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1. If,
   as people,
   our job should be:
   to first, see the roots of suffering;
   second, do no harm;
   third, share;
   fourth, help;
   and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
   and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
   do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
   tools [goods and/or services]
   to see the roots of
   suffering;
   and if we acknowledge that even if
   we have seen the roots of suffering,
   that we sometimes do not use
   powerful enough [or even the basic]
   tools [goods and/or services]
   to do no harm;
   and if we acknowledge that even if
   we have done no harm,
   that we sometimes do not use
   powerful enough [or even the basic]
   tools [goods and/or services]
   to share;
   and if we acknowledge that even if
   we have shared,
   that we sometimes do not use
   powerful enough [or even the basic]
   tools [goods and/or services]
   to help;
   and if we acknowledge that even if
   we have helped,
   that we sometimes do not use
   powerful enough [or even the basic]
   tools [goods and/or services]
   to optimize
   health and wealth;
   then to what extent
   [and for how much time / how many people]
   are we,
   as valued members of our glocal communities,
   [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
   obligated to alleviate suffering
   in the meantime
   while we search for and/or build
   and then begin using
   powerful enough tools?
   theup: The Making of
   If,
   as people,
   our job should be:
   to first, see the roots of suffering;
   second, do no harm;
   third, share;
   fourth, help;
   and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
   and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
   do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
   tools [goods and/or services]
   to see the roots of
   suffering;
   and if we acknowledge that even if
   we have seen the roots of suffering,
   that we sometimes do not use
   powerful enough [or even the basic]
   tools [goods and/or services]
   to do no harm;
   and if we acknowledge that even if
   we have done no harm,
   that we sometimes do not use
   powerful enough [or even the basic]
   tools [goods and/or services]
   to share;
   and if we acknowledge that even if
   we have shared,
   that we sometimes do not use
   powerful enough [or even the basic]
   tools [goods and/or services]
   to help;
   and if we acknowledge that even if
   we have helped,
   that we sometimes do not use
   powerful enough [or even the basic]
   tools [goods and/or services]
   to optimize
   health and wealth;
   then to what extent
   [and for how much time / how many people]
   are we,
   as trusted leaders and valued members
   of our glocal communities,
   [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
   obligated to alleviate suffering
   in the meantime
   while we search for and/or build
   so that we can then begin using
   powerful enough tools?
   The Beginning
   

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5. If,
   as people,
   our job should be:
   to first, see the roots of suffering;
   second, do no harm;
   third, help;
   and fourth, optimize health;
   and if we acknowledge that we sometimes do not use
   powerful enough tools to see the roots of suffering;
   and if we acknowledge that even if we have seen the roots of suffering,
   that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools to do no harm;
   and if we acknowledge that even if we have done no harm,
   that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools to help;
   and if we acknowledge that even if we have helped,
   that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools to optimize health;
   then to what extent are we,
   as trusted leaders and valued members of our glocal communities,
   [rural to urban]
   obligated to alleviate suffering
   in the meantime
   while we search for and/or build
   so that we can then begin using
   powerful enough tools?
   “In the meantime”
   

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7. …
   

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9. Food
   Transportation
   Communication
   

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10. Food
    Transportation
    Communication
    Art
    Truth
    

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11. Food
    Transportation
    Art
    Truth
    Communication
    

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12. Food
    Transportation
    Art
    Truth
    Communication
    Greed
    Anger
    Ignorance
    

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13. Transportation
    Communication
    Greed
    Anger
    Ignorance
    Truth hearing
    Food consumption
    Art consumption
    Truth seeing
    Food production
    Art production
    

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14. Transportation
    Communication
    Greed
    Anger
    Ignorance
    Truth hearing
    Food consumption
    Art consumption
    Truth seeing
    Food production
    Art production
    Family trust
    Community trust
    Self trust
    

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15. Transportation
    Communication
    Greed
    Anger
    Ignorance
    Truth hearing
    Food consumption
    Art consumption
    Truth seeing
    Food production
    Art production
    Family trust
    Community trust
    Self trust
    Attachment to
    non-living things
    Note:
    Note:
    Connection with
    other living things
    

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17. *Star: A Tool for Optimizing
    Health
    

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18. Who am I?
    

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21. What is/are my job(s)?
    

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24. To what extent am I
    using tools for
    communication optimally?
    

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27. To what extent am I
    consuming food optimally?
    

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30. To what extent am I
    consuming art optimally?
    

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33. To what extent am I
    hearing truth?
    

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36. To what extent am I
    greedy?
    

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39. To what extent am I
    angry?
    

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42. To what extent am I
    ignorant?
    

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45. To what extent am I
    attached to
    non-living things?
    

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48. To what extent am I
    connected with
    other living things?
    

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51. To what extent do I trust
    myself?
    trust
    

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54. To what extent do I trust
    my family?
    trust
    

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57. To what extent do I trust
    my community?
    trust
    

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60. To what extent am I
    seeing truth?
    

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63. To what extent am I
    producing art optimally?
    

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66. To what extent am I
    producing food optimally?
    

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69. To what extent am I
    using tools for
    transportation optimally?
    

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73. To what extent am I
    resting?
    

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76. *Star: A Tool for Optimizing
    Health
    

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80. With whom am I sharing?
    

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87. Of what communities
    am I a valued member and
    who is/are my trusted leader(s)?
    

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89. *Star: A Tool for Optimizing
    Health
    

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91. In each other we trust.
    

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93. “In the meantime”
    

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95. …
    

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97. www.beam.org
    

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99. Beam: A Tool for Helping
    

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100. What help - and how
     much - do I need?
     

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103. What help - and how
     much - can I give?
     

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106. Beam: A Tool for Helping
     

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110. StarBeam: A Tool for Balance
     

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111. StarBeam: A Tool for Sharing
     

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113. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, help;
     and fourth, optimize health;
     

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114. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     

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116. StarBeam: A Tool for Sharing
     

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117. With whom am I sharing?
     

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119. To what extent am I
     sharing goods?
     

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122. To what extent am I
     sharing services?
     

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125. How am I
     sharing truth?
     

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128. StarBeam: A Tool for Sharing
     

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130. Communication; Community:
     Tools for Peace
     

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132. Home; Family:
     Tools for Living
     

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134. Eye; (Corp. of) Person(s):
     Tools for Seeing the Roots of
     Suffering
     

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137. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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141. Where am I on earth?
     

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144. To what extent am I
     using tools for
     resuscitation optimally?
     

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146. To what extent am I
     using tools for
     recreation optimally?
     

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148. To what extent am I
     using tools for
     recycling optimally?
     

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150. Where on earth
     am I sharing?
     

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152. With whom do I live?
     

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162. Dear Bernard Arnault (&
     family):
     

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163. Dear Elon Musk:
     

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164. Dear Jeff Bezos:
     

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165. …and so on…
     

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166. Dear Friend:
     

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171. …and so on…
     

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174. If our society
     worked like this
     then to what extent
     would we
     live in peace
     today
     with less suffering
     tomorrow?
     

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175. Trusts Questions
     Maps Networks
     Tools
     

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177. “A Book”
     

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178. “A MovieBook”
     

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179. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     Life on Earth: A Non-Zero-Sum Game
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Beginning
     

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181. …
     

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183. “It’s not yet done.”
     

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185. Am I sharing
     on the internet?
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187. Trusts Questions
     Maps Networks
     Tools
     

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188. Trusts Questions
     Maps Networks
     Tools
     ?
     ?
     …and so on…
     ?
     ?
     Share
     Build
     Search for
     (e)Valuate
     

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190. Trusts Questions
     Maps Networks
     Tools
     ?
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     …and so on…
     ?
     ?
     Share
     Build
     Search for
     (e)Valuate
     

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192. Go home
     

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194. If our society worked like this,
     

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195. If,
     as people,
     our job were today:
     to first, go home [and question; and eat!]
     ;
     second, (e)valuate [using *-]
     our [and each other’s]
     glocal trusts [communities +/- (corps. of) persons +/- families]
     ;
     third, find [on maps]
     people who need help (the most)…
     …and fourth, connect with people who can give (the most) help;
     fifth, build our networks of glocally trusted [community +/- (corp. of) person(s) +/- family]
     leaders;
     and sixth, communicate [and question; and eat!]
     ;
     

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197. TrustNet: A Tool
     for Living in Peace Today
     with Less Suffering Tomorrow
     

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198. MapQuest: A Tool
     for Living in Peace Today
     with Better Tools Tomorrow
     

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199. Powered by: Net
     Trust
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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253. With whom am I sharing?
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     

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265. Enjoy.
     

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266. Evaluate.
     

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267. Share.
     

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269. Translate.
     

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271. And translate:
     

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272. Logic
     Mathematics
     Physics
     Chemistry
     Biology
     Psychology
     Sociology
     

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274. And translate:
     

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275. Art Love
     

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277. And question.
     

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278. And eat!
     

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280. Enjoy.
     

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282. Credits
     

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286. …and so on…
     

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287. Friend
     

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290. Sharing Peaceful
     Seeing
     

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302. Credits
     

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303. Debts
     

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305. Debts
     

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307. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     Life on Earth: A Non-Zero-Sum Game
     The Beginning
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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308. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     Domino: A Book
     The Beginning
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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312. If,
     as people,
     our job were today:
     to first, go home [and question; and eat!]
     ;
     second, (e)valuate [using *-]
     our [and each other’s]
     glocal trusts [communities +/- (corps. of) persons +/- families]
     ;
     third, find [on maps]
     people who need help (the most)…
     …and fourth, connect with people who can give (the most) help;
     fifth, build our networks of glocally trusted [community +/- (corp. of) person(s) +/- family]
     leaders;
     and sixth, communicate [and question; and eat!]
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313. If,
     as people,
     our job [on earth] were today:
     to first, communicate [and question; and eat!]
     ;
     second, build our networks of glocally trusted [community +/- (corp. of) person(s) +/- family]
     leaders;
     third, find [on maps]
     people who need help…
     …and fourth, connect with people who can give help;
     fifth, valuate [using *-]
     our [and each other’s]
     glocal trusts [communities +/- (corps. of) persons +/- families]
     ;
     and sixth, go home [and question; and eat!]
     ;
     If,
     as people,
     our job [on the internet] were today:
     to first, go home [and question]
     ;
     second, (e)valuate [using *-]
     our [and each other’s]
     glocal trusts [communities +/- (corps. of) persons +/- families]
     ;
     third, find [on maps]
     people who need help…
     …and fourth, connect with people who can give help;
     fifth, build our networks of glocally trusted [community +/- (corp. of) person(s) +/- family]
     leaders;
     and sixth, communicate [and question]
     ;
     

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315. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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316. As people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth.
     We acknowledge
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering.
     We acknowledge that even if we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm.
     We acknowledge that even if we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share.
     We acknowledge that even if we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help.
     We acknowledge that even if we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth.
     Therefore, we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     are obligated - to some extent -
     to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools.
     

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318. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     Domino: A Book
     The Beginning
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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319. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The United People
     The Beginning
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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323. “Money follows truth.”
     

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325. Truth is to be
     communicated.
     

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326. Communication is sharing.
     

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327. Money is a tool for sharing.
     

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328. Money is valuable.
     

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329. Time is valuable.
     

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330. Time is money.
     

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331. Money is trust.
     

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332. Truth is trusted.
     

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334. People create money.
     

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335. People create time for
     trusted persons.
     

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336. People create trusted
     person-time.
     

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339. A ledger is a suscitative book.
     

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341. How many people and
     for how much time
     am I helping?
     

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343. What is my mean (e)value and
     how am I sharing?
     Ç
     Ç
     Ç
     Ç
     

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     Ç
     Ç
     Ç
     

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     100 100
     8
     7
     9
     /
     (e)Valuator
     (e)Valuatee
     

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347. 100 100
     100 100
     8
     7
     9
     /
     (e)Valuator
     (e)Valuatee
     

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348. 100 100
     100 100
     8
     7
     9
     /
     (e)Valuator
     (e)Valuatee
     

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349. 100 100
     100 100
     8
     7
     9
     /
     (e)Valuator
     (e)Valuatee
     

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350. 100 100
     100 100
     8
     7
     9
     /
     (e)Valuator
     (e)Valuatee
     

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351. 100 100
     100 100
     8
     7
     9
     /
     (e)Valuator
     (e)Valuatee
     

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352. 100 100
     100 100
     8
     7
     9
     /
     (e)Valuator
     (e)Valuatee
     

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353. 100 100
     100 100
     8
     7
     9
     /
     (e)Valuator
     (e)Valuatee
     

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354. 100 100
     100 100
     8
     7
     9
     /
     (e)Valuator
     (e)Valuatee
     

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360. Logic (set theory)
     Algebra I
     Algebra I (cont’d)
     Geometry I
     Number Theory I
     Logic (model theory)
     Algebra II
     Algebra II (cont’d)
     Number Theory II
     Geometry II
     ————————
     ————————
     Calculus
     ————————
     ————————
     Math
     

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361. Logic
     Mathematics
     Physics
     Chemistry
     Biology
     Psychology
     Sociology
     

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362. Logic I
     Psychology I
     Psychology II
     Sociology I
     Sociology II
     Logic II
     Mathematics I
     Biology
     Physics
     Chemistry
     ————————
     ————————
     Mathematics II
     ————————
     ————————
     Science
     

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364. Logic
     

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365. Psychology
     

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366. Sociology
     

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367. Mathematics
     

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368. Physics
     

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369. Chemistry
     

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370. Biology
     

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371. Biology
     

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372. Biology
     

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373. Biology
     

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374. Biology
     

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376. Economy
     Government
     Education
     

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378. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     Roots and Bases
     The Beginning
     

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379. Too much ignorance,
     too much anger,
     and too much greed;
     and
     too little self trust,
     too little family trust,
     and too little community trust;
     

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380. too much attachment to
     non-living things
     and
     too little connection with
     other living things;
     

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381. and suboptimal communication
     

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382. are roots of suffering.
     

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384. A home
     with:
     

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385. A kitchen sink
     An oven
     A stove
     A shower
     A toilet
     A bathroom sink
     A bed
     A foundation
     An HVAC system
     A plumbing system
     An electrical system
     

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386. and food
     that is:
     

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387. Carbs Proteins Fats
     Vitamins/Minerals
     FLAVOR
     (and other benefits)
     

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388. in the form of:
     

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389. Grains/tubers Legumes
     Nuts/seeds/oils/
     avocado/coconut
     Fruits/vegetables
     (/mushrooms)
     Aromatics/herbs/spices
     (/nutritional yeast)
     + sodium
     + acids
     + condiments
     

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390. and an eye
     and
     a (corp. of) person(s)
     

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391. are basic tools.
     

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392. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     Roots and Bases
     The End
     

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393. View Slide

394. I. A Means to Peace II. Trusted Values
     1. Roots and Bases
     2. *Economy
     3. Government
     4. Economy: A Summary
     5. Government: A Summary
     1. Healthcare: Part 1
     2. Healthcare: Part 2
     3. Education: Part 1
     4. Education: Part 2
     5. Roots and Bases
     Enjoy. Evaluate. Share.
     Once upon a time, we were divided.
     Then, we were united.
     The End.
     (gif)
     The United People
     

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395. I. A Means to Peace II. Trusted Values
     1. Roots and Bases
     2. 12-15
     3. 1-10
     4. 11
     5. Summary
     1. “In the meantime”
     2. *Star
     3. 1-15 /-13
     4. 13
     5. (Artist Needed)
     Enjoy. Evaluate. Share.
     Once upon a time, we were divided.
     Then, we were united.
     The End.
     (gif)
     The United People
     

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396. I. A Means to Peace II. Trusted Values
     1. Roots and Bases
     2. *Economy
     3. Government
     4. Economy: A Summary
     5. Government: A Summary
     1. Healthcare: Part 1
     2. Healthcare: Part 2
     3. Education: Part 1
     4. Education: Part 2
     5. Roots and Bases
     Enjoy. Evaluate. Share.
     Once upon a time, we were divided.
     Then, we were united.
     The End.
     (gif)
     The United People
     

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397. Community Building
     I. A Means to Peace II. Trusted Values
     1. Roots and Bases
     2. *Economy
     3. Government
     4. Economy: A Summary
     5. Government: A Summary
     1. Healthcare: Part 1
     2. Healthcare: Part 2
     3. Education: Part 1
     4. Education: Part 2
     5. Roots and Bases
     Enjoy. Evaluate. Share.
     Once upon a time, we were divided.
     Then, we were united.
     The End.
     (gif)
     

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398. The People of Earth
     I. A Means to Peace II. Trusted Values
     1. Roots and Bases
     2. *Economy
     3. Government
     4. Economy: A Summary
     5. Government: A Summary
     1. Healthcare: Part 1
     2. Healthcare: Part 2
     3. Education: Part 1
     4. Education: Part 2
     5. Roots and Bases
     Enjoy. Evaluate. Share.
     Once upon a time, we were divided.
     Then, we were united.
     The End.
     (gif)
     

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399. View Slide

400. …
     

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401. View Slide

402. Roots and Bases
     Logic I
     Psychology I
     Psychology II
     Sociology I
     Sociology II
     Logic II
     Mathematics I
     Biology
     Physics
     Chemistry
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
     ————————
     ————————
     Mathematics II
     ————————
     ————————
     Science
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     ————
     ————
     ———— ————
     (Artist Needed)
     

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403. Roots and Bases
     Logic (set theory)
     Algebra I
     Algebra I (cont’d)
     Geometry I
     Number Theory I
     Logic (model theory)
     Algebra II
     Algebra II (cont’d)
     Number Theory II
     Geometry II
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
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     ————————
     Calculus
     ————————
     ————————
     Science
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     ————
     ————
     ———— ————
     (Artist Needed)
     

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404. Roots and Bases
     ————————
     ————————
     Visual
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     Narrative
     ————————
     ————————
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
     ————————
     ————————
     Music
     ————————
     ————————
     ————
     Science
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     ————
     ———— ————
     (Artist Needed)
     

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405. Roots and Bases
     Questions
     Formal I
     Formal II
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
     Commands
     Statements
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     ————
     ————
     Science
     ———— ————
     (Artist Needed)
     

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406. Roots and Bases
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
     ————————
     ————————
     (e)Valuations
     Credits
     Debts
     ?
     Summary
     Science
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     Roots Bases
     (Artist Needed)
     

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407. View Slide

408. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     6-10 [+ ? + Summary]
     1-5 [+ Bases]
     [Roots +]
     11-15
     Bonus Materials (1)
     Bonus Materials (2)
     Domino: A Book
     (e)Valuations
     The Beginning
     Preview Trailer Teaser
     The following is intended for a general audience.
     I Just Words I
     

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409. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     6-10 [+ ? + Summary]
     1-5 [+ Bases]
     [Roots +]
     11-15
     The People of Earth
     Roots and Bases
     Domino: A Book
     (e)Valuations
     (Artist Needed)
     Preview Trailer Teaser
     The following is intended for a general audience.
     I Just Words I
     

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411. …
     

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413. “The Money Fix: A
     Documentary for
     Monetary Reform”*
     *Specifically, the first 32 seconds starting from 1:03:09 in the
     video uploaded to YouTube by 5iF3R
     

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414. View Slide

415. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     0 0
     0 0
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     

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416. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     0 0
     1 -1
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B Person A
     ...
     ...
     ...
     ...
     

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417. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -1 1
     1 -1
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person D Person C
     ... ...
     ... ...
     

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418. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -1 0
     2 -1
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person A
     Person D
     ... ...
     ...
     ...
     

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419. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -1 1
     2 -2
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B
     Person D
     ...
     ...
     ...
     ...
     

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420. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -2 2
     1 -1
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B Person A
     Person D Person C
     ... ...
     ... ...
     

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421. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -1 1
     2 -2
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B Person A
     Person D Person C
     ... ...
     ...
     ...
     

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422. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -2 0
     3 -1
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person C Person D
     Person A Person B
     ...
     ...
     ...
     ...
     

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423. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -3 1
     2 0
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B Person A
     Person D Person C
     ... ...
     ... ...
     

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424. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -1 4
     -1 -2
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person D Person C
     Person B Person A
     3
     3
     2
     2
     3
     3
     2
     2
     ... ...
     ...
     ...
     

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425. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     0 3
     -5 2
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B Person A
     Person D Person C
     4 4
     3 4
     3
     2
     2
     4
     ...
     ...
     ...
     ...
     

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426. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -3 3
     -2 2
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person C
     Person A
     3
     3
     2
     4
     3
     3 4
     3
     2
     3
     ... ...
     ... ...
     

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427. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     0 0
     0 0
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B
     Person D
     2
     2 2
     4
     3
     3 4
     3 2
     2 3
     3
     Person A
     2
     Person C
     3
     3
     3
     ... ...
     ...
     ...
     

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428. View Slide

429. The People of Earth
     I. A Means to Peace II. Trusted Values
     1. Roots and Bases
     2. *Economy
     3. Government
     4. Economy: A Summary
     5. Government: A Summary
     1. Healthcare: Part 1
     2. Healthcare: Part 2
     3. Education: Part 1
     4. Education: Part 2
     5. Roots and Bases
     Enjoy. Evaluate. Share.
     Once upon a time, we were divided.
     Then, we were united.
     The End.
     (gif)
     

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430. The People of Earth
     I. A Means to Peace II. Trusted Values
     1. Roots and Bases
     2. 12-15
     3. 1-10
     4. 11
     5. Summary
     1. “In the meantime”
     2. *Star
     3. 1-15 /-13
     4. 13
     5. (Artist Needed)
     Enjoy. Evaluate. Share.
     Once upon a time, we were divided.
     Then, we were united.
     The End.
     (gif)
     

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431. The People of Earth
     I. A Means to Peace II. Trusted Values
     1. Roots and Bases
     2. 12, 13, 14+, 15
     3. 1-10
     4. 11
     5. Summary
     1. “In the meantime”
     2. *Star
     3. 1-12, 14+, 15
     4. 13
     5. (Artist Needed)
     Enjoy. Evaluate. Share.
     Once upon a time, we were divided.
     Then, we were united.
     The End.
     (gif)
     

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432. View Slide

433. Roots and Bases
     ————————
     ————————
     Visual
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     Narrative
     ————————
     ————————
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
     ————————
     ————————
     Music
     ————————
     ————————
     ————
     Science
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     ————
     ———— ————
     (Artist Needed)
     

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434. Roots and Bases
     ————————
     ————————
     Visual
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     Narrative
     ————————
     ————————
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
     ————————
     ————————
     Music
     Credits
     ————————
     ————
     Science
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     ————
     ———— ————
     (Artist Needed)
     

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435. Roots and Bases
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
     ————————
     ————————
     (e)Valuations
     Credits
     Debts
     ?
     Summary
     Science
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     Roots Bases
     (Artist Needed)
     

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436. View Slide

437. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     6-10 [+ ? + Summary]
     1-5 [+ Bases]
     [Roots +]
     11-15
     Bonus Materials (1)
     Bonus Materials (2)
     Domino: A Book
     (e)Valuations
     The Beginning
     Preview Trailer Teaser
     The following is intended for a general audience.
     I Just Words I
     

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438. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     6-10 [+ ? + Summary]
     1-5 [+ Bases]
     [Roots +]
     11-15
     Bonus Materials (1)
     Bonus Materials (2)
     Domino: A Book
     (e)Valuations
     The Beginning
     Preview Trailer Teaser
     The following is intended for a general audience.
     I Just Words I
     Credits
     

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440. …
     

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441. View Slide

442. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The United People
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Beginning
     

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443. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Untitled Project
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Beginning
     

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445. …
     

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447. …
     

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448. View Slide

449. …
     

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450. View Slide

451. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Untitled Project: The Making of
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Beginning
     

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453. …
     

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455. …
     

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457. …
     

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458. View Slide

459. Can basic tools be shared
     on credit?
     .
     

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460. Basic tools can be shared
     on credit.
     

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463. View Slide

464. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Untitled Project
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Beginning
     

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465. The Beginning
     The Untitled Project
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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471. Earth
     Sun Moon
     

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472. DNA
     

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473. Roots and Bases
     Logic I
     Psychology I
     Psychology II
     Sociology I
     Sociology II
     Logic II
     Mathematics I
     Biology
     Physics
     Chemistry
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
     ————————
     ————————
     Mathematics II
     ————————
     ————————
     Science
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     ————
     ————
     ———— ————
     (Artist Needed)
     

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474. Roots and Bases
     Logic I
     Psychology I
     Psychology II
     Sociology I
     Sociology II
     Logic II
     Mathematics I
     Biology I
     Physics
     Chemistry
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
     ————————
     ————————
     Mathematics II
     ————————
     ————————
     Science
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     Earth Science & Biology II
     ————
     ———— ————
     (Artist Needed)
     

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475. Roots and Bases
     ————————
     ————————
     Visual
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     Narrative
     ————————
     ————————
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
     ————————
     ————————
     Music
     Credits
     ————————
     ————
     Science
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     ————
     ———— ————
     (Artist Needed)
     

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476. Roots and Bases
     ————————
     ————————
     Picture
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     ————————
     Narrative
     ————————
     ————————
     Home. Food. Trust and Communication.
     ————————
     ————————
     Music
     Credits
     ————————
     Animation
     Science
     Art
     Math
     Language *E&G
     ————
     ———— ————
     (Artist Needed)
     

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477. View Slide

478. The People of Earth
     I. A Means to Peace II. Trusted Values
     1. Roots and Bases
     2. *Economy
     3. Government
     4. Economy: A Summary
     5. Government: A Summary
     1. Healthcare: Part 1
     2. Healthcare: Part 2
     3. Education: Part 1
     4. Education: Part 2
     5. Roots and Bases
     Enjoy. Evaluate. Share.
     Once upon a time, we were divided.
     Then, we were united.
     The End.
     (gif)
     

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479. The People of Earth
     I. A Means to Peace II. Trusted Values
     1. Roots and Bases
     2. 12, 13, 14+, 15
     3. 1-10
     4. 11
     5. Summary
     1. “In the meantime”
     2. *Star
     3. 1-12, 14+, 15
     4. 13
     5. (Artist Needed)
     Enjoy. Evaluate. Share.
     Once upon a time, we were divided.
     Then, we were united.
     The End.
     (gif)
     

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480. The People of Earth
     I. A Means to Peace II. Trusted Values
     1. Roots and Bases
     2. 12, 13, 14+, 15
     3. 1-10
     4. 11
     5. Summary
     1. “In the meantime”
     2. *Star
     3. 1-13, 14+, 15
     4. Earth Sci & Bio II
     5. (Artist Needed)
     Enjoy. Evaluate. Share.
     Once upon a time, we were divided.
     Then, we were united.
     The End.
     (gif)
     

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481. View Slide

482. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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483. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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484. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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485. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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486. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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487. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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488. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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489. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

     View Slide

490. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

     View Slide

491. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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492. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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493. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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494. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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495. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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496. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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497. The End
     Life on Earth
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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498. View Slide

499. …
     

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500. View Slide

501. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     0 0
     0 0
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     A
     

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502. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     0 0
     1 -1
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B Person A
     ...
     ...
     ...
     ...
     F#
     

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503. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -1 1
     1 -1
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person D Person C
     ... ...
     ... ...
     A
     

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504. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -1 0
     2 -1
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person A
     Person D
     ... ...
     ...
     ...
     B
     

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505. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -1 1
     2 -2
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B
     Person D
     ...
     ...
     ...
     ...
     C
     

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506. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -2 2
     1 -1
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B Person A
     Person D Person C
     ... ...
     ... ...
     A
     

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507. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -1 1
     2 -2
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B Person A
     Person D Person C
     ... ...
     ...
     ...
     C
     

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508. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -2 0
     3 -1
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person C Person D
     Person A Person B
     ...
     ...
     ...
     ...
     A
     

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509. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -3 1
     2 0
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B Person A
     Person D Person C
     ... ...
     ... ...
     B
     

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510. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -1 4
     -1 -2
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person D Person C
     Person B Person A
     3
     3
     2
     2
     3
     3
     2
     2
     ... ...
     ...
     ...
     G
     

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511. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     0 3
     -5 2
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B Person A
     Person D Person C
     4 4
     3 4
     3
     2
     2
     4
     ...
     ...
     ...
     ...
     B
     

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512. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     -3 3
     -2 2
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person C
     Person A
     3
     3
     2
     4
     3
     3 4
     3
     2
     3
     ... ...
     ... ...
     G
     

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513. Person D
     Person A
     Person C
     Person B
     0 0
     0 0
     Person A Person B
     Person C Person D
     Person B
     Person D
     2
     2 2
     4
     3
     3 4
     3 2
     2 3
     3
     Person A
     2
     Person C
     3
     3
     3
     ... ...
     ...
     ...
     A
     

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514. View Slide

515. Symphony 7 Movement 2
     By: Beethoven
     

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516. View Slide

517. 4-part harmony added to
     “Credits theme"
     

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518. View Slide

519. 12-bar melody added to
     “Credits theme”
     

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520. View Slide

521. 1. Life on Earth
     2. Domino: A Book
     3. The People of Earth
     4. Roots and Bases
     5. Life on Earth
     theup
     theup: The Making of
     

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522. View Slide

523. Currently constructing
     Music section of
     Roots and Bases
     

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524. View Slide

525. The Beginning
     The Untitled Project
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     

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526. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Untitled Project
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Beginning
     

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527. View Slide

528. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Untitled Project
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Beginning
     

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529. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Unfinished Project
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The Beginning
     

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530. View Slide

531. Adam
     

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532. View Slide

533. If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as valued members of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     and then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     theup: The Making of
     If,
     as people,
     our job should be:
     to first, see the roots of suffering;
     second, do no harm;
     third, share;
     fourth, help;
     and fifth, optimize health and wealth;
     and if we acknowledge that we sometimes
     do not use powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to see the roots of
     suffering;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have seen the roots of suffering,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to do no harm;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have done no harm,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to share;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have shared,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to help;
     and if we acknowledge that even if
     we have helped,
     that we sometimes do not use
     powerful enough [or even the basic]
     tools [goods and/or services]
     to optimize
     health and wealth;
     then to what extent
     [and for how much time / how many people]
     are we,
     as trusted leaders and valued members
     of our glocal communities,
     [rural to urban; on earth +/- on the internet]
     obligated to alleviate suffering
     in the meantime
     while we search for and/or build
     so that we can then begin using
     powerful enough tools?
     The End
     

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