/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2518447
Reposting with an image so that people will actually read it.

It's never good to post a tl;dr with no image right below another tl;dr with no image.
>>2518373
Damnit, you got my hopes up. I've been there. It's retarded.

I was talking about something that could be done NOW, with no money. A way to get all of the bored NEETs, degree-holders who just can't get hired, and burger flippers dissatisfied with their lives in an area to collaborate on building things like wind turbines and composting toilets with a box of scraps (much like Tony Stark in a cave). Gardening would, of course, also be important.

But HOW to do it? Is it even possible to get junk machines for virtually no money? How could you get a wide variety of people to work together when they're not being paid for it? I mean, you can pay them in your own virtual currency, but for obvious reasons that wouldn't have the same psychological effect.

/sci/, the world today is a boring place. How can we use science and engineering to make it more interesting?