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Pattern Recognition Part II (opens the original)
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Our standards reveal our understanding of consciousness. When we acquiesce to conditions in which large numbers of human beings remain frightened, isolated, underdeveloped, humiliated, disposable or merely functional, we’re not witnessing somebody else’s failure to flourish; we’re accepting a collective environment that limits the range of human possibility available to all of us. Mediocrity, in this sense, isn’t the absence of exceptional individuals. It’s what happens when a civilization becom
Pattern Recognition Part I (opens the original)
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Every civilization leaves something behind that makes future generations stare at us in disbelief. A custom, an institution, an unquestioned ritual, some perfectly respectable arrangement that everybody participated in until, one day, humanity looked back and wondered how on earth intelligent people had failed to see what was sitting directly in front of them.Maybe they did see it and, they felt the discomfort long before they possessed the language for it. History often seems to change this way
An Architecture for the Multidimensional Sovereign Human Being. (opens the original)
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A Theory to Experimenti’m actively seeking the capital, land, scientific partners and interdisciplinary expertise to establish three pilot locations and test a six-part hypothesis: Can deliberately redesigning the architecture surrounding us measurably expand human wellbeing, autonomy, creativity, connection and flourishing?1. Human scale. Communities designed approximately around the Dunbar number, testing whether scale influences belonging, trust, participation and social coherence.2. Sovereig
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