THE BLUEPRINT

WELCOME TO THE BLUEPRINT OF OUR FUTURE REALITY!

This will be a living document and so shapeable however we see fit. None of it is meant to be forever static. Every part of this Blueprint is open to - and most welcoming of - debate, critique, and most importantly, change!

The Discussion and Debate Kickoff
Imagine being a newborn baby with no knowledge of what life is like; only that you will (likely) live your entire life on this planet (we currently call) Earth. How would you want life to be? What would you create, build, engineer, design and/or explore? How would you spend your time? How would you want your mother or father or daughter or son or friend or neighbour or stranger to be spending their time? How would you want them to live? How, if you cared to, would you help them live? What would your imagination desire for such a new world?

We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?

How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.

1. Personal Growth including Learning Experiences, Healthy Lifestyles and Personal Development
2. Food Sources including Regional Needs and their Dispersion
3. Water Sources including Regional Needs and their Dispersion
4. Energy Sources including Regional Needs and their Dispersion
5. Other Natural Sources including Regional Needs and their Dispersion
6. Administrative Regions to identify global regional needs based on topology, weather and other environmental factors
7. Infrastructure such as Public Works and Shared Services that include Transportation, Communication, Healthcare and Welfare
8. Property Ownership including Equity, Equality and Meritocracy, with a globally accepted and humane min and max
9. Value Exchange Systems including Markets, Economies and Incentives, with a globally accepted and humane min and max
10. Taxation flat and consistent as a globally accepted and humane value, based on the newly envisioned value exchange system
11. Policy and our overarching approach to global consensus, replacing all existing trade agreements
12. Legislation basic universal human law similar to the golden rule with community-based amendments
13. Enforcement to police, defend, serve and enforce the application of the universal human laws and their community-based amendments
14. Human and Environmental Prosperity including Research and Development, and our Collective Human and Humane Advancement as a whole
15. Culture as an umbrella for all forms of Arts, Humanely Evolving Traditions, and Celebration of Diversity

Each of these will evidently require Pilot → Migration → Transition → Exit/Revision plans (Preliminary Migration and Transition Plan) to bring us from the existing global state to our more desirable objectives.

Tell Me More
This collaborative MediaWiki approach to dialogue can help us ensure relevance and inclusion, especially as translation and accessibility software keep improving. Engagement and participation can inherently make us fully accountable for, and accepting of, the world we eventually rebuild together. Not one of us can figure this out alone - it must be a collaborative effort.

If you're interested in the Mission, the Vision, the Author, the Backend Design and thinking behind it all (akin to an About section), then visit THE BACKEND WISHBONE.