1 Improving society to reach the lowest ecological footprint possible
2 by improving technology to reach its highest potential to the advantage of all sentient life
3 thus celebrating our existence
«You never change things by fighting the existing reality.
To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete» – Buckminster Fuller
Philosophy, technology, society, biomimicry, ecology, psychology, music technology, moral/ethics and anything else that I might find interesting.
- Evaluating the integrity, credibility and sensibility of a philosophy/belief system
- Finding everyday happiness through both fascination and acceptance of reality
- Analyzing art objectively
- I first discovered TED through their application in uTorrent
- I've seen most TED talks, some I've seen many times
- I'm now translating TED talks to norwegian for starters
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Constructive selv conservation is about investing in your surroundings and fellow sentient beings, in order to be regarded as a resource and therefore become externally conserved. If you help others, others help you.
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