Concept Projects

Help Steer the Greatest Changes in the History of the World

As in the Early Days of other Epic Moments in Human Progress, Pioneers and Adventurers are Striking Out on Their Own.

New Types of Businesses are being Built literally Overnight— in Colossal Markets that Didn’t Exist even 5 years ago— with the Knowledge and Activities of Connected Visionaries.

We Must Act Now to Build a World of Reason, where Social Progress is Not Stifled by Bureaucratic Layers and Slothful Decision Makers.

We No Longer Have the Luxury to Wait on Trickle Down Partisan Guidance

With the Blazing Speed of Today’s Advances—

We Face Unknown and Potentially Extreme Dangers

Open Source Knowledge Sharing— Leads to Enduring Social Capital

Coming Together for a Better Life and Purpose—

to Better Prepare for Today’s Extreme Challenges

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From Any Level of Our Participation, We Gain Valuable Insights into Disruptive Technologies that are Enveloping Our Lives and those of Our Children

Projects Provide in-the-Moment, Hands-on and Virtual Experiences for Stimulating Knowledge Sharing in New Fields and Activities

Renascent3 technology translation projects generate new knowledge and lifestyle clarity by cultivating project roles with evolving capabilities and interests—

Which continuously integrates new learning and aligns with our ever-changing realities. This removes power from the implicit norms and instead vests power in an open process, and the expectations and authorities which result.

Test Ideas

The Projects are Designed to Inspire More Collaborative Opportunities and Increased Knowledge and Experience in New Fields of Progress

Planting Seeds

The Knowledge and Experience Gained from Projects are Translated into Our Communities —

Skills in New Growth Markets

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Family-oriented Livelihoods

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Practicing & Testing Change— Insights and Understanding

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Adaptive Learning for a Quality Life and Success in a Globally Interdependent and Rapidly Changing World

Augmented and Virtual Reality Technologies are Crucial to Our Abilities to Deal with the Speed of Change

R3 Channels Continue to Evolve as Augmented and Virtual Reality (AR & VR) are Implemented to Enhance Our Participation Abilities

See CH 5 – Virtual & Augmented Reality

The Next Paradigm

Today’s Web and application ecosystems haven’t changed substantially since their inception, offering too many options and too much manual work for a user to achieve a given task. This emerging conversational paradigm enables your natural mannerisms for achieving tasks in the digital realm. An interface requiring no user manual, makes complex tasks far easier via simple conversation and gestures and, makes tedious aspects of using applications, sites and services of today Obsolete.

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Using an orchestrating mechanism to the world of Knowledge and Services, you find yourself in a place where services don’t need to be discovered by an app store or search engine.

It becomes a New Space where users are Conductors and will no longer be required to navigate each individual application or service to find and do what they want.

Rather they flow effortlessly from one need and choice to the next— with services competing and cooperating to accomplish your desires and tasks —simply by expressing them. Just by asking.

People Interfaces are Researched and Validated

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ROBERT REICH:

THE POLITICAL ROOTS OF WIDENING INEQUALITY

Ultimately, the trend toward widening inequality in America, as elsewhere, can be reversed only if the VAST MAJORITY, WHOSE INCOMES HAVE STAGNATED AND WHOSE WEALTH HAS FAILED TO INCREASE, JOIN TOGETHER to DEMAND FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE.

The MOST IMPORTANT POLITICAL COMPETITION Over the Next Decades WILL NOT BE BETWEEN the RIGHT and LEFT, Or Between REPUBLICANS and DEMOCRATS . .

"IT WILL BE BETWEEN A MAJORITY OF AMERICANS WHO HAVE BEEN LOSING GROUND, AND AN ECONOMIC ELITE THAT REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE OR RESPOND TO IT'S GROWING DISTRESS."

IT’S HAPPENING NOW

“The necessity to harness the potential of quickly advancing new technologies creates a near-constant mandate for innovation in order to stay relevant. Survival is not guaranteed in a world when all is up for reinvention.

There’s no question we’re in a new technological age but how many of us actually understand the vast potential that lies within this new normal?

The biggest impacts of technology on our daily lives is still ahead of us, but already we’re beginning to imagine and navigate how global economies, enterprise businesses and even the human race will adapt to ensure we all thrive.

From a UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME, to understanding the fundamentals of WORKPLACE AUTOMATION and our increasing ability to define the physical future,

THERE’S NO QUESTION THAT DISRUPTION IS HERE.”

– The GIGAOM Change Team

The Next Economy By Andy Stern and Lee Kravitz

Advances in technology are creating the next economy and enabling us to make things/do things/connect with others in smarter, cheaper, faster, more effective ways.

But the price of this progress has been a decoupling of the engine of prosperity from jobs that have been the means by which people have ascended to (and stayed in) the middle class.

Andy Stern, the former president of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) spent four years traveling the country and asking economists, futurists, labor leaders, CEOs, investment bankers, entrepreneurs, and political leaders to help picture the U.S. economy 25 to 30 years from now.

He vividly reports on people who are analyzing and creating this new economy.

Through these stories, we come to a stark and deeper understanding of THE TOLL TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS WILL CONTINUE TO TAKE ON JOBS AND INCOME AND ITS INEVITABLE EFFECT ON TENS OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE.

But There is HOPE for our ECONOMY and FUTURE. The Foundation of ECONOMIC PROSPERITY for ALL AMERICANS, Stern believes, is a UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME.

Stern has been a game changer throughout his career, and his next goal is to create a movement that will force the political establishment to take action against something that many on both the right and the left believe is inevitable.

STERN’S PLAN IS BOLD, IDEALISTIC, and CHALLENGING- and IT’S TIME ..

WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM:

CAPITALISM NEEDS URGENT REFORM

REFORMING the very nature of CAPITALISM will be needed to COMBAT THE GROWING APPEAL of POPULIST POLITICAL MOVEMENTS around the WORLD.

Capitalism as we know it needs to be reformed. The GROWING DISCONTENT at the ideology that has created so much wealth and progress on the one hand, and yet so much INEQUALITY and INSTABILITY on the other hand, is causing INCREASINGLY frequent SOCIAL DISRUPTIONS ACROSS the WORLD.

“IT IS NO COINCIDENCE THAT CHALLENGES TO SOCIAL COHESION AND POLICYMAKERS' LEGITIMACY ARE COINCIDING WITH A HIGHLY DISRUPTIVE PHASE OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE."

STOP TECHNOLOGY THREAT

Hawking said that technology must be controlled in order to safeguard the future of humanity and believes that a ‘world government’ could be the only way to combat the threat, though warned that that could lead to a global ‘tyranny’.

‘Since civilisation began, aggression has been useful inasmuch as it has definite survival advantages, It is hard-wired into our genes by Darwinian evolution.'

‘Now, however, technology has advanced at such a pace that this aggression may destroy us all by nuclear or biological war. We need to control this inherited instinct by our logic and reason.’

But he added that he believed the ‘THE HUMAN RACE WILL RISE TO MEET THESE CHALLENGES’. He said that the human race must ‘retrain’ for a new world where robots have replaced many everyday jobs.

‘Together, they are a reminder that we are at the most dangerous moment in the development of humanity. We now have the technology to destroy the planet on which we live, but have not yet developed the ability to escape it.’

When asked how the world will end, Hawking said that increasingly, most of the threats humanity faces come from progress in technology.

‘WE ARE NOT GOING TO STOP MAKING PROGRESS, OR REVERSE IT, SO WE MUST RECOGNISE THE DANGERS AND CONTROL THEM.'

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Towards novel promising perovskite-type ferroelectric materials: High-pressure synthesis of rubidium niobate
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AI in medicine: The causality frontier
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How electric vehicle drivers can escape range anxiety
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Using AI to improve diagnosis of rare genetic disorders
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The secret to saving old books could be gluten-free glues
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