These are just ideas for how we might functionally get something real done, have jobs, invade normally corporate places with our open source, decentralized methodology, and have some fun building cool stuff for the world!

We should build our items / products using the worker owned model, open source the design so people don’t actually have to buy them if they can build it out of locally sourced materials and are economically challenged. Consider it just part of the climate debt payment the developed world owes to the people of the world most hurt by climate change. We could also reduce the cost based upon our own decision at the time to build some stuff for people that really need it, basically make it by donation and help them find funding if necessary.

In the price of every item sold, I’d like to give a unit away to the occupy movement worldwide as well as to our own local communities. Developing nations buy almost half of the solar power production capacity of the earth. Our market is potentially global. We can work with local communities about developing funding, perhaps even eventually forcing Mid American Energy to assess the cost of developing new electricity when they claim to need it and forcing them to admit that saving electricity by helping the community develop off the grid modular solar units it is a much cheaper, smarter solution than building a new coal fired power plant which run around 6 cents per kilowatt hour. Insulating homes was 3 cents per kilowatt hour in California so the law said they had to insulate peoples homes instead. Win win. With a small modular design, your bill is lower, your lights don’t all go off in a power outage and Mid American Energy still would have “new” power to resell at a profit.