We don’t believe in miracles, we depend on them.
There is a simple answer to every question and a simple solution to every problem. There is no limit to resources for mankind. For example it may be possible to develop clean energy supplies for mankind to use from the same sources that powers the atom. Right now we have fission systems that tap this source but it creates harmful waste products. We are trying to develop fusion power systems but they will also create waste. So we can solve this waste problem by not creating fission or fusion that break the balance of matter apart but we can use the elastic property of matter to convert atomic energy without creating any waste. Oh and the world is not flat in case you were wondering.
The only thing missing is vision. To that end we invite all to a simple social algorithm. We call it 4X all adult income, and in this algorithm it is the K-12 students goal to apply new tech that will 4X all income. In return the K-12 students ask all adults where possible to volunteer the equivalent of one hour a week in time or money to give the students the little extra they need to learn and apply technology.
Adults have one other part in this algorithm. That is to document for the students what they would disperse their income on if they had 4X more constantly. One would be foolish to try and build a modern building without first creating a model or drawings of the details of a building. However, I have found that most adults have given very little thought to what 4x their income would look like. So we waste our potential, lives and children’s lives mostly living like robots.
So what makes this algorithm fun and rewarding to all? Each person has tremendous potential of all kinds. Developing that potential takes practice trial and error. We make that trial and error fun by having a team to work with and a focus that all work for, shoulder to shoulder arm in arm. Some will write stories to inspire, paint pictures to lift spirits, perfect cosmetics to delight, make food to entice, engineer, manufacture, medical arts and on and on all focused on our social algorithm.
What is the start? Food waste into gold. Everyone creates food waste and now we have the technology to turn the waste into hundreds of billions of dollars of fertilizer. This combined with robotics creates a world wide garden of Eden. How do we get people to know about it and do it? With neighborhood intro meetings and community workshops where Esports are showcases of learning and super edutainment that can be introduced and enjoyed by all young and old alike. Imagine an “Ender’s Game” style of full immersion mission, at the same time learning Calculus or Biology vocabulary and best practices. Never had it so good!
A design studio can create Esports systems that take vocabulary and best practices and intertwine them as inputs to command and control of ships that venture into space, the body, deep earth or oceans. Where all kinds of conflict confront the crews as they battle to complete their mission save people and stay alive, virtually of course. This way the most difficult and boring learning can be made so subconscious that everyone can develop skills they never dreamed of. It could be conceivable that all 12 years of subject matter is learned in 12 months. And the rest of that time applies to new tech.
So what do we do with the ideas of the adults on how they would disperse 4X constant income? We create a virtual world where we use autonomous applied knowledge to create that new world. And when we have a good solution in the virtual world we do it in the real world. Of course the skills needed to create this virtual and real world are learned in the Esports arena.
Next we bring 50,000 students virtually to a ranch in Elk, WA where the students are now super intelligent ant size beings landing on a world of giants that are losing control of their world to all that is noxious. The ants have to teach the giants how to reverse this noxious world back into a sustainable world etc.
A little long however, I hope you can at least get a glimpse of what the vision is.
Gibby Media of Spokane WA Victor Williamson of Utah Doug Faulkner of Utah Terry Jessop of Utah Jim Hill of Elk WA Stacy Hatch of Utah Steve&Mindy Gibson of UT Samantha of Utah Chris of Utah Dale Rappleye of Utah Julie&Laine Gibson of Utah Stephanie Gunderson of UT Amy Baird of Utah Ulloa Jimena of Utah Jim Hill of Utah Mele Toumoua of Utah Joseph Baird of Idaho Melissa McCleery of Utah Riley of Utah Deaglan of Utah |
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