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After eradication of artificial scarcity, there is nothing left I'm afraid. Just kidding. There is unbridled human progress. However, until then, there is a few steps left. | After eradication of artificial scarcity, there is nothing left I'm afraid. Just kidding. There is unbridled human progress. However, until then, there is a few steps left. | ||
*'''Integrated Technology''' - making human understanding of technology include theory (science), engineering, physics, design, build, service, and education all in one - instead of these residing in 6 separate people - theorist, designer, engineer, builder, maintainer, documenter. This is trasnferable only through rapid learning infrastructures. | |||
*Supporting worthwhile efforts before they have impact, outside of parasitic funding sources, prior to having resources to develop their own resources. | *Supporting worthwhile efforts before they have impact, outside of parasitic funding sources, prior to having resources to develop their own resources. | ||
*Making dirt marketable. See [[Smithsonian]]. | *Making dirt marketable. See [[Smithsonian]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:03, 5 March 2026
Sequence Ideas
After eradication of artificial scarcity, there is nothing left I'm afraid. Just kidding. There is unbridled human progress. However, until then, there is a few steps left.
- Integrated Technology - making human understanding of technology include theory (science), engineering, physics, design, build, service, and education all in one - instead of these residing in 6 separate people - theorist, designer, engineer, builder, maintainer, documenter. This is trasnferable only through rapid learning infrastructures.
- Supporting worthwhile efforts before they have impact, outside of parasitic funding sources, prior to having resources to develop their own resources.
- Making dirt marketable. See Smithsonian.