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I'm thinking about getting solar panels installed for my house and one of the companies I'm considering is Redemption Energy (https://www.redemptionenergy.com/). I've been searching around for reviews or experiences from others but haven't found much. Does anyone have any experience working with them that they can share? It seems a little odd that so little has been written about them in terms of reviews if they've actually done 100k projects across the country as they claim.

This post fleshes out the development of the Federek a little more and provides some chronology. There's still holes in the story that could be filled, but getting the basic framework down is important. Below is the narrative that I've managed to weave together.

BEGIN NARRATIVE The story of the development of the Federek starts with the huge economic crisis of the 2040's. The Global North (which will refer to North America, Europe, and Northeast Asia in this case) sparks an economic downturn, which affects the entire world. It is the Global South (South America, Africa, South and Southeast Asia in this case) that leads the recovery. Northern companies, looking for places to invest their mon

This will be the first of roughly monthly updates. Once again, for anyone who still swings by this sub every now and then, thanks for maintaining at least some measure of interest despite the lack of activity. This post, and likely the next one, will cover the new monetary system that is predominantly made up of the Federek system and SafeHaven system. Fleshing this out has been a lot more difficult than I thought, but it will just take a bit more time.

One of the difficulties I encountered is that previous posts referred to the Federek system as a bitcoin-like system without going into many specifics about what aspects of bitcoin can be found in Federek. There are clearly some things that

This past Thanksgiving break was really tough for me. I came so close to KIA and definitely put myself in situations where I should never have been in the first place. But I think I've gotten past the worst of it. I can feel the flatline coming, but I can't fail now. I've come too far for that. Holding the line!

I'm so proud to be part of a regiment with such supportive members, not to mention a decorated history. It feels awesome being on the top of the leaderboard. But we can still be vulnerable. Don't fool yourselves into thinking we're safe. PMO can and will sneak up on you. Be on guard, be vigilant, and we will make it through the stormy night!

For those of you who still check in on this sub every now and then, my sincerest apologies for going MIA for the past few months. Work, school, and a bunch of personal issues came together at the same time. But I've gotten some of school out of the way and have gotten some my own personal issues under control. Overall, things should be winding down a bit for me.

I'm making a promise to put up monthly updates to the future history. I've been gathering material over the past few months, but haven't had the time to integrate any of the information and ideas that have come up. Hopefully, this self-imposed deadline will help get me moving in the right direction.

I'm going to aim to have the ne

I've [M24] gone on three dates with this girl [F24]. It started as a circle of three friends (me, her, and another guy) and I later asked her out. Our little friendship trio is still going. The dates usually start off pretty well, but I feel like they lose steam about halfway in and the conversation after that seems a bit forced. I'm not sure if its just the awkward initial dating stage or if we really just don't click.

Her roommate happens to be a good friend of mine, and she knows that the two of us have gone on a few dates. Do you think I should ask the roommate about whether or not she's been talking about me and how the dates went? I'm obviously not going to ask the roommate to hook u

I've been dealing with PMO for over 10 years now, and I've tried so many times to restrain myself over the years. But I'm reaching a stage in my life where I can't waste time like this any more. I'm in the prime of my life and there's so many personal goals that I could be reaching for, but PMO has gotten in the way. I wanted to pick up two new languages, I wanted to teach myself code, I wanted to add more dishes to my cooking "repertoire," I wanted to work out more, I wanted to play piano again...

I've told a few close friends about my problems, but it never went past a few mentions here or there. I was essentially dealing with my problem alone. Well now I'm going to change that. I'm so g

Below is a rough sequence of events that transform the United States and lead to the formation of the FCS. I've tried my best to break up this super long post into more readable sections (I figured multiple posts would be even more cumbersome). For those of you still keeping an eye on this subreddit, thanks for sticking it out.

Though it may not be apparent, an opening for the Federek system has been put in here in the form of a new generation of corporations that are more involved in communities, more socially active, provide a wide range of public services, and gradually take over the roles of traditional government. The foundation for widespread utilization of body modification and human

Life and school really put a dent into the time I had to work on this, but things are starting to come together. I have a rough timeline worked out for the FCS all the way out to 2150. I'll have it up this weekend. This will be different from the timeline that u/tercentennial put up, but hopefully we can resolve the divergence promptly. This is going to be one of the "turning points" that leads to our 2150 world. Once this is ironed out, I think it will be easier for other things to fall into place.

Again, sorry for the long delays between my posts. School and work have gotten a bit crazy, but I've managed to make some progress in my brainstorming for how the Federek and FCS come about. There are still a lot of things that need to ironed out, but I think I'm headed in a good direction. For anyone who is still looking at this sub, thanks for sticking it out.

The development of the FCS and Federek will be intertwined. The core driving force will be a dissatisfaction within the private sector with the government. While this is already painfully true today, it will gradually build up to a point where businesses feel that the government has been restricting business too much. The nice thing

School and work have been getting piled on, so I haven't had as much time to work on this as before. At the moment, I'm trying to tackle two transitions. The first being the US to the FCS, and the current monetary system to the Federek/SafeHaven system. Changing the monetary system is something that I'm not taking lightly, so I prefer to take my time thinking this one through.

As for the stuff I did with East Asia, I like where it's headed. I'm going to shelve it for a while and come back to it once I've figured out the two transitions I've mentioned above, and how to make the transitions fit the scenarios that have already been put on the wiki.

Hello all, if you're still here at all. My apologies for not being able to post more frequently, but school was bearing down on me. Thankfully, I have a short reprieve from that.

I've actually been looking forward to thinking about how this war would affect future history, but hesitated posting earlier since I didn't feel it was good enough. I think what I have now is good for now, but I may make updates to this in the future.

The Second Korean War began in 2048, the 100th anniversary of the founding of North Korea. Although North Korea was still under a highly oppressive regime throughout the first half of the 21st century, the Kim dynasty had managed to achieve moderate economic growth.

Here is the decade-by-decade timeline for what goes on in East Asia, and how the EACC develops. It will touch a tiny bit on the UAC towards the end, since the two are neighbors. I will probably do a piece on internal EACC politics and how things are run in that institution. That would be a particularly interesting but difficult undertaking. In any case, here's the timeline.

2030s

• East Asia economic crisis hits gradually but hard and the rest of the world is receiving the ripple effect

• Chinese government is dealing with unprecedented levels of public dissatisfaction and continues to play up nationalism in response, and neighboring governments respond in a similar way

• Aging is dr