from Washington D.C. to Beijing, China in 2 hours.

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And what about transportation?
The prevailing means of transportation in our societies is by automobile and aircraft.Both of which predominantly need fossil fuels to run.In the case of the automobile, the battery technology needed to power an electric carthat can go over a hundred miles an hour for over two hundred miles on one chargeexists, and has existed for many years. However, due to battery patents controlled bythe oil industry, which limits their ability to maintain market share coupled with politicalpressure from the energy industry; the accessibility and affordability of this technology islimited.There is absolutely no reason, other than pure corrupt profit interest, that every singlevehicle in the world cannot be electric and utterly clean with zero need for gasoline.As far as airplanes, it is time we realized that this means of travel is inefficient,cumbersome, slow, and causes far too much pollution.This is a mag-lev train. It uses magnets for propulsion. It is fully suspended by amagnetic field and requires less than 2% of the energy used for plane travel. The trainhas no wheels, so nothing can wear out. The current maximum speed, of versions of this technology as used in Japan, is 361 miles per hour. However, this version of thetechnology is very dated.An organization called ET3, which has connections with The Venus Project, hasestablished a two base mag-lev that can travel up to 4,000 miles per hour in amotionless, frictionless tube, which can go over land or under water. Imagine going fromL.A. to New York for an extended lunch break, or from Washington D.C. to Beijing Chinain 2 hours. This is the future of continental and intercontinental travel. Fast, clean, withonly a fraction of the energy useage we use today for the same means.In fact, between mag-lev technology, advanced battery storage, and geothermal energy;there would be no reason to ever burn fossil fuels again. And we could do this now, if wewere not held back by the paralyzing profit structure.[/Peter Joseph]"work" - Headline[Jacque Fresco]



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1 Oct 2009 ... Jacque Fresco and Roxanne Meadows talk about a resource based economy. ... The train has no wheels so nothing can wear out. ... or from Washington D.C. to Beijing, China in 2 hours. ... When any industry takes on a machine; instead of shortening the workday they downsize, you loose your job ...
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The men in Washington should be at the forefront of technology. .... This is a mag-lev train. It uses magnets for propulsion. ... York for an extended lunch break, or from Washington D.C. to Beijing China in 2 hours. .... [/Jacque Fresco] [Roxanne Meadows] "When you take money out of the scenario, there would be ...
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