Ironically, we sit in the silence of our aloneness, not realizing that the answer is obvious… we need others to achieve anything great in the world. It’s time we notice what’s needed, ask what we can do, and most importantly, find those who can help us.
Supply and demand, marketplaces or advertising specials…how do prices get set? More important what does something really cost? In our current system there are many hidden and deferred costs. Yet amongst them all, there is a cost that we except as natural without ever questioning it…that cost DEBT.
In our current world our economic system siphons money out of local communities and into a financial system that’s primary purpose is to generate more money. It doesn’t create any value! What if it’s possible to build a system that works feeds the local community first.
Our current monetary system is organized around debt-based fiat currencies. What if the failures we see in society are based on this design.
We seek content and information from a variety of on-line social media influencers and podcasters. What if this is just a way of avoiding the hard work of claiming our agency and actually having an impact in the world?
We are living through a quiet collapse of trust. The old authorities still speak with confidence; governments, experts, institutions, systems; but more and more people can feel the fracture between what is said and what is lived. Where do you look for trust?
We are living in a time that could be a pivotal moment in human evolution. Will our technology, in particular Artificial Intelligence, lead to a utopian or dystopian future? There is a different choice.
Our current world is self-organized into opposing groups who engage in a dialog where no agreement is possible…the result, nothing changes.
We live in a world that wants certainty, where there is a fear of uncertainty. Unfortunately one of he core tenants of physics is the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. Our human response to this, is putting in rules, and in that bureaucracies are born!
We live in a world that separates arts and science, the creative and the reductive. Its time to shift from an either/or to a both/and perspective.