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Marcin at 04:09, 11 May 2019

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	[[State of Completion]] infographic.		[[State of Completion]] infographic.

	You can trace our blog posts since 2007 on the front page of our website - https://www.opensourceecology.org/ - starting with the building of an outhouse. It is interesting to take a look at ~~a video~~ from each year since 2008 - ~~which is found~~ on our videos page - https://www.opensourceecology.org/about-videos-3/		You can trace our blog posts since 2007 on the front page of our website - https://www.opensourceecology.org/ - starting with the building of an outhouse. It is interesting to take a look at videos from each year since 2008 - on our videos page - https://www.opensourceecology.org/about-videos-3/

	We started the True Fans in 2009. Consider subscribing here [https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/True_Fans] if you would like to support this work with a small donation each month. We only have about 40 True Fans right now - from a peak of about 400 in 2013. Now we added program revenue to our funding mix - by running public workshops beginning in 2014.		We started the True Fans in 2009. Consider subscribing here [https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/True_Fans] if you would like to support this work with a small donation each month. We only have about 40 True Fans right now - from a peak of about 400 in 2013. Now we added program revenue to our funding mix - by running public workshops beginning in 2014.

	Continuing on the big perspective issues - I'm retiring for the second time now to write a book. My first retirement was from a plasma physics Ph.D. in 2003. We haven't yet got a title for the book. All I know is that it will be a good mid-point battle cry to finish the Global Village Construction Set by 2028. We am aiming to publish in 2020, after which I would like to go on a world tour like Mark Twain ~~did last century~~.		Continuing on the big perspective issues - I'm retiring for the second time now to write a book. My first retirement was from a plasma physics Ph.D. in 2003. We haven't yet got a title for the book. All I know is that it will be a good mid-point battle cry to finish the Global Village Construction Set by 2028. We am aiming to publish the bookin 2020, after which I would like to go on a world tour like Mark Twain.

	~~But~~ I'm ~~really~~ in it for the long term. If we are done in 2028, then we can replicate OSE Campuses far and wide, as points of light for inspiring their respective communities. Our latest thoughts on ~~the model is that~~ the OSE Compus is a research and education campus - ~~which is~~ a ~~format palatable to the public~~ and ~~executable in practice in the form of~~ a regenerative ~~lifestyle~~. I mentioned '2 hours of work per day to attain a modern standard of living'. Yes, indeed that will be part of the design. It's a question of eterprise skill and innovation.		I'm in it for the long term. If we are done in 2028, then we can replicate OSE Campuses far and wide, as points of light for inspiring their respective communities. Our latest thoughts on the OSE Compus model is a research and education campus - a mix of eco-industrial park and a university - where real, regenerative life happens. I mentioned '2 hours of work per day to attain a modern standard of living' in the Open Source Philosophy video [https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Open_Source_Philosophy]. Yes, indeed that will be part of the design. Can it be achieved? It's a question of eterprise skill and innovation.

	In 2028, just FYI, we plan to switch full time to work on human self-determination - which is a natural extension of eradicating artificial scarcity. In 2038 our work will probably shift to reforming economic and political systems. By 2048, we would like to move on to the health system, as open collaboration becomes ~~a norm~~ and people no longer get sick. So we may not have much work left there.		In 2028, just FYI, we plan to switch full time to work on human self-determination - which is a natural extension of eradicating artificial scarcity. In 2038 our work will probably shift to reforming economic and political systems. By 2048, we would like to move on to the health system, as open collaboration becomes mainstream and people no longer get sick. So we may not have much work left there. By that time I'll be nearing 80, so I hope I will be close to my prime. There may be other work left.

	In the meantime, one major gap remains in our work. Nobody has yet shown the unambiguous power of open development when it comes to open hardware products changing entire industries. In truth, the open source 3D printer has shown this already, but nobody noticed. And large numbers of distributed enterprises have not really been created to show the potential of distributive economics. Re-distributive economics are alive and well - but Distributive Enterprise [https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Distributive_Economy] is rare to nonexistent.		In the meantime, one major gap remains in our work. Nobody has yet shown the unambiguous power of open development when it comes to open hardware products changing entire industries. In truth, the open source 3D printer has shown this already, but nobody noticed. And large numbers of distributed 3D printer enterprises have not really been created to show the potential of distributive economics. Re-distributive economics are alive and well - but Distributive Enterprise [https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Distributive_Economy] is rare to nonexistent.

	Our cunning plan is to change this by next year. We are planning to run a HeroX [https://www.herox.com/] incentive challenge to produce a professional-grade, open source, 3D printed cordless drill. As a world's first distributive enterprise where the stated goal of the challenge is to put 100 people into business producing such drills in their own community - by 2021. What does it take to do this? We are ~~thinking hard~~.		Our cunning plan is to change this by next year. We are planning to run a HeroX [https://www.herox.com/] incentive challenge to produce a professional-grade, open source, 3D printed cordless drill. As a world's first distributive enterprise where the stated goal of the challenge is to put 100 people into business producing such drills in their own community - by 2021. What does it take to do this? We are working on it.

	In the meantime, we are running more workshops. In the next one, we plan to teach some really useful skills. Ever have an idea and not know what to do with it? Ever wish you could build something to solve a problem that no one else has solved? But you did not know where to start? Well, you are 9 days away from being able to do that. In our upcoming 9-day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp, you'll learn how to build a 3D printer, you will learn the basic principles of design, and you'll be able to turn your ideas into prototypes, so you can turn your prototypes into a business. We will teach you the basic language of design for ~~both production~~ machines ~~and~~ the ~~products they make~~ - to ~~help~~ you shape the world around you to whatever you may dream. Check out this exciting event, and pass this on to your friends~~. It's a different type of workshop for us - teaching more about the design knowledge - so you can apply the skills to whatever you decide to build~~.		In the meantime, we are running more workshops. In the next one, we plan to teach some really useful skills. Ever have an idea and not know what to do with it? Ever wish you could build something to solve a problem that no one else has solved? But you did not know where to start? Well, you are 9 days away from being able to do that. In our upcoming 9-day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp, you'll learn how to build a 3D printer, you will learn the basic principles of design, and you'll be able to turn your ideas into prototypes, so you can turn your prototypes into a business. We will teach you the basic language of design for all types of machines - getting closer to the open source machine design guides that OSE promises. We are focusing on design knowledge spanning many fields - so you can apply the skills to whatever you decide to build. So you can shape the world around you to whatever you may dream. Check out this exciting event, and pass this on to your friends.

	https://www.opensourceecology.org/open-source-microfactory-stem-camp/		https://www.opensourceecology.org/open-source-microfactory-stem-camp/

			Thanks,
			Marcin

Marcin at 03:58, 11 May 2019

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	Our cunning plan is to change this by next year. We are planning to run a HeroX [https://www.herox.com/] incentive challenge to produce a professional-grade, open source, 3D printed cordless drill. As a world's first distributive enterprise where the stated goal of the challenge is to put 100 people into business producing such drills in their own community - by 2021. What does it take to do this? We are thinking hard.		Our cunning plan is to change this by next year. We are planning to run a HeroX [https://www.herox.com/] incentive challenge to produce a professional-grade, open source, 3D printed cordless drill. As a world's first distributive enterprise where the stated goal of the challenge is to put 100 people into business producing such drills in their own community - by 2021. What does it take to do this? We are thinking hard.

	In the meantime, we are running more workshops. In the next one, we plan to teach some really useful skills. Ever have an idea and not know what to do with it? Ever wish you could build something to solve a problem that no one else has solved? But you did not know where to start? Well, you are 9 days away from being able to do that.		In the meantime, we are running more workshops. In the next one, we plan to teach some really useful skills. Ever have an idea and not know what to do with it? Ever wish you could build something to solve a problem that no one else has solved? But you did not know where to start? Well, you are 9 days away from being able to do that. In our upcoming 9-day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp, you'll learn how to build a 3D printer, you will learn the basic principles of design, and you'll be able to turn your ideas into prototypes, so you can turn your prototypes into a business. We will teach you the basic language of design for both production machines and the products they make - to help you shape the world around you to whatever you may dream. Check out this exciting event, and pass this on to your friends. It's a different type of workshop for us - teaching more about the design knowledge - so you can apply the skills to whatever you decide to build.

	https://www.opensourceecology.org/open-source-microfactory-stem-camp/		https://www.opensourceecology.org/open-source-microfactory-stem-camp/

Marcin at 03:49, 11 May 2019

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	You can trace our blog posts since 2007 on the front page of our website - https://www.opensourceecology.org/ - starting with the building of an outhouse. It is interesting to take a look at a video from each year since 2008 - which is found on our videos page - https://www.opensourceecology.org/about-videos-3/		You can trace our blog posts since 2007 on the front page of our website - https://www.opensourceecology.org/ - starting with the building of an outhouse. It is interesting to take a look at a video from each year since 2008 - which is found on our videos page - https://www.opensourceecology.org/about-videos-3/

	We started the True Fans in 2009. Consider subscribing here [https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/True_Fans] if you would like to support this work with a small donation each month. We only have about 40 True Fans right now - from a peak of about 400 in 2013. Now we added program revenue to our mix - ~~from~~ running workshops beginning in 2014.		We started the True Fans in 2009. Consider subscribing here [https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/True_Fans] if you would like to support this work with a small donation each month. We only have about 40 True Fans right now - from a peak of about 400 in 2013. Now we added program revenue to our funding mix - by running public workshops beginning in 2014.

	Continuing on the big perspective issues - I'm retiring for the second time now to write a book. My first retirement was from a plasma physics Ph.D. in 2003. We haven't yet got a title for the book. All I know is that it will be a good mid-point battle cry to finish the Global Village Construction Set by 2028. We am aiming to publish in 2020, after which I would like to go on a world tour like Mark Twain did last century.		Continuing on the big perspective issues - I'm retiring for the second time now to write a book. My first retirement was from a plasma physics Ph.D. in 2003. We haven't yet got a title for the book. All I know is that it will be a good mid-point battle cry to finish the Global Village Construction Set by 2028. We am aiming to publish in 2020, after which I would like to go on a world tour like Mark Twain did last century.
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	In 2028, just FYI, we plan to switch full time to work on human self-determination - which is a natural extension of eradicating artificial scarcity. In 2038 our work will probably shift to reforming economic and political systems. By 2048, we would like to move on to the health system, as open collaboration becomes a norm and people no longer get sick. So we may not have much work left there.		In 2028, just FYI, we plan to switch full time to work on human self-determination - which is a natural extension of eradicating artificial scarcity. In 2038 our work will probably shift to reforming economic and political systems. By 2048, we would like to move on to the health system, as open collaboration becomes a norm and people no longer get sick. So we may not have much work left there.

	In the meantime, one major gap remains in our work. Nobody has yet shown the unambiguous power of open development when it comes to open hardware products changing entire industries. In truth, the open source 3D printer has shown this already, but nobody noticed. And large numbers of distributed enterprises have not ~~yet~~ been created.		In the meantime, one major gap remains in our work. Nobody has yet shown the unambiguous power of open development when it comes to open hardware products changing entire industries. In truth, the open source 3D printer has shown this already, but nobody noticed. And large numbers of distributed enterprises have not really been created to show the potential of distributive economics. Re-distributive economics are alive and well - but Distributive Enterprise [https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Distributive_Economy] is rare to nonexistent.

			Our cunning plan is to change this by next year. We are planning to run a HeroX [https://www.herox.com/] incentive challenge to produce a professional-grade, open source, 3D printed cordless drill. As a world's first distributive enterprise where the stated goal of the challenge is to put 100 people into business producing such drills in their own community - by 2021. What does it take to do this? We are thinking hard.

			In the meantime, we are running more workshops. In the next one, we plan to teach some really useful skills. Ever have an idea and not know what to do with it? Ever wish you could build something to solve a problem that no one else has solved? But you did not know where to start? Well, you are 9 days away from being able to do that.

	https://www.opensourceecology.org/open-source-microfactory-stem-camp/		https://www.opensourceecology.org/open-source-microfactory-stem-camp/

Marcin at 03:30, 11 May 2019

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	We are glad to share a few announcements - for the first time now using our own email server - with phpList open source email software.		We are glad to share a few announcements - for the first time now using our own email server - with phpList open source email software.

	To review a little. The OSE concept was formulated in 2003, and I started with a land-based facility to explore starting civilization from scratch in the middle of nowhere, Missouri, in 2006. In 2011 I gave the TED Talk on the Global Village Construction Set[https://www.ted.com/talks/marcin_jakubowski?language=en] - and now we are 33% done:		To review a little. The OSE concept was formulated in 2003, and we started with a land-based facility to explore starting civilization from scratch in the middle of nowhere, Missouri, in 2006. In 2011 I gave the TED Talk on the Global Village Construction Set[https://www.ted.com/talks/marcin_jakubowski?language=en] - and now we are 33% done:

	[[State of Completion]] infographic.		[[State of Completion]] infographic.
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	You can trace our blog posts since 2007 on the front page of our website - https://www.opensourceecology.org/ - starting with the building of an outhouse. It is interesting to take a look at a video from each year since 2008 - which is found on our videos page - https://www.opensourceecology.org/about-videos-3/		You can trace our blog posts since 2007 on the front page of our website - https://www.opensourceecology.org/ - starting with the building of an outhouse. It is interesting to take a look at a video from each year since 2008 - which is found on our videos page - https://www.opensourceecology.org/about-videos-3/

	I started the True Fans in 2009. Consider subscribing if you would like to support this work with a small donation each month. We only have about 40 True Fans right now - from a peak of about 400 in 2013. Now we added program revenue to our mix - from running workshops beginning in 2014.		We started the True Fans in 2009. Consider subscribing here [https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/True_Fans] if you would like to support this work with a small donation each month. We only have about 40 True Fans right now - from a peak of about 400 in 2013. Now we added program revenue to our mix - from running workshops beginning in 2014.

	Continuing on the big perspective issues - I'm retiring for the second time now to write a book. My first retirement was from a plasma physics Ph.D. in 2003 ~~when I decided that land stewardship was more appealing to me than an office cubicle~~. I haven't yet got a title for the book. All I know is that it will be a good mid-point battle cry to finish the Global Village Construction Set by 2028. I am aiming to publish in ~~2010~~.		Continuing on the big perspective issues - I'm retiring for the second time now to write a book. My first retirement was from a plasma physics Ph.D. in 2003. We haven't yet got a title for the book. All I know is that it will be a good mid-point battle cry to finish the Global Village Construction Set by 2028. We am aiming to publish in 2020, after which I would like to go on a world tour like Mark Twain did last century.

	But I'm really in it for the long term. If we are done in 2028, then we can replicate OSE Campuses far and wide, as points of light for inspiring their respective communities. Our latest model is a research and education ~~OSE Campus~~ - which is a format palatable to the public and executable in practice. I mentioned '2 hours of work per day to attain a modern standard of living'. Yes, indeed that will be part of the design. It's ~~just~~ a question of eterprise skill.		But I'm really in it for the long term. If we are done in 2028, then we can replicate OSE Campuses far and wide, as points of light for inspiring their respective communities. Our latest thoughts on the model is that the OSE Compus is a research and education campus - which is a format palatable to the public and executable in practice in the form of a regenerative lifestyle. I mentioned '2 hours of work per day to attain a modern standard of living'. Yes, indeed that will be part of the design. It's a question of eterprise skill and innovation.

			In 2028, just FYI, we plan to switch full time to work on human self-determination - which is a natural extension of eradicating artificial scarcity. In 2038 our work will probably shift to reforming economic and political systems. By 2048, we would like to move on to the health system, as open collaboration becomes a norm and people no longer get sick. So we may not have much work left there.

			In the meantime, one major gap remains in our work. Nobody has yet shown the unambiguous power of open development when it comes to open hardware products changing entire industries. In truth, the open source 3D printer has shown this already, but nobody noticed. And large numbers of distributed enterprises have not yet been created.
	https://www.opensourceecology.org/open-source-microfactory-stem-camp/		https://www.opensourceecology.org/open-source-microfactory-stem-camp/

Marcin at 03:18, 11 May 2019

2019-05-11T03:18:28Z

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	Dear OSE Supporters,		Dear OSE Supporters,

	We are glad to share a few announcements using our own email server with phpList - open source email software.		We are glad to share a few announcements - for the first time now using our own email server - with phpList open source email software.

			To review a little. The OSE concept was formulated in 2003, and I started with a land-based facility to explore starting civilization from scratch in the middle of nowhere, Missouri, in 2006. In 2011 I gave the TED Talk on the Global Village Construction Set[https://www.ted.com/talks/marcin_jakubowski?language=en] - and now we are 33% done:

			[[State of Completion]] infographic.

			You can trace our blog posts since 2007 on the front page of our website - https://www.opensourceecology.org/ - starting with the building of an outhouse. It is interesting to take a look at a video from each year since 2008 - which is found on our videos page - https://www.opensourceecology.org/about-videos-3/

			I started the True Fans in 2009. Consider subscribing if you would like to support this work with a small donation each month. We only have about 40 True Fans right now - from a peak of about 400 in 2013. Now we added program revenue to our mix - from running workshops beginning in 2014.

			Continuing on the big perspective issues - I'm retiring for the second time now to write a book. My first retirement was from a plasma physics Ph.D. in 2003 when I decided that land stewardship was more appealing to me than an office cubicle. I haven't yet got a title for the book. All I know is that it will be a good mid-point battle cry to finish the Global Village Construction Set by 2028. I am aiming to publish in 2010.

			But I'm really in it for the long term. If we are done in 2028, then we can replicate OSE Campuses far and wide, as points of light for inspiring their respective communities. Our latest model is a research and education OSE Campus - which is a format palatable to the public and executable in practice. I mentioned '2 hours of work per day to attain a modern standard of living'. Yes, indeed that will be part of the design. It's just a question of eterprise skill.

			https://www.opensourceecology.org/open-source-microfactory-stem-camp/

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Dear OSE Supporters,

We are glad to share a few announcements using our own email server with phpList - open source email software.