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Inventions for a post-COVID-19 world

These inventions could boost the world economy while easing the energy crisis

Around the globe, youth and the poor have been hit hardest by the covid pandemic, war in Europe and the high cost of energy.

Many economists predict that the resultant hardship will last for years to come.

Worse still, in their rush to restore ‘normality’, politicians are allowing climate change to slip down the agenda.

So Bill Courtney, the principle inventor for this website has decided to give his inventions away free.

His aim is to help rebalance the future in favour of those in most need.

Whether you are a politician, entrepreneur, academic or person of goodwill, please use the information you find on this website as you see fit, to help in the creation of jobs and the fight against climate change. Bill will be happy if you make a reasonable profit in return for your efforts, but disappointed if you are greedy and try to increase your profit margins by enforcing strong intellectual property protection.

Post COVID call

The revival package includes:

  • Latent Power Turbines: Low cost clean energy to kick-start theworld economy
  • Meeting the world’s fresh water needs
  • Increasing the British rail network capacity without building HS2
  • A new high rise flat design that reduces the threat of viral infections and fires

  • Reducing pedestrian injuries when driverless cars and other vehicles hit pedestrians
  • Reducing refugee immigration problems without losing compassion
  • Thinking outside the box on how to defeat terrorism.
      

Below we provide tasters of the articles that have aroused most interest.

 

Latent Power Turbines

LPT cheap clean

Modern heat pump based central heating systems appear to defy logic by running on heat extracted from cold winter air.

LP Turbines build on this counterintuitive idea to do something equally surprising: they can extract heat from cold winter air and convert it into electricity.

Their heat pump design allows them to work anywhere on the planet, from Siberia to the Sahara, without requiring daylight or winds to drive them.

Here are the main links.

  • We explain the science of how they work on this linked page.
  • The many ways in which LP Turbines could revitalise the world economy in the post-COVID era are outlined on this page.
  • We explain how LP Turbines can exploit abandoned mines and factories to create new jobs for blue collar workers.
  • We explain how LP Turbines could eliminate extreme poverty in the developing world.

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Did doublethink science make the climate crisis inevitable?

The argument is made that Doublethink Science has resulted in the wrong technologies being developed to power our modern lives. (This argument links in with the Latent Power Turbine articles.)

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Learning from the Afghanistan and Ukraine disasters

The use of Western military might to impose Western values in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya have all ended in disaster.

The opposite has happened in Ukraine because the West gave the impression that it had gone soft.

Perhaps the time has come to learn a football lesson.

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An alternative to the Grenfell Tower design

In the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower tragedy, society has a moral obligation to completely reassess how people are housed in our crowded cities.

Take a look at this webpage for an innovative design to get the debate moving.

We have added some nudge psychology to promote the mental and physical health of the residents.

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HS2

"Britain’s new high-speed rail line will be the most expensive railway in the world with costs per mile expected to reach £403m, according to Government calculations". 
Sunday Times 16 July 2017 

After years of austerity, voters don't want to be insulted by a political vanity project. We suggest a low cost alternative to help more travellers.

Politicians have failed to grasp the underlying engineering problem:
We are still using Victorian era train braking technology. This means braking distances for trains are about sixteen times the braking distance for a car. This limits the number of trains we can run on our existing tracks.

But this problem can be overcome by using anew invention.
This would allow us to ease our network capacity problems in five years, without building any new lines.

Click for story

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Improving the safety of driverless cars

At the dawn of the age of self driving s cars, drivers face up to ten new driving hazards created by the very technology that is supposed to make driving safer.

We will outline the ten hazards and then explain how a new British invention could reduce them to acceptable levels.

Please click to learrn more.

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House Prices

"Bricks and mortar" make a sound investment at a time of  uncertainty. But young people are finding it difficult to enter the market.

We suggest a financial invention to prevent house price bubbles

Click for story

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Flood reduction farming

Problem: Modern large field farming has reduced the water holding capacity of the land and accelerated soil erosion is silting up our rivers and land drains.

Solution: Return to the smaller, more sheltered farm fields of the early Victorian era, but use teams of robot tractors instead of labour intensive horse drawn ploughs, in order to keep food production costs down.

 

Click for details

 

  

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 The boat people: A low cost, more human alternative to Rwanda

Compassion vs. Fear

Magrant protest

Can we save the boat people refugees AND preserve racial harmony within Europe? Click to read a radical proposal.

Refugees in dingy

 

 

 

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