles with destination of an upcoming station are sorted out by high speed track switches inside the track, so that the overall travelling time is much shorter than that of true trains, which stop at nearly all intermediate stations. The maximum speed of such a batch could be up to 200 km/h, whereas an individual vehicle can only reach 100 km/h if it is alone. If a vehicle has to decelerate it will use its engine as a dynamo, which will generate electrical power for the other vehicles.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Goods can also be transported with this system over long distances. The vehicles for transportation of goods will have the same size and power as those for passengers, only the loading space will look different, being optimized for boxes. The distances for freight can be much greater than for passengers, because goods can be transported many days without stopping.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The loading and unloading of goods will be controlled by computers to ensure fast, automated transfer, as in a packing station today.&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> The transportation of goods from the station to the final destination will be by means of [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]. The passenger will reach the station by their privately owned [[Pedelecs]] if they live in rural areas. In cities public transport as as we know it today is used for the transportation from the train station to the final destination.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The speed, the track switches, and the allocation of vehicles will be controlled by computers. Each vehicle has its own computer in it, which is networked with the other vehicles on the same track and the computers in the stations. These computers will also take care ofthe coupling and uncoupling of tracks, when a standing vehicle on a side track is allowed to enter the main track and when a batch is allowed to cross other tracks. To increase the safety, independent sensor systems are able to stop vehicles or reduce their speed if these sensors indicate an approach at too high a speed or if the main track is occupied for vehicles that want to enter the main track.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The passenger simply gets into the vehicle and enters the destination in the integrated terminal, either with an [[ID card]], which contains the actual destination, or by typing in the destination. For long distances it might be necessary for passengers to change vehicles at branch stations, but this is then indicated to the passenger during travel by the terminal. The waiting time at each station is limited to 5 minutes, anyhow.&lt;br&gt;</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Low_Energy_Trains 2008-09-27T15:24:16Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:LowEnergyTrain.png]]<br /> Existing trains are heavy and passengers are forced to follow the schedule. To combine the advantages of individual transportation such as cars with the energy efficiency of the low friction of tracks, a low-energy train will be the most useful means of transport for mid-range distances and in cities.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The low-energy train is actually not a train with an engine and coaches. Each coach has its own electric engine and can carry up to 8 people. These vehicles can drive independently of each other but will mainly build interconnection with others to reduce aerodynamic drag. In each station some of these vehicles will be waiting for passengers; each vehicle will have a designated destination, which will be determined by the passengers. The first passenger will fix the destination and the following passengers who also want to be transported to the same destination or in the direction of this destination will fill the places. As soon as it is full or the waiting time for the first passenger reaches about 5 minutes the vehicle starts. In parallel other vehicles from other stations before that station will pass by in drags, because each of these vehicles has the same power and the complete drag is as faster as more vehicles are combined because the drag has a much lower aerodynamic resistance then the individual vehicles. So the natural way to travel long distances is to have a large number of individual vehicles combined in drags.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The weight of such a vehicle is no more than one of today's minibuses, because it is not necessary for an individual vehicle to pull or decelerate the complete drag. Also the passenger seats will look more like the seats in small aeroplanes or minibuses, to minimize the parasitic weight, which is needed if space for walking and standing are there.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The drag itself need not to stop at each station because only the vehicles with destination of a passing station are sorted out by high speed steeps inside the track, so that the overall travelling time is much smaller then of actual trains which stops at nearly each intermediate station. The maximum speed of such a drag can reach up to 200 km/h whereas the individual verhicle can only reach 100 km/h if it is alone. If a vehicle has to decelerate it will use its engine as a dynamo which generate electrical power for the other vehicles.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Goods are also transported with this system via far distances. The vehicles for transportation of goods are having the same size and power then the one for passengers, only the loading space will look different to be optimized for boxes. The distances for goods can be much higher then these for passengers, because goods can be transported many days without stopping.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The loading and unloading of goods will be controlled by computers to conduct a fast and automated way, like in a packing station today.&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> The transportation of goods from the station to the final destination will be done by [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]. The passenger will reach the station by their private owned [[Pedelecs]] if they are living in rural areas. In cities the public transport as it is actual done are used for the transportation from the train station to the final destination.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The speed, the steeps, and the allocation of vehicles will be controlled by computers. Each vehicle has its own computer in it which is networked with the other vehicles on the same track and the computers in the stations. These computers will also take care about the coupling and uncoupling of tracks, when a standing vehicle on a side track is allowed to enter the main track and when a drag is allowed to cross other tracks. To increase the safety independent sensor systems are able to stop vehicles or reduce their speed if these sensors indicate an approach at too high speed or an occupied main track for vehicles which like to enter the main track.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The need for the passenger is only to enter the vehicle and enter the destination in the integrated terminal, either with [[ID cards]], which contains the actual destination or typing in the destination. For long distances it might be necessary that passengers need to change the vehicle at branch stations but this is then indicated to the passenger during his travel by the terminal. The waiting time at each station is limited to 5 minutes, anyhow.&lt;br&gt;</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Low_Energy_Trains 2008-09-27T13:32:32Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:LowEnergyTrain.png]]<br /> Existing Trains are heavy and the passengers need to follow the schedule. To combine the advantage of individual transportation like cars and the energy efficiency of the low friction by tracks, an low energy train will be the most useful transportation for mid range transport and in cities.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The low energy train is actually not a train with an engine and coaches. Each coach has its own electrical engine and can carry up to 8 persons. These vehicles can drive independently from each other but will mainly build interconnection with others to reduce the aerodynamic drag. In each station some of these vehicles are waiting for passengers, each vehicle will have a designated destination which will be given by the passengers. The first passenger will fix the destination and the following passengers which also will need to be transported to the same destination or in the direction of this destination will fill the places. As soon as it is full or the waiting time for the first passenger will increase about 5 minutes the vehicle starts. In parallel other vehicles from other stations before that station will pass by in drags, because each of these vehicles has the same power and the complete drag is as faster as more vehicles are combined because the drag has a much lower aerodynamic resistance then the individual vehicles. So the natural way for long distance is to have a large number of individual vehicles combined in drags.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The weight of such a vehicle is not more then for a mini bus of today, because it is not necessary that a individual vehicle has to pull or decelerate the complete drag. Also the passenger seats will look more like the seats in small aeroplanes or mini busses, to minimize the parasitic weight, which is needed if space for walking and standing are there.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The drag itself need not to stop at each station because only the vehicles with destination of a passing station are sorted out by high speed steeps inside the track, so that the overall travelling time is much smaller then of actual trains which stops at nearly each intermediate station. The maximum speed of such a drag can reach up to 200 km/h whereas the individual verhicle can only reach 100 km/h if it is alone. If a vehicle has to decelerate it will use its engine as a dynamo which generate electrical power for the other vehicles.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Goods are also transported with this system via far distances. The vehicles for transportation of goods are having the same size and power then the one for passengers, only the loading space will look different to be optimized for boxes. The distances for goods can be much higher then these for passengers, because goods can be transported many days without stopping.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The loading and unloading of goods will be controlled by computers to conduct a fast and automated way, like in a packing station today.&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> The transportation of goods from the station to the final destination will be done by [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]. The passenger will reach the station by their private owned [[Pedelecs]] if they are living in rural areas. In cities the public transport as it is actual done are used for the transportation from the train station to the final destination.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The speed, the steeps, and the allocation of vehicles will be controlled by computers. Each vehicle has its own computer in it which is networked with the other vehicles on the same track and the computers in the stations. These computers will also take care about the coupling and uncoupling of tracks, when a standing vehicle on a side track is allowed to enter the main track and when a drag is allowed to cross other tracks. To increase the safety independent sensor systems are able to stop vehicles or reduce their speed if these sensors indicate an approach at too high speed or an occupied main track for vehicles which like to enter the main track.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The need for the passenger is only to enter the vehicle and enter the destination in the integrated terminal, either with [[ID cards]], which contains the actual destination or typing in the destination. For long distances it might be necessary that passengers need to change the vehicle at branch stations but this is then indicated to the passenger during his travel by the terminal. The waiting time at each station is limited to 5 minutes, anyhow.&lt;br&gt;</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=File:LowEnergyTrain.png 2008-09-27T13:21:44Z

<p>TMarik: Low Energy Train Sketch</p> <hr /> <div>Low Energy Train Sketch</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page 2008-09-27T08:01:10Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;big&gt;'''Living in Utopia (livinUtopia)'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> <br /> ''Utopia'' (from Greek Outopia: ou' for &quot;no&quot; and '-topos' for &quot;place), is the idea of an ideal community of mankind, not existing but intended to be a target to aim for. It was the title of a book by Thomas More written in 1516, which mainly follows Plato's ''Republica'', in which Plato describes the idea of a perfect community.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''UtopiaWiki'' is intended to be a collection not only of social, but also economic, ecological, technical and political ideas that might influence the direction of the future of the real world.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Each utopia should contain a constitution, descriptions of the political system and the everyday lives of the people, including a description of the housing, communication pathways, transportation pathways, and working conditions.&lt;br&gt;<br /> It could also describe a kind of dystopia (anti-utopia) pointing to aberrations of current developments. <br /> =Utopia=<br /> * [[One-World]]<br /> * [[Sustainable World]]<br /> * [[Orwell's Utopia]]<br /> * [[Cave World]]<br /> =Ideas==<br /> * [[Pedelecs]]<br /> * [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]<br /> * [[Low Energy Trains]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Contact: [[mailto://webmaster@livinutopia.org webmaster@livinutopia.org]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the Wiki software.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Low_Energy_Trains 2008-09-27T07:59:04Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>Existing Trains are heavy and the passengers need to follow the schedule. To combine the advantage of individual transportation like cars and the energy efficiency of the low friction by tracks, an low energy train will be the most useful transportation for mid range transport and in cities.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The low energy train is actually not a train with an engine and coaches. Each coach has its own electrical engine and can carry up to 8 persons. These vehicles can drive independently from each other but will mainly build interconnection with others to reduce the aerodynamic drag. In each station some of these vehicles are waiting for passengers, each vehicle will have a designated destination which will be given by the passengers. The first passenger will fix the destination and the following passengers which also will need to be transported to the same destination or in the direction of this destination will fill the places. As soon as it is full or the waiting time for the first passenger will increase about 5 minutes the vehicle starts. In parallel other vehicles from other stations before that station will pass by in drags, because each of these vehicles has the same power and the complete drag is as faster as more vehicles are combined because the drag has a much lower aerodynamic resistance then the individual vehicles. So the natural way for long distance is to have a large number of individual vehicles combined in drags.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The weight of such a vehicle is not more then for a mini bus of today, because it is not necessary that a individual vehicle has to pull or decelerate the complete drag. Also the passenger seats will look more like the seats in small aeroplanes or mini busses, to minimize the parasitic weight, which is needed if space for walking and standing are there.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The drag itself need not to stop at each station because only the vehicles with destination of a passing station are sorted out by high speed steeps inside the track, so that the overall travelling time is much smaller then of actual trains which stops at nearly each intermediate station. The maximum speed of such a drag can reach up to 200 km/h whereas the individual verhicle can only reach 100 km/h if it is alone. If a vehicle has to decelerate it will use its engine as a dynamo which generate electrical power for the other vehicles.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Goods are also transported with this system via far distances. The vehicles for transportation of goods are having the same size and power then the one for passengers, only the loading space will look different to be optimized for boxes. The distances for goods can be much higher then these for passengers, because goods can be transported many days without stopping.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The loading and unloading of goods will be controlled by computers to conduct a fast and automated way, like in a packing station today.&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> The transportation of goods from the station to the final destination will be done by [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]. The passenger will reach the station by their private owned [[Pedelecs]] if they are living in rural areas. In cities the public transport as it is actual done are used for the transportation from the train station to the final destination.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The speed, the steeps, and the allocation of vehicles will be controlled by computers. Each vehicle has its own computer in it which is networked with the other vehicles on the same track and the computers in the stations. These computers will also take care about the coupling and uncoupling of tracks, when a standing vehicle on a side track is allowed to enter the main track and when a drag is allowed to cross other tracks. To increase the safety independent sensor systems are able to stop vehicles or reduce their speed if these sensors indicate an approach at too high speed or an occupied main track for vehicles which like to enter the main track.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The need for the passenger is only to enter the vehicle and enter the destination in the integrated terminal, either with [[ID cards]], which contains the actual destination or typing in the destination. For long distances it might be necessary that passengers need to change the vehicle at branch stations but this is then indicated to the passenger during his travel by the terminal. The waiting time at each station is limited to 5 minutes, anyhow.&lt;br&gt;</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Low_Energy_Trains 2008-09-27T07:40:40Z

<p>TMarik: New page: Existing Trains are heavy and the passengers need to follow the schedule. To combine the advantage of individual transportation like cars and the energy efficiency of the low friction by t...</p> <hr /> <div>Existing Trains are heavy and the passengers need to follow the schedule. To combine the advantage of individual transportation like cars and the energy efficiency of the low friction by tracks, an low energy train will be the most useful transportation for mid range transport and in cities.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The low energy train is actually not a train with an engine and coaches. Each coach has its own electrical engine and can carry up to 8 persons. These vehicles can drive independently from each other but will mainly build interconnection with others to reduce the aerodynamic drag. In each station some of these vehicles are waiting for passengers, each vehicle will have a designated destination which will be given by the passengers. The first passenger will fix the destination and the following passengers which also will need to be transported to the same destination or in the direction of this destination will fill the places. As soon as it is full or the waiting time for the first passenger will increase about 5 minutes the vehicle starts. In parallel other vehicles from other stations before that station will pass by in drags, because each of these vehicles has the same power and the complete drag is as faster as more vehicles are combined because the drag has a much lower aerodynamic resistance then the individual vehicles. So the natural way for long distance is to have a large number of individual vehicles combined in drags.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The weight of such a vehicle is not more then for a mini bus of today, because it is not necessary that a individual vehicle has to pull or decelerate the complete drag. Also the passenger seats will look more like the seats in a small aeroplane or a mini bus, to minimize the parasitic weight, which is needed if space for walking and standing are there.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The drag itself need not to stop at each station because only the vehicles with destination of a passing station are sorted out by high speed steeps inside the track, so that the overall travelling time is much smaller then of actual trains which stops at nearly each intermediate station. The maximum speed of such a drag can reach up to 200 km/h whereas the individual verhicle can only reach 100 km/h if it is alone. If a vehicle has to decelerate it will use its engine as a dynamo which generate electrical power for the other vehicles.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Goods are also transported with this system via far distances. The vehicles for transportation of goods are having the same size and power then the one for passengers, only the loading space will look different to be optimized for boxes. The distances for goods can be much higher then these for passengers, because goods can be transported many days without stopping.&lt;br&gt;<br /> The loading and unloading of goods will be controlled by computers to conduct a fast and automated way, like in a packing station today.&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> The transportation of goods from the station to the final destination will be done by [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]]. The passenger will reach the station by their private owned [[Pedelecs]] if they are living in rual areas. In cities the public transport as it is actual done are used for the transportation from the train station to the final destination.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Transportation_System 2008-09-25T06:15:37Z

<p>TMarik: </p> <hr /> <div>The minimization of energy use during transportation of goods and people has the highest priority. So the most important task is to minimize the need of transportation which can be done by keeping energy at a high price. The import of fuel generated by plants in underdeveloped country needs to be put on high import taxes to prevent poor countries to replace the food plants by fuel plants.&lt;br&gt;<br /> [[Virtual 3D Worlds]] can be used to allow people to meet even if they are not travelling. Goods will be expensive if they need a lot of transportation energy and therefore replaced by those which are produced with much lesser transport efforts.&lt;br&gt;<br /> [[Pedelecs]] are used for the short way people transport (up to 30 km) in rural areas, mainly to and from work. In urban areas the public transport by [[Low Energy Trains]] and busses is performed.&lt;br&gt;<br /> [[Low Energy Trains]] are also used for mid range transport (30 km - 2000 km). For long range transports of people [[Solar Driven Airships]] are used.&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Goods will be transported also by [[Low Energy Trains]] for all mid range distances and by [[Bio Fuel Driven Lorries]] for the last mile.</div>

TMarik http://livinutopia.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Sustainable_World_Transportation_System 2008-09-23T08:49:39Z

<p>TMarik: New page: The minimization of energy use during transportation of goods and people has the highest priority. So the most important task is to minimize the need of transportation which can be done by...</p> <hr /> <div>The minimization of energy use during transportation of goods and people has the highest priority. So the most important task is to minimize the need of transportation which can be done by having a relatively high price for energy.&lt;br&gt;</div>

TMarik