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The new economy will be based on indirect and direct nuclear energy for two reasons: Environment and availability.

Environment because of the CO2 emissions and plastic waste. Availability because we already burned most of the easy accessible petroleum and extracting new resources it is getting more difficult and less economical.

Direct nuclear energy is harvested from nuclear fission or fusion. Indirect nuclear energy is solar, wind or geothermal energy.

Nuclear energy (direct and indirect) is available in abundance, once we have the technology to harvest it.

I believe by 2030 humanity will be converting old coal burning electricity plants into geothermal (by means of plasma deep drilling)or thorium molten salt nuclear plants. And be off grid for light and data by means of solar and batteries.

This scenario will change the global economy in a real global economy. The geopolitical component related to petroleum will disappear. Power literary will be more equal distributed over the world. Power centers as imperial cities will disappear.

In Europe, Paris, Madrid, Rome and Berlin and other old imperial capitals will be reduced to local cities and have to forget their imperial ambitions. A new network based on circular economies will take over. Law and order will change dramatic. They will be more bottom up than top down and more focused on public services wherefore there is a need. They will no longer be based on feudal or neo-feudal structures that exist today. Political parties with an agenda, to promote their own interest, will disappear and will be replaced by new systems of human cooperation.

Because the education system and the related diploma system is based on feudal and religion based top down paradigms and peasant control, over time it will be replaced by a more democratic education system.

The new education and diploma system will not include religious indoctrination anymore and will rather develop skills permanently than spreading knowledge. The reality is that we (humanity) need to be able to adapt to survive. And knowledge is openly available to everyone. Therefor, skill diploma's will not be permanent, but will have an expiration date.

Already (2022) we can see the post neo-feudal uprise happening.

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