University Research Exploration

I like to think of holistic university research exploration as a broader way to understand Earth’s phenomena. In many ways, it’s better to use knowledge holistically and preventively than to dissect it reactively and reductionistically. The dissection approach looks at cells and cellular material in your body, while holistic research exploration considers the natural and human environment in context. The broader holistic scale keeps people in a dynamic state of health equilibrium and a more homeostatic relationship with the cumulative totality of nature and humanity. Dissection is like dragging a person behind a pickup truck and blaming them for getting blood on the road. In many ways, I am trying to broaden the focus to include a more ecosystem-based approach to living on Earth. The idea is holistic, cumulative health and well-being for each of us and all of us, everyone, everything, everywhere, which aligns with the University Earth Research Explorers Cycle. In many ways, the future will be about continuous, adaptive striving toward a desired future condition for everyone, everything, everywhere. No one will be left behind because everyone goes through a holistic inclusion ceremony at the forefront, creating unity and equity. No one is left behind, so there is little chance of the destructive, reactionary, reductionist dissection of how things are done. Everyone will be included and accepted, with continuous learning, exploration, discovery, investment, and the freedom to experience everything they want on Earth. Furthermore, everyone receives a collaboration-connectivity device called the location-enabled integrated device. These suggestions prevent loneliness, isolation, confinement, boredom, and other detrimental situations. Furthermore, the cycle creates conditions that minimize confusion, confinement, conflict, controversy, fragmentation, control, and chaos, reducing the chances that people will be affected by any perturbation. Put simply, coupled with holistic inclusion and acceptance, the University Earth Research Explorers Cycle solves most major problems on Earth, minimizing the need for reactive investigations. However, some problems may still need attention, especially illness-related ones. I envision that universal involvement in hypothesizing, scoping, census, pattern recognition, and research exploration will help us understand illness and environmental problems. Therefore, as you can see, each of us contributes to all of us, everyone, everything, everywhere, and all of us, everyone, everything, everywhere contributes to each of us. Furthermore, a holistic Earth ethic of foundational fundamentals includes aspiring to be loving, caring, sharing, giving, forgiving, and genuinely kind, striving to bring about harmonious humanity of comfort, joy, love, hope, unity, equity, faith, justice, and sustainable, striving happiness. Then we should strive for natural Earth, natural humanity, natural healthy living, and natural spirituality with God. If we view all that I mentioned as redundancies toward a more holistic desired future condition, then it is obvious we will be more resilient, making us much less susceptible to perturbations in our various habitats and ecosystems. This virtually eliminates the need for reactionary reductionistic functioning in favor of a holistic approach to living on Earth. The overall goal should be to achieve holistic, harmonious humanity in nature. Until then, however, I suspect the traditional perspective will respond with war and promote the current condition functioning. The more we allocate energy to detrimental past functioning, the more opportunity cost we lose instead of investing in desired future conditions. Therefore, we need to spread this holistic vision and worldview worldwide to gain immediate support and acceptance. I look forward to enhancing everyone’s vigor with holistic prevention instead of contributing to survival-zone suffering, deterioration, destructive cumulative-totality perturbations, and detrimental impacts. No one does it better than each of us, or all of us together. World without end…