Vision

To achieve revolutionary change in philosophy as a means to creating a systemic change within culture.

A new vision of progress built upon :

  • a coherent foundation of self-understanding

  • an understanding of how complex systems can evolve, just as demonstrated within the history of science

A pragmatic plan to achieve it, presented as a political manifesto

A vision of systemic progress

 
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Systemic problems manifest within culture

Systemic progress demonstrated objectively within science

  • able to resolve problems that the old understanding could not

Systemic progress necessary in philosophy:

  • a new complex systems ontology for philosophy

    • discovered from the history of science

    • empirically justified through explanation of history of science in terms of systemic progress

    • a demonstration complex systemic understanding; itself a product of a more complex, systemic thinking

  • a more objective self-understanding

    • able to explain differences in worldview

  • a coherent vision of the future

    • built upon self-understanding

    • an understanding of systemic progress

    • a systemic solution to manifest systemic problems

      • problems created by modern thinking

      • problems that modern thinking fails to solve

Philosophy is not enough; We need action

We need to start to create change, and a practical demonstration of progress within culture.

The praxis of systemic progress

A Chaotic Historal Process

  • An increase in social complexity

  • Cultural decoherence

  • Decentralised Inquiry

  • Emergent complex understanding

  • A more complex cultural system

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Actions

1) To join the cultural conversation, build a community and answer questions, and start to create a change in the conversation.

2) To start to share a new vision people can start to get behind; to start to give hope to those who feel apathy and despair, who are ready for progress; to build a new solidarity across a community, beyond identity or ideology.

3) To create new businesses, with a new business model, to start to create a disruptive change within culture; to meet the needs that people aren’t even aware of yet.

4) To provide a practical demonstration of the progress that is possible, an underlying philosophy to explain it, such that people are ready to accept a new political and cultural vision when it is presented as a political option.

So who wants to be part?