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Podcast 15 Can we have abundant energy, and what happens then?

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Today, I want to discuss energy with you. While energy is not a technology per se, I spend a lot of time on it because our entire world runs on energy. Without energy, there is no technology. Without energy, there is nothing. The most modern wars have been fought over the control of energy sources, specifically oil. In short, energy plays a significant role in our lives. It's good to realize that all energy on Earth is actually solar energy. Sometimes it’s direct solar energy when we use solar panels, but more often it’s indirect solar energy. The oil we pump from the ground to fuel our cars consists of organic remains millions of years old. These organic remains grew through solar energy, a process we call photosynthesis. This is the chemical process plants use to convert sunlight into growth. So, all plants also run on solar energy. The only form of energy I can think of that isn’t directly derived from the sun is energy from a nuclear power plant. But as you know, a large part of our current world still runs on fossil fuels. Many people want us to move away from this, and I agree. It’s not good for the planet, and one day it will run out.

I invite you to listen to my podcast regularly. We will discuss fascinating technologies and inventions. We will talk about the problems and opportunities. We will ponder what the world could look like. I promise you it will be an exciting, fun, and optimistic journey. A journey full of robots, artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, and sustainable energy. A journey full of questions and answers. A journey full of wonder and astonishment. But also, a journey with a lot of recognition. I am going to create these episodes with great pleasure and I look forward to hearing your reactions.

I would appreciate it if you subscribe to this show! If you want to book me for a lecture, please contact me using the details below or google my name, Randall van Poelvoorde.


randall.vanpoelvoorde@gmail.com
0031-629604036
https://www.linkedin.com/in/randallvanpoelvoorde/

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Today, I want to discuss energy with you. While energy is not a technology per se, I spend a lot of time on it because our entire world runs on energy. Without energy, there is no technology. Without energy, there is nothing. The most modern wars have been fought over the control of energy sources, specifically oil. In short, energy plays a significant role in our lives. It's good to realize that all energy on Earth is actually solar energy. Sometimes it’s direct solar energy when we use solar panels, but more often it’s indirect solar energy. The oil we pump from the ground to fuel our cars consists of organic remains millions of years old. These organic remains grew through solar energy, a process we call photosynthesis. This is the chemical process plants use to convert sunlight into growth. So, all plants also run on solar energy. The only form of energy I can think of that isn’t directly derived from the sun is energy from a nuclear power plant. But as you know, a large part of our current world still runs on fossil fuels. Many people want us to move away from this, and I agree. It’s not good for the planet, and one day it will run out.

I invite you to listen to my podcast regularly. We will discuss fascinating technologies and inventions. We will talk about the problems and opportunities. We will ponder what the world could look like. I promise you it will be an exciting, fun, and optimistic journey. A journey full of robots, artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, and sustainable energy. A journey full of questions and answers. A journey full of wonder and astonishment. But also, a journey with a lot of recognition. I am going to create these episodes with great pleasure and I look forward to hearing your reactions.

I would appreciate it if you subscribe to this show! If you want to book me for a lecture, please contact me using the details below or google my name, Randall van Poelvoorde.


randall.vanpoelvoorde@gmail.com
0031-629604036
https://www.linkedin.com/in/randallvanpoelvoorde/

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60 episoade

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