“Nvention Dmensions”

Invention Dimensions
[Nvention Dmensions]

Lester Allyson Knibbs
P.O. Box 661
Pinebluff, NC 28373-0661

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NaWRm
North American Water Resource Management
· Local, Regional, National and Multi-National Water Management
· Water is wealth
· Floods in Midwest in 2011;
droughts in Southeast and Southwest and in Midwest in 2012
· California drought 2014
· The Summer of 1927 – the Great Flood (and then the “Dust Bowl”)
Water is wealth.
Yet, whenever Spring floods come to the Midwest, the water is sandbagged away.
The ancient underground aquifer is depleted. Drought plagues the Southwest. Not long
ago, as the Midwest struggled to repel the abundance of water, the Southeast was in the
grip of devastating drought. The next year, the Midwest itself was hit by drought so
severe that hay was stolen as though it were money. Hay was actually more precious
than money.
Save and share. Spring floods in the Midwest are an opportunity. We can invest our
efforts, our resources, our dollars, in capturing water, saving water, sharing water.
People and businesses in the grip of drought are willing to buy water. Sell them water.
Put water in containers, small and large, and ship those containers by train and truck to
drought-stricken regions.
Instead of building more and higher levees and dykes, we need to dig – dig ditches and
culverts, dig cisterns and reservoirs – to drain the water away from the flooding river
and conserve the water for when and where water becomes scarce and is needed.
Pavement is a problem. Soil absorbs water, saves it, and reduces flooding. Pavement –
paved roads, parking lots, walkways – blocks soil from absorbing water, sends water
into drains designed to return water to rivers, which may already be flooding.
Ultimately, we need to have a North American water management system – with longrange aqueducts carrying water from Alaska, Canada and Greenland to all parts of the
United States and into Mexico. That way, water can be sent from where it is available in
excess to where it is scarce. Also, as ice caps melt, we need to capture fresh water before
it joins the salt-water ocean and then requires desalinization.
If we keep building levees and dikes, the Mississippi and other rivers will become like
the Yellow River in China, the bottoms of the river being above the level of the
surrounding land; whenever a dike or a levee is breached – as happens during
earthquakes and other natural disasters, and during wars and revolutions – massive
areas are flooded and millions of people die.
One shovel. A thousand shovels. A million shovels. “A journey of a thousand miles
begins with a single step” (Chinese proverb) North American Water Resource
Management begins with a single shovel.
In Bermuda, rainwater is captured on roof-tops and used for washing. Excess water
captured on roof-tops could be drained into cisterns for later use or for transport.
Excess water can be transported by truck or train, until aqueducts are built.
“When the winds of change blow, some people build walls and other people build
windmills.” (Chinese proverb) When rivers flood, some people build levees and other
people dig reservoirs.

EXERt
EXtREmE ENERGy RESOuRcE: tORNaDOES
· Tornado Energy Resource
· Billions on finding the Higgs boson, why not on taming tornadoes?
· Taming the Aurochs

GRX
Generations of robots producing generations of robots
for extreme environments
· robots (and other devices) may function only in certain defined ranges of extreme
environments, but not in normal earth-surface environments
· new materials for extreme environments
· earth
· outer space
· new properties of old materials
· functional devices in liquid, gaseous, or plasma states (cf., internal
structures/functions of roaches, cocoons, microbes, stars, …)
· self-repairing devices
· bio-genic
· self-repairing
· adapting
· reproducing

ABOLISH UNEMPLOYMENT

Work Is Everywhere
· A JOB is something that needs to be done
· The simplest way to abolish unemployment is to stop thinking of yourself as
some other human being’s employee. You have work to do. It’s all around you.
Do it.
· WORK is doing a JOB
· INVESTMENT consists of supporting WORK
· invest in good outcomes – not in an increase in money
· scams and bubbles
· The South Sea Bubble (18th c.)
· Bernie Madoff (21st c.)
· piracy in the Caribbean (the Dutch ship capturing the Spanish fleet, themselves
thieves, and returning 75% on “investment” for the W.I.C.)
· exploitation in India (a return of 3,000% — ! – on “investment” for the British
East India Company)
· EVERY COMPLAINT IS AN OPPORTUNITY.
· the hunt for “jobs” (clever reversal of the slave trade), cf. Ceuta, Djibouti, Djibouti
City, Mexico-U.S.
· migrant workers (esp. in the Gulf States)
· Motion Creates Time [Continuum]
· Agenda
· The Rock (at the bottom of the ocean) and the Agenda
· how to create money
cf., Continental Army’s iou’s
· “Practical Manhood vs. Sexual Manhood” (or “Aggression Manhood”) [a
hierarchy? – Practical Manhood over Aggression Manhood over Sexual
Manhood(?)]
· Continuum
· talking face-to-face
· what’s wrong with being/having servants?
· requirement to “look for work” (in order to receive unemployment benefits)
perpetuates dependence and wage-slavery
· a credit union (for example) –  use funds to help the “unemployed” as long as they keep busy doing useful work (Q1: “eeyaaka na`budu wa-eeyaaka nasta`een”)

Invention Dimensions – or – Nvention Dmensions

· “think tank”/educational program (students get paid) – paid for by income from ideas

Ideas:
· screen – for telling time (picture or abstract); weather (attached to outside
sensors); current atlas; etc.
· “spheric“: computer screen in the form of a sphere – for depicting Earth, moon, Mars, etc.; atlas; weather patterns;
continental drift (historical and projected); etc.
· radios (obsolete?) – look like something else (a plant, a wall, a vase, … )

8 Dhul-Qa’dah 1446
May 6, 2025