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Author:  highdimensionman [ Mon May 18, 2020 6:54 pm ]
Blog Subject:  Future planning and ending land fragmentation for life.

Imagine a world where nearly all the fencing and walls were taken away. where flats always had space for nature between them and where all the a to b roads were dug up and instead people got by lighter smaller electric vehicles designed to go over grass lightly. A world where all the A to Z roads had passage ways for nature to get across safely, Where public transport got as much attention as the military or health service. A world where a very small fraction of land is used to produce the food and organic materials.
A world where internal force is mastered and flying machines and wind electric generators don't disrupt the air much, A world where life diversity is growing, A world where fairly adjudicated intellectual property is more important to price than production. A world where you can always get a free bite to eat if in need and can always SMS when in trouble anywhere in the world or beyond for free.
A world where much more natural curvature is understood where even the buildings convey as much complexity as a leaf or bug.
A world where buildings manage themselves and where AI and Human run management merge to greater efficiency.
A world that only uses fossil fuels to improve organic productivity but not for plastics or fuel.
A world where your value can go down if you do people wrong but never in minus territory.
A world where health and fertility are more incentivised than pushing unnatural(as chemistry produced by nature can't be patented) pills.
I think if you can just aim for a good outcome all round and not slip into something that corrupts and ruins life then we can make our way to a better world.
This is the sort of world I wish for.

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