Bio
multidisciplined Foundational
Economist, social engineer,
and layman physicist, also
studying emergence, fractals,
stigmergy, chaos, complexity,
the tipping point, and other
elements of science. She has
spent the bulk of Her 50+
years on this planet seeking
solutions to the problems
that beset Humanity.
Her father was deeply involved
in the study of electrogravitics,
teaching Her, describing His
successful experiments in
gravity control and free energy,
and painting a picture of flying
cars, floating cities, and all
the energy We can use as the
world She would grow up in
because of His work. When the
technology of electrogravitics
became highly classified, Her
father never mentioned His
work again.
Why
Entropy - published in 1980! -
and when Jeremy made it very
clear that money, and all
the suffering it causes on
this abundant planet, was
accounting for Human energy
expended (I got accounting
tokens for the time/energy I
expended into the system of
money - heh, banking, yeah),
and that the solution was
simply to provide free energy
and ensure no One feels
compelled against Their will to
work jobs They had no interest
in - which meant robots. The
problem always has been, at the
root, how do You get People to
do things They don't want to do.
Looking around at the level of
robotics development, I can see
We have THAT well on the
way.
When it all came together,
I knew what that thing that
itched was, that thing I was
supposed to do as My great
contribution - and the itch
went away. In its place is
the keen desire to do all I
can to spread awareness of
the ideas to the point that
We're all talking about it.
I am driven to fulfill this.
Excerpt
foundations of why We
exchange to survive
(economics). When
We first began acquiring and
creating things with Our
meaningful energy expended,
the product of that expenditure
was valued (and represented
that energy, with the meaning
setting the value) because
We did not have the
time/energy to acquire
and/or create all
We might want. We bartered
and traded and work
exchanged to fill all
the gaps.
Eventually, these modes of
exchange became cumbersome,
and We began to agree on
tokens to represent Our
meaningful energy expended.
Shells, beads, sticks notched
and split. These also included
coins of precious metals,
and then bills when
hauling metals around in large
quantities became cumbersome
too. Then the debt system,
creating tokens through loans,
eventually emerging and
enhanced by a shift from
paper entries to electronic
bits.
The foundation of all of it
still rests on the effectively
scarce amounts of energy to
be meaningfully expended.
