SOWING ACCORD SERIES, 4 of 6: A prototype socioeconomic reality of humans advancing across the solar system – 2021-2071

Military industrial complexes (MICs) transformed into exploration information networks (EINs) The following text is a “prototype sketch” that allows readers to refine concepts on their own and even begin implementing in part(s) as they see fit and are able. This piece is not political analysis (what is), political commentary (what and who is to blame)… Continue reading SOWING ACCORD SERIES, 4 of 6: A prototype socioeconomic reality of humans advancing across the solar system – 2021-2071

SOWING ACCORD SERIES, 3 of 6: Why do we really live?

A hard question with "cheat sheet" provided During this uncertain time, wherever we are in our world and in our individual lives, we all need to ask ourselves: Why do we really live? If our honest answers are any of the following, they are not good enough. 1) To keep living 2) To provide for… Continue reading SOWING ACCORD SERIES, 3 of 6: Why do we really live?

SOWING ACCORD SERIES, 2 of 6: Humans on the move

Prospects for synergistic power across the solar system and eventually beyond We now have the opportunity to construct synergistic power among close to eight billion individual humans. If we the majority of humans focus on doing this in many ways both preliminary and eventual, those few who guard their entrenched power relative to others in… Continue reading SOWING ACCORD SERIES, 2 of 6: Humans on the move

SOWING ACCORD SERIES, 1 of 6: Post-hierarchical political and economic options from a solar systems perspective

Prospects for human expansion beyond Earth, enabled by a knowledge-based economic system yielding practical abundance through interchange (not exchange) and non-authoritarian heterarchy Welcome to Sowing Accord, a new project of mine here at 3x3 Global Drills. After receiving my Ph.D. in political science (international relations) from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 2012, I… Continue reading SOWING ACCORD SERIES, 1 of 6: Post-hierarchical political and economic options from a solar systems perspective