Sveinung Wittington Tengelsen swt@consultant.com from Norway is seeking chemist/chemurgist with Industrial Hemp experience for hemp-boat project:
Dear Dominik,
Thank you very much for your kind reply. It is very clear that Industrial Hemp has a huge untapped potential as a raw material for building boats and all their interior features, which over time can help the global maritime market to transition from using poisonous and unsavoury hydrocarbons like GRP/glassfiber to use renewable, bio-friendly and recyclable carbohydrates instead – which must happen everywhere if our currently moribund culture is to continue, sustainably.
Ideally, a company should be established dedicated to chemurgical R&D of materials and material processing technologies directly aimed at the needs and demands of the maritime market*. This company would produce materials which can replace all hydrocarbon-based materials used in and on <80′ boats (i.e. most private yachts) – not just for constructing boat hulls but also making salt-resistant rigging/cordage, textiles for furniture/carpeting, water tanks and conduits (á la Viktor Schauberger!**) – everything which must go into the making of a seaworthy, rugged, environmentally friendly and organic-feeling vessel.. a Boat v.2.0.
What is described here is naturally a serious undertaking requiring solid funding to establish a state-of-the-art lab/workshop and attract highly skilled chemurgists, engineers and industrial designers to work their magic, make what we want and what’s needed. Being a R&D/technology company it wouldn’t make any products itself (except for demonstration prototypes) but partner with maritime companies/boat builders who would benefit from using our materials in manufacturing their products instead of the toxic gunk they currently use – a win-win scenario for everyone concerned, not least the end users/consumers and nature herself (which we no longer can pretend we’re not 100% part of..)
-If you have any thoughts on how to realise this exciting vision, I’d be most grateful for a constructive reply.
* The materials developed will naturally be usable on Terra Firma as well, expanding the market considerably.
** His work and science is central to the freshwater/propulsion technologies our project is to develop, as is G. W. Carver’s chemurgical philosophy. We expect to see some rather impressive synergistc effects in joining these two.
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Best Regards,
Sveinung Wittington Tengelsen
Project Developer/Communicator
Eilert Sundts gt. 55
0355 Oslo, Norway
Mobile +(00)47 91 53 26 27
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