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**panholio** · 12-27-2007, 08:10 PM

I mean basically youve got 300 million people or so, and a helluva lot of key industries to start. And you have to keep ag, mining, and most of current US industry going. Expect almost everyone doing non-urgent stuff, from hollywood to academia to to the space program to govt, to be shifted into urgent stuff. Labor is VERY tight. Capital is too (though at least we dont have to pay back all those nasty debts), only thing that isnt is food.

Im not sure you have the labor force to maintain 2007 technological levels. OTOH robotics is urgent, as it could help you out of the labor shortage.

Birth control will be discouraged.

Folks will want to head out into the wilderness to live off grid, as individuals or communes, but govt may discourage, both so they dont get in the way, and cause labor is needed.

12-27-2007, 08:10 PM	#3
panholio Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 409 Senior Member	I mean basically youve got 300 million people or so, and a helluva lot of key industries to start. And you have to keep ag, mining, and most of current US industry going. Expect almost everyone doing non-urgent stuff, from hollywood to academia to to the space program to govt, to be shifted into urgent stuff. Labor is VERY tight. Capital is too (though at least we dont have to pay back all those nasty debts), only thing that isnt is food. Im not sure you have the labor force to maintain 2007 technological levels. OTOH robotics is urgent, as it could help you out of the labor shortage. Birth control will be discouraged. Folks will want to head out into the wilderness to live off grid, as individuals or communes, but govt may discourage, both so they dont get in the way, and cause labor is needed.
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