A Social Experiment: A New Social Order for Humanity
Humanity is facing a multitude of problems that threaten its survival and well-being. These prevailing social issues are practices that have been inherited and replicated from antiquity, such as the buy and sell, you work I pay, the conquer and rule, the torture and execution, war, slavery, genocide, apartheid, atrocity and other various social predicaments that are still around in these modern days. We all know these practices are barbaric. These social ideas have potentially harmed innocent children, unaware civilians, and the environment. These social ideological beliefs must be eradicated forever once and for all. In this paper, I propose a radical solution to the problems that have plagued humanity for centuries. I present a vision for a new social system that can organize humanity in a sustainable and joyful way. I introduce the Greensphere Project, a social system that consists of four main components: The Farm, The Superstation, The Smart Condominium, and The Global Network. I explain how each component serves a specific function and contributes to the overall well-being of humanity. I claim that the Greensphere Project can create a world where everyone has enough, everyone is happy, and everyone is free. The Greensphere Project is not a fanciful utopia, but a feasible opportunity. It is not a far-off hope, but a near-term reality. It is not a drastic upheaval, but a gradual progression. It is the next step for humanity; it is the next stage of civilization; it is the way to live.
We know that the Sumerian civilization, the Egyptian dynasty, the Indus Valley, the Babylonian Empire, the Roman Empire, the Ming Dynasty, the Russian Empire, and the declining American Empire, all borrowed and copied ideas from other cultures of their past. Most of these empires, bound by their diverse political, cultural, geographical, and social powers, once rose, and then vanished without a trace. The social practices of their government, which were acquired over and over from the past, led them to extinction. If humans continue to adhere to the same social ideology of classical antiquity, modern humans will face the same fate of extinction. However, extinction can be prevented. There are alternative ways. There are innovative solutions. It is embodied and envisioned in a social system known as The Greensphere Project, which I sometimes playfully call Operation Humankindness.
The Greensphere Project is based on the principles of equality, cooperation, and abundance. It can change the course of humanity to a much better life. It can alter our social behaviors to a fresh new concept. It can apply the lessons that we learned from the pandemic to change the way we treat ourselves and Mother Nature. It consists of four main components: The Farm, The Superstation, The Smart Condominium, and The Global Network. Each component serves a specific function and contributes to the overall well-being of humanity.
The Farm is the source of all the basic needs of life, such as food, water, energy, and minerals. It is managed by the people for the people, using advanced technology and automation. Everyone works on the farm for three days a week, and enjoys the rest of the week for leisure and personal pursuits. The farm produces enough goods and services for everyone, and distributes them freely and equally through the global network.
The Superstation is the backbone of the transportation system, connecting all the satellite communities around the world. It houses hundreds of thousands of superconductive electromagnetic trains. The superstation allows people to travel anywhere they want, anytime they want, for free. It also serves as a hub for communication, entertainment, and education.
The Smart Condominium is the home of every person, located half a mile away from the superstation. It is a glass-tinted solar-powered building, equipped with all the modern amenities and comforts. It is also pre-fabricated and built by the people for the people, using eco-friendly materials and designs. The smart condominium adapts to the preferences and needs of each person, and provides them with a personalized and comfortable living space. It is also accessible by compact electrical cars, aerodynamic bikes, automatic walkways, and the traditional way of commuting - walking.
The Global Network is made up of satellite communities worldwide. Every country, state, and city around the world is identically set up with the same blueprint of a satellite community. Every satellite community is a tourist destination; a haven of passion and leisure. It is a system of cooperation and collaboration among all the people of the world. It is based on a new social value system that emphasizes abundance, generosity, and kindness, instead of scarcity, greed, and violence. It fosters a global culture of empathy, compassion, and understanding, instead of hatred, fear, and ignorance. It respects and celebrates the diversity of cultures, beliefs, and identities, instead of imposing one’s own views and values on others. It eliminates the concept of money and selling, and replaces it with sharing and giving. It eliminates the root causes of wars, crimes, and violence, and creates a world where everyone lives in peace, harmony, and cooperation.
The Greensphere Project is not a utopian fantasy, but a realistic possibility. It is not a distant dream, but a future reality. It is not a radical revolution, but a natural evolution. It should be the way to live.
To evaluate the effectiveness and feasibility of the Greensphere Project, I propose a research design that involves the following steps:
Selection of participants. A random sample of 10,000 people from different countries, cultures, and backgrounds will be invited to join the Greensphere Project. They will be informed about the nature and purpose of the project. They will also be briefed of the risks and benefits of participating, and their right to withdraw at any time.
Construction of the Greensphere. A suitable location will be chosen for the construction of the Greensphere, which will consist of the farm, a superstation, and 1000 smart condominiums. The construction will be done by a team of engineers, architects, and technicians, using eco-friendly and renewable materials. The Greensphere will be designed to be self-sufficient, resilient, and adaptable to changing environmental conditions.
Implementation of the Greensphere Project. The participants will be transported to the Greensphere, and will be given a brief orientation on how to live and work in the new social system. They will be expected to follow the rules and norms of the Greensphere Project, such as working on the farm for three days a week and participating in the global network for collaboration. They will also be encouraged to pursue their personal interests, hobbies, and passions.
Monitoring and evaluation of the Greensphere Project. The participants will be monitored and evaluated for a period of one year, using various methods and measures. The methods will include surveys, interviews, focus groups, observations, and experiments. The measures will include indicators of well-being, happiness, health, productivity, creativity, cooperation, and harmony. The data will be collected, analyzed, and reported by a team of researchers, who will also provide feedback and support to the participants. The results will be compared with those of a control group, who will live in a conventional social system.
Conclusion and recommendation of the Greensphere Project. Based on the findings of the monitoring and evaluation, a conclusion will be drawn on whether the Greensphere Project is a viable and desirable social system for humanity. A recommendation will be made on whether the Greensphere Project should be scaled up, modified, or abandoned. The implications and limitations of the research will also be discussed, and suggestions for future research will be provided.
The Greensphere Project is a very ambitious and innovative proposal for a new social system that aims to solve the problems of humanity and the environment. However, it also faces some potential challenges that need to be addressed and overcome. One of these challenges is Social challenges. The Greensphere Project requires a radical change in the social values and norms of the people. It eliminates the concept of money and selling, and replaces it with sharing and giving. It also respects and celebrates the diversity of cultures, beliefs, and identities, instead of imposing one’s own views and values on others. However, this also means that the project faces the challenge of convincing and motivating the people to adopt and embrace the new social system, and to overcome the resistance and opposition from those who benefit from the current system or who are attached to their old habits and traditions.
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The complete version of this article can be found in the book Originemology by Joey Lawsin.
We know that the Sumerian civilization, the Egyptian dynasty, the Indus Valley, the Babylonian Empire, the Roman Empire, the Ming Dynasty, the Russian Empire, and the declining American Empire, all borrowed and copied ideas from other cultures of their past. Most of these empires, bound by their diverse political, cultural, geographical, and social powers, once rose, and then vanished without a trace. The social practices of their government, which were acquired over and over from the past, led them to extinction. If humans continue to adhere to the same social ideology of classical antiquity, modern humans will face the same fate of extinction. However, extinction can be prevented. There are alternative ways. There are innovative solutions. It is embodied and envisioned in a social system known as The Greensphere Project, which I sometimes playfully call Operation Humankindness.
The Greensphere Project is based on the principles of equality, cooperation, and abundance. It can change the course of humanity to a much better life. It can alter our social behaviors to a fresh new concept. It can apply the lessons that we learned from the pandemic to change the way we treat ourselves and Mother Nature. It consists of four main components: The Farm, The Superstation, The Smart Condominium, and The Global Network. Each component serves a specific function and contributes to the overall well-being of humanity.
The Farm is the source of all the basic needs of life, such as food, water, energy, and minerals. It is managed by the people for the people, using advanced technology and automation. Everyone works on the farm for three days a week, and enjoys the rest of the week for leisure and personal pursuits. The farm produces enough goods and services for everyone, and distributes them freely and equally through the global network.
The Superstation is the backbone of the transportation system, connecting all the satellite communities around the world. It houses hundreds of thousands of superconductive electromagnetic trains. The superstation allows people to travel anywhere they want, anytime they want, for free. It also serves as a hub for communication, entertainment, and education.
The Smart Condominium is the home of every person, located half a mile away from the superstation. It is a glass-tinted solar-powered building, equipped with all the modern amenities and comforts. It is also pre-fabricated and built by the people for the people, using eco-friendly materials and designs. The smart condominium adapts to the preferences and needs of each person, and provides them with a personalized and comfortable living space. It is also accessible by compact electrical cars, aerodynamic bikes, automatic walkways, and the traditional way of commuting - walking.
The Global Network is made up of satellite communities worldwide. Every country, state, and city around the world is identically set up with the same blueprint of a satellite community. Every satellite community is a tourist destination; a haven of passion and leisure. It is a system of cooperation and collaboration among all the people of the world. It is based on a new social value system that emphasizes abundance, generosity, and kindness, instead of scarcity, greed, and violence. It fosters a global culture of empathy, compassion, and understanding, instead of hatred, fear, and ignorance. It respects and celebrates the diversity of cultures, beliefs, and identities, instead of imposing one’s own views and values on others. It eliminates the concept of money and selling, and replaces it with sharing and giving. It eliminates the root causes of wars, crimes, and violence, and creates a world where everyone lives in peace, harmony, and cooperation.
The Greensphere Project is not a utopian fantasy, but a realistic possibility. It is not a distant dream, but a future reality. It is not a radical revolution, but a natural evolution. It should be the way to live.
To evaluate the effectiveness and feasibility of the Greensphere Project, I propose a research design that involves the following steps:
Selection of participants. A random sample of 10,000 people from different countries, cultures, and backgrounds will be invited to join the Greensphere Project. They will be informed about the nature and purpose of the project. They will also be briefed of the risks and benefits of participating, and their right to withdraw at any time.
Construction of the Greensphere. A suitable location will be chosen for the construction of the Greensphere, which will consist of the farm, a superstation, and 1000 smart condominiums. The construction will be done by a team of engineers, architects, and technicians, using eco-friendly and renewable materials. The Greensphere will be designed to be self-sufficient, resilient, and adaptable to changing environmental conditions.
Implementation of the Greensphere Project. The participants will be transported to the Greensphere, and will be given a brief orientation on how to live and work in the new social system. They will be expected to follow the rules and norms of the Greensphere Project, such as working on the farm for three days a week and participating in the global network for collaboration. They will also be encouraged to pursue their personal interests, hobbies, and passions.
Monitoring and evaluation of the Greensphere Project. The participants will be monitored and evaluated for a period of one year, using various methods and measures. The methods will include surveys, interviews, focus groups, observations, and experiments. The measures will include indicators of well-being, happiness, health, productivity, creativity, cooperation, and harmony. The data will be collected, analyzed, and reported by a team of researchers, who will also provide feedback and support to the participants. The results will be compared with those of a control group, who will live in a conventional social system.
Conclusion and recommendation of the Greensphere Project. Based on the findings of the monitoring and evaluation, a conclusion will be drawn on whether the Greensphere Project is a viable and desirable social system for humanity. A recommendation will be made on whether the Greensphere Project should be scaled up, modified, or abandoned. The implications and limitations of the research will also be discussed, and suggestions for future research will be provided.
The Greensphere Project is a very ambitious and innovative proposal for a new social system that aims to solve the problems of humanity and the environment. However, it also faces some potential challenges that need to be addressed and overcome. One of these challenges is Social challenges. The Greensphere Project requires a radical change in the social values and norms of the people. It eliminates the concept of money and selling, and replaces it with sharing and giving. It also respects and celebrates the diversity of cultures, beliefs, and identities, instead of imposing one’s own views and values on others. However, this also means that the project faces the challenge of convincing and motivating the people to adopt and embrace the new social system, and to overcome the resistance and opposition from those who benefit from the current system or who are attached to their old habits and traditions.
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The complete version of this article can be found in the book Originemology by Joey Lawsin.
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