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Marcin Jakubowski: Open-sourced blueprints for civilization
Marcin Jakubowski 講解文明資源共享藍圖
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TED 成員 Marcin Jakubowski 利用維基及數位組建工具共享了五十種耕作機器的製作藍圖, 任何人得以藉此從無到有地建造出自己的拖拉機或收耕機. 而這僅僅只是打造自給自足村落的起步(起始資金為一萬美金).
Marcin Jakubowski - Farmer and technologist
Marcin Jakubowski is open-sourcing a set of blueprints for 50 farming tools that can be built cheaply from scratch. Call it a "civilization starter kit." Full bio
Marcin Jakubowski is open-sourcing a set of blueprints for 50 farming tools that can be built cheaply from scratch. Call it a "civilization starter kit." Full bio
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Hi, my name is Marcin --
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嗨，我的名字是Marcin
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farmer, technologist.
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是個農夫，也是技術專家
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I was born in Poland, now in the U.S.
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我在波蘭出生，現在則在美國
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I started a group called Open Source Ecology.
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我創立了一個名為Open Source Ecology的團隊
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We've identified the 50 most important machines
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我們已經鑒別出維持現代生活運轉
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that we think it takes for modern life to exist --
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所需五十種最重要既機器
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things from tractors,
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例如拖拉機
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bread ovens, circuit makers.
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多士爐, 電路製造機
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Then we set out to create
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然後我們創設了資源共享,
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an open source, DIY, do it yourself version
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DIY, 自己動手做的版本
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that anyone can build and maintain
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也就是任何人都能建造
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at a fraction of the cost.
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並以少數花費來維護的機器
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We call this the Global Village Construction Set.
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我們稱這為全球村建構集
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So let me tell you a story.
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讓我來說個故事
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So I finished my 20s
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在我二十歲時
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with a Ph.D. in fusion energy,
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我獲得了融合能源的博士學位
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and I discovered I was useless.
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我了解到我根本一無是處
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I had no practical skills.
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我沒有任何的實質技能
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The world presented me with options,
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世界給了我不同的選擇
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and I took them.
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我也接受了
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I guess you can call it the consumer lifestyle.
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我想你們可以說那是消費者的生活方式
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So I started a farm in Missouri
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所以我開始在密蘇里當起了農夫
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and learned about the economics of farming.
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並且學習經營農場的經濟學
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I bought a tractor -- then it broke.
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我買了台拖拉機, 然後它壞了
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I paid to get it repaired --
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我花了錢將它修復好
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then it broke again.
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然後它又壞了
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Then pretty soon,
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沒多久
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I was broke too.
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我也跟著沒錢了
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I realized
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我瞭解到
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that the truly appropriate, low-cost tools that I needed
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我需要真正合適, 低成本的工具
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to start a sustainable farm and settlement
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來打造出一個還不存在的
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just didn't exist yet.
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永續農場和住所
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I needed tools that were robust, modular,
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我需要堅固的, 模組化的
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highly efficient and optimized,
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高效率並最佳化
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low-cost,
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低成本,
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made from local and recycled materials that would last a lifetime,
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以當地可回收材料做成的工具
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not designed for obsolescence.
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而不只是設計用來作為過渡用
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I found that I would have to build them myself.
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我瞭解到我必須自己建造它們
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So I did just that.
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而我也就這麼做了
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And I tested them.
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並且測試它們
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And I found that industrial productivity
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我瞭解到工業化的生產效率
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can be achieved on a small scale.
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是可以小量的達成
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So then I published the 3D designs,
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所以我在維基創立3D設計,
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schematics,
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解析圖,
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instructional videos and budgets
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操作指南影片
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on a wiki.
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和預算
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Then contributors from all over the world
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而之後世界各地的贊助者開始出現
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began showing up, prototyping new machines
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並在造訪我們的計畫中
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during dedicated project visits.
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創造多種新的原創機器
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So far, we have prototyped eight of the 50 machines.
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到目前為止, 我們的五十種機器中有八項是原創設計
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And now the project
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而現在這個計畫
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is beginning to grow on its own.
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正開始自我茁壯
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We know that open source has succeeded
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我們知道資源共享是藉由軟體的使用
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with tools for managing knowledge and creativity.
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來駕馭知識與創意而成功
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And the same is starting to happen with hardware too.
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而相同的事正開始發生在硬體上
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We're focusing on hardware
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我們著眼在硬體
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because it is hardware that can change people's lives
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因為正是硬體設施這樣實質形體的事物
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in such tangible material ways.
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能改變人的生活
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If we can lower the barriers to farming, building, manufacturing,
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如果我們能降低耕作, 建築, 製造的成本
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then we can unleash just massive amounts of human potential.
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我們就能釋放出人類大量的潛能
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That's not only in the developing world.
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这不仅仅针对发展中国家。
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Our tools are being made
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美國的農夫, 建築業者, 企業家, 生產者
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for the American farmer, builder, entrepreneur, maker.
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也建構出我們的機器
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We've seen lots of excitement from these people,
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我們看見了這些人
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who can now start a construction business,
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因能開創一個建構事業
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parts manufacturing,
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或者是製造業
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organic CSA
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有機 CSA
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or just selling power back to the grid.
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或僅僅販售這些機器而感到開心興奮
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Our goal is a repository of published designs
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我們的目標是一份已知設計的知識寶典
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so clear, so complete,
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如此的簡單, 如此的完整
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that a single burned DVD
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只要一片DVD
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is effectively a civilization starter kit.
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就收錄著文明開創的成套設備
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I've planted a hundred trees in a day.
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我曾在一天中種了一百顆樹
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I've pressed 5,000 bricks in one day
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我曾在一天中將我腳下的土
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from the dirt beneath my feet
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壓製成五千塊磚頭
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and built a tractor in six days.
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並在六天內建造出一台拖拉機
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From what I've seen, this is only the beginning.
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在我眼裡, 這些都只是個開始
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If this idea is truly sound,
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如果這點子真的管用
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then the implications are significant.
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那它的影響一定十分重大
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A greater distribution of the means of production,
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製造的意義將能有更好的分佈,
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environmentally sound supply chains,
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聽起來更環保的供應鏈,
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and a newly relevant DIY maker culture
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和一個全新價值的DIY製造者文化
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can hope to transcend
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期望能優於
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artificial scarcity.
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過往過度工業化的製程
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We're exploring the limits
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我們正探索著
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of what we all can do to make a better world
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藉由硬體科技資源共享
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with open hardware technology.
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使世界更好的極限
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Thank you.
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謝謝
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(Applause)
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Marcin Jakubowski - Farmer and technologistMarcin Jakubowski is open-sourcing a set of blueprints for 50 farming tools that can be built cheaply from scratch. Call it a "civilization starter kit."
Why you should listen
Declaring that, "We can lead self-sustaining lives without sacrificing our standard of living," Marcin Jakubowski believes that only by opening the means of production can we achieve abundance for all. Though he has a Ph.D. in fusion physics, he became dissatisfied with its remoteness, and turned back to the earth as a farmer and social innovator.
He is the founder of Open Source Ecology, which is creating the Global Village Construction Set — the blueprints for simple fabrication of everything needed to start a self-sustaining village. At Factor e Farm in rural Missouri, he's been successfully putting those ideas to the test.
Marcin Jakubowski | Speaker | TED.com