ZetaTalk: Aftertime Living

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known among scientists, is that the ocean is one of the largest producers of the atmospheric oxygen. After the

cataclysms, the atmosphere oxygen will be rebuilt from the oceans. The oceans will appear greenish to many, and for

good reason. All the fires will have placed a tremendous amount of carbon dioxide into the air, the stuff of which

vegetative grown is made of. With little vegetation on land, the ocean kelp will absorb and utilize this. The oceans will be lush.

Even those far inland should plan to take advantage of the lushness of the oceans, the fish and kelp, to support humans survivors. This will not be so dependent upon the air clearning, as the oceans move this food about, fish about, so

fishing anywhere will be more abundant, compared to land life, in the Aftertime. Life in large lakes, as well as oceans, will fare far better than land based life after the shift. This is in part due to the way sunlight enters water, and the susceptibility of land based vegetation to mold and bugs and physical assult and the like. Seaweed will not find more assults than before, but will find more nutrients. Where the sunlight may be less, they can parlay any growth upwards,

using all sunlight, where land based vegetation finds itself decimated periodically, having to start over, etc. Thus, ocean fishing will be best, due to the broad space it covers and the shared nutrient and fishlife resulting, but land lakes will likewise likely do better than the shores!

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ZetaTalk: Inland Lakes

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ZetaTalk: Inland Lakes

Note: written on Jan 15, 2002.

The oceans have resources not available to inland lands, in that the oceans flow around the world. This not only shares nutrients, but dilutes pollution. The oceans are thus able to gain from being positioned under the equator, where kelp

can gain maximum sunlight. To the degree that an inland lake is free from volcanic ash, is not dumped excessively so

that the water becomes poisoned, and to the degree that the land is under intense sunlight, equatorial preferably, it will flourish. Water has advantages that land does not, after a pole shift. Ash settles to the bottom, where on land remains on the surface. Water also traps heat, creating a middle ground where temperatures rise and fall slowly. Thus, life in

the water can survive a winter, where on land would freeze and starve. Water pools often have nutrients that have

drained from the land, during runoff. Where sewage is considered a nuisance by man, it is the basis for much future

growth. From death comes life, in nature. Thus, water pools flourish and is only considered a foreign environment by

man because he is a land animal.

Water based farming should be considered by survival groups at least to the extent that land based gardening is. Fish often cast off heavy metal pollutants such as lead, and can live without light. Thus, this is a fruitful avenue for survival groups to consider. Inland lakes should be examined based on the following:

1. Are they downwind from volcanoes, and if so, can they drain or have enough flow such that the pollutants likely

to accumulate can dilute and flush out.

2. Do they have positive run-off, rich in humus or animal droppings, so that plant life in the lake has something as

a nutrient.

3. Are they deep enough to encourage circulation necessary for complex life forms, not just slime algae in shallow

pools, but crustaceans, etc.

4. What flows in, and through, these lakes, such that the lake can be trusted to remain fertile, and will not be

poisoned by those upstream.

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ZetaTalk: Gererating Electricity

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ZetaTalk: Generating Electricity

Note: written Dec, 2002

Modern man is much dependent upon electricity, though only having arrived there within the last hundred years or so.

In primitive countries, communities work hard during the day, sleep at dusk, rise at dawn, and have little need of lights except for the occasional lamp or campfire. In pre-industrial days, this was likewise the mode, even the interiors of

castles and palaces lit only by lamps, and then dimly. Modern man expects labor saving devices, entertainment,

communication with the world, all at the press of a button. Modern man will have to do a mega-mindshift after the

shift if he thinks this will continue, as his life will be less than communities a century ago, for the following reasons: 1. Where in the past, sunlight even on gloomy days could be anticipated, after the shift for most parts of the world

the light available will seem like going from dawn to dusk, skipping the mid-daylight entirely.

2. Oils and materials to burn, for light, will be scarce or water soaked, what with continuous drizzle in much of the

world, so fires will be a treasured occurrence from carefully dried materials.

3. Batteries and generators will wear out within months, after continuous use by the desperate, with the shock of

what has descended only coming late to these, not avoided.

4. Petro fuels, or fuels from vegetation such as corn or wood gas, will run out without the means to pump, refine,

or grow in the gloom.

5. The lack of parts for mechanical repair, lack of skills in those isolated, and lack of success with crops, will doom all plans for fuels to be burned in the Aftertime.

6. Skills to build generators collecting power from wind and water will be spotty, and the missing link theory

applied endlessly such that a single link, like battery storage, dooms the plans.

7. Hopes at being rescued, that benign space brothers will arrive, or high tech communities of hybrids, is held close

by those not fully Service-to-Other such that they would not qualify, as the truly Service-to-Other are not