Natural earth driving is an ethos that strives to continually adapt and improve humanity’s developments.  Not only that, but new developments should also be planned to take into account nature, energy, renewables, and sustainable living.   I’m not talking about going back to the Vikings’ huts, although it would be a noble idea to live in one of those cabins, since it seems like a sustainable way to build shelter.   With wisdom and continual creativity, we can have our cake and eat it too. We can have architecture create buildings that satisfy not only enterprise-centric, man-centered requirements, but also nature and our desire for a future condition.    The concept of planning with nature in mind has been around for a long time, but we very rarely see structures that incorporate this planning.   I have seen urban areas with vegetation and trees planted throughout the buildings, which seems interesting.   The more we consider nature and integrate it into our construction processes, the better people will feel.    Moreover, planning with renewables in mind also helps you feel good about contributing as much as you can to our world.   It would be best to transition to a world of perpetual energy generation, where we don’t have to worry about installing solar panels and wind farms everywhere.  However, I have favored solar panel shingles, which seem to integrate the two concepts as a novel approach to solving the problem.    Taking up agricultural fields for solar panels doesn’t make sense to me.   Therefore, we need to strive to make our buildings more environmentally friendly with energy generation cycles in mind.  I have a hypothesis that train and car energy generation may meet energy needs for the foreseeable future, but I may be shortsighted. I’m not sure it can be done.   

Our approach to human development stands at a pivotal juncture, demanding a fundamental shift towards a more symbiotic relationship with our planet. I advocate for a philosophy I term “Natural Earth Driving,” an ethos centered on proactively adapting and enhancing our built environments to foster continual improvement for all life. This vision calls for every new development to be conceived from its very inception with nature, renewable energy, and holistic sustainability at its core.

This isn’t about romanticizing a return to rudimentary, ancient dwellings. While historical structures often embody a certain sustainable ingenuity, my proposition embraces foresight and environmental technological advancement. With the boundless wisdom of knowledge and unwavering human creativity, we possess the capacity to achieve an unprecedented balance – where our modern architectural endeavors not only fulfill the functional and commercial requirements of human enterprise but also profoundly satisfy the ecological imperative of nature and secure a thriving future for generations to come.

It’s an undeniable truth that the principle of designing in harmony with nature has existed for millennia. Yet, it remains an unfortunate rarity to witness structures that genuinely embody this integrated planning. We occasionally see glimpses, like urban structures adorned with carefully cultivated vegetation and integrated green spaces, which demonstrably enhance the well-being of their inhabitants and surroundings. The more deeply we integrate biophilic design and natural elements into our construction processes, the more profoundly we contribute to human health and happiness.

Furthermore, consciously designing with renewable energy generation in mind instills a profound sense of purpose and contribution to the global good. While the ultimate aspiration might be a future of truly perpetual, ubiquitous energy generation that minimizes visible infrastructure, our immediate goal should be intelligent integration. Solutions like solar panel shingles, which seamlessly merge energy generation with essential building components, represent a novel and highly effective pathway forward. This approach avoids the complex land-use dilemmas posed by dedicating vast agricultural fields to solar farms, instead transforming our buildings themselves into energy producers. We must strive to make our built environments inherently more environmentally friendly, actively participating in energy generation cycles rather than solely consuming resources. I hypothesize that future innovations in infrastructure, perhaps even harnessing kinetic energy from transportation systems, could significantly contribute to our energy needs, although the precise implementation requires considerable research and development.

Ultimately, our collective well-being hinges on a paradigm where every new building and community is a testament to thoughtful, integrated design – a place where nature, technology, and human ingenuity converge for a resilient and flourishing future.   The overall planetary solution to our energy crisis is the concept of holistic integration of A variety of holistic solutions for everyone, everything, everywhere on earth.   Nobody does it better than each of us and all of us together. World without end….

Richard Thomas Simmons

Dear Everyone,

Racism is a strange concept to be around as long as it’s been around.  When will people realize that we’re all earthlings or God‘s children?   I guess people call it hate, but I see it as a distraction and a diversion from paying attention to our problems on earth.  The other thing I find frustrating is the concept of not accepting all religions. I have written papers about the common foundation of all religions on earth, taking the most positive concepts from each while creating a common theme throughout.   Then, we can have unique diversity at the same time.   Getting back to racism, I believe it is a distraction and diversion created by industrial earth, Kings, castles, and kingdoms.   In other words, it’s kind of like a relativist kind of concept.   Relatively speaking, paying attention to racism, trumps paying attention to the real value, energy and benefits people have to offer the world.   In other words, it keeps people tangled in a fight when we should be celebrating all that we can about living on this miraculous planet.   I see racism as a common problem in environmental justice and social justice, and it should be included in that kind of concept instead.   The more we pay attention to racism, the more we pay attention to our differences, but we should be paying more attention to our similarities as well as differences.   Maybe we have racism because we don’t have a similarity foundation on earth presently.   The We-Me explorers Cycle has a foundation in similarity that we can also celebrate.   After we celebrate our similarities, we can celebrate our differences.   Nobody does it better than each of us and all of us together.   World without end…

It is truly perplexing to witness the enduring shadow of division, particularly that of racism, casting its long pall over human history. One often wonders when humanity will fully grasp the fundamental truth of our shared existence – whether we consider ourselves children of the Earth or a divine creation, our common origins bind us inextricably.

I find that much of what is labeled as ‘hate’ fundamentally serves as a profound distraction. It diverts our collective energies and focus away from the urgent challenges and immense potential that lie before us on this planet. This diversion is equally evident in the pervasive intolerance often shown towards diverse religious beliefs. For years, I have explored the concept of a “similarity foundation” – a framework that identifies and synthesizes the most positive, universal ethical principles and energetic concepts inherent in every major faith tradition. My belief is that by crystallizing these shared values, we can forge a common global ethos that not only unites us but also beautifully accommodates and celebrates the rich tapestry of unique cultural and spiritual expressions.

Returning to the issue of racism, it strikes me as less an intrinsic human flaw and more a carefully orchestrated diversion, historically propagated by power structures — be they ancient monarchies, industrial empires, or any system benefiting from internal strife. This insidious mechanism effectively siphons human ingenuity and potential into endless, debilitating conflicts, rather than channeling it toward collective advancement. It is a societal misdirection that obscures the immense value, diverse energies, and profound benefits each individual and community could contribute to the world. Instead of celebrating our shared journey on this miraculous planet, we remain entangled in unproductive battles.

I firmly believe that racism is not an isolated phenomenon but an integral facet of the broader challenges encapsulated by environmental and social justice. Addressing it effectively requires integrating it within this comprehensive framework. Our current discourse often, and regrettably, places an disproportionate emphasis on differences when confronting racism. While acknowledging our distinct identities is crucial, an equally vital, if not more pressing, task is to consciously cultivate and celebrate our profound similarities. Perhaps the enduring presence of racism is, in part, a symptom of the absence of a truly robust “similarity foundation” in our global consciousness.

To bridge this gap, frameworks like “The We-Me Explorers Cycle” offer compelling pathways. They propose a methodology for first recognizing and celebrating our deep-seated commonalities – our shared humanity, aspirations, and fundamental needs. Only after establishing this bedrock of unity can we then fully and respectfully appreciate the magnificent spectrum of our differences, allowing them to enrich rather than divide us.

The boundless potential of humanity truly blossoms when each of us contributes our unique strengths, and when all of us collaborate in harmonious concert. It is in this unified endeavor that we discover an infinite horizon of possibility.

Richard Thomas Simmons

This paper is weird because I do not know whether I am living in the present, the past, or the future. Because of the takings-extraction-exchange-exclusion cycle (has it stopped?) and the current state of the industrial earth king’s castles and kingdoms (are they still in control?), I’m realizing that the longer my energy contribution continues, the more people and our natural environment are at risk (past, present, or future?).   I don’t know if it’s intentional or not, but the more I write, passing along my observations, patterns, hypotheses, and ideas, as well as my creativity, the more I am in a survival zone (is it the same for the rest of the workers on earth?). If I am living in the past, maybe things transitioned long ago, and I’m just wasting my time pointing this out?) I have been trying to communicate my perspectives to everyone. Still, I have received a few responses (am I on an assembly line, on a conveyor belt, in Industrial Earth, Kings’ castles and kingdoms?). However, I do realize that other people are going through the same kind of extraction, exchange, exclusion, and taking cycle. (past, present, or future?) In contrast, in a traditional definition of a successful world (as in holistic disciplines), I’m realizing that other people may be improving their lives while clinging to historic concepts of war, violence, terrorism, crime, and other maladies. If I look at it in a positive light, it may be a good thing that people are learning some concepts from holistic striving people. Still, it may not be suitable for their families, or for everyone, or for everything, or for everywhere, as industrial earth kings’ castles and kingdoms remain out of context and in control of our planet at the same time. Therefore, to keep everyone out of the survival zone preventable suffering like that of Everyone, everywhere on earth, again, I am trying to transition today to a more holistic concept of the We-Me Unidiversity Earth Research Explorers Cycle, coupled with the integrated device. The ethics and values alone would contribute significantly to dynamic equilibrium and homeostasis.   (Am I able to share, or have I been made to be irrelevant by industrial earth kings, castles, and kingdoms?)

Overall, I think I’m contributing to harmony, balance, and homeostasis on Earth similarly.  In the future, the playing field will be the We-Me university research explorer cycle, so that everyone can live their lives. This way, everyone gets credit for their contributions, observations, pattern identification, creativity, ideas, and overall energy allocation.   In fact, I have wondered how many people were motivated inspirationally to go back to school to study holistic subjects, only to meet the traditional definitions of success.   However, if everyone is studying holistic things, it’s good for creating homeostasis and dynamic equilibrium, which support stability.   So, I’m torn.  It’s sort of like sacrificing yourself as Jesus did for the benefit of everyone, everything, everywhere on earth. What Jesus did was pure love, and he understood that taking up the cross and dying on the cross meant saving humanity.   However, the Unidiversity Research Explorer Cycle transitions everyone, everything, and everywhere on Earth toward a more harmonious balance and homeostasis as we learn, explore, contribute, experience, and discover all that we choose, like greater relative freedom.

In doing so, I would prefer to have everyone contribute all of their allocatable energy towards the concept of adaptive striving, positive energy towards the desired future condition, so that we can create harmonic conditions, balancing, and homeostasis at that scale.  This means people contributing to relatively prioritized health and help projects on Earth. People sacrificing their lives for others reminds me of the military. Moreover, I’m realizing now that all wars may have been manufactured conditions from manufactured logic in the industrial earth, Kings’ castles, and kingdoms’ approach to living on earth.  The We-Me university research explorer cycle allows everyone to holistically prevent problems from occurring in the first place, rather than reacting to them, to minimize the risk of someone losing their life.   We do this by allowing our tremendous, unique diversity of each of us, and all of us on earth, to contribute towards the dynamic equilibrium and holistic homeostasis that keeps us surviving on this planet.   The existence of atomic bombs is the exact opposite of this condition. Thus, they should be eradicated as soon as possible on this planet, and all war should be ended.   Then, we can do what God and Nature need us to do.  It seems like nature in the universe is communicating with us, which probably means the source is God.   By allowing us to learn and explore as we create hypotheses, patterns, ideas, and observations, we use our unique diversity to adapt and strive toward desired future conditions, fostering a sense of homeostasis or dynamic stability.   Over time, as ecological succession unfolds, people will be stakeholders and stewards of this dynamic process, helping to ensure it does not harm humanity or nature.   We must be careful not to play God in Yellowstone, where our anthropocentric decision-making may impact the overall nature and human conditions.  

In many ways, we need to let heaven and nature sing, which means taking into consideration all that our ancestors contributed as we learn as much as we can about nature and humanity.  Thus, we must put things in context with God, nature, and the universe in terms of consciousness or infinite awareness potential. Learning, exploring, experiencing, and discovering make life worth it on planet Earth, and beyond. The satisfaction of curiosity is a lot like joy and pleasure.   Therefore, I believe we should not share everything to make people instantly aware.  We ought to let them strive to explore and learn about themselves so they can make the revelations that I’m trying to make.   We need to transition because, in our country, we are more focused on laws, rules, regulations, policies, and procedures (the means functioning) than on learning the most essential concepts, such as climate change and the need for renewables. We need a balance more than anything, like natural earth striving.  In other words, the taking-extraction-exclusion cycle takes from those more motivated by heart energy and rationality and gives to those more motivated by industrial earth and manufactured logic.    In essence, industrial earth kings, castles, and kingdoms take your heart like an Aztec sacrifice over time and give it to those who created the conditions to destroy our people on our planet, so they can learn what holistic people learned.   So, it’s kind of like a big switcheroo concept for some people, especially for the more controlled people within the hierarchies of industrial earth kings, castles, and kingdoms, who manufactured the conditions that destroyed people’s lives, caused unspeakable, preventable suffering, and harmed our natural environment.  However, on the bright side, they learned a lot and may be inspired to pursue a brighter, more desirable future.   I will forgive everyone once they go through confessions, reconciliations, and counseling.   In conclusion, I am interested in transitioning the manufactured Industrial Earth Logic so we can contribute holistic, rationally created heart energy as the context and primary motivator.  Then we will end all the preventable suffering on earth.   I am interested in everyone, everything, everywhere on earth and beyond.   It is time to let heaven and nature sing, so we can all experience joy, and all that it means to be living on this miraculous planet.   Nobody does it better than each of us and all of us together.   World without end…

First of all, I don’t see the concept of traditional economics as being mostly irrelevant, because we have been an extremely materialistic Society for a long time.  I do agree, however, that supply and demand, when we have a concept of durable goods, holistic supplies, and a little materialism.    I do like the idea of applied economics, which takes into account geography and all the context associated with making a decision.   I also like applied economics because it seeks to understand spatial patterns over time when something is manipulated in one area and its effects elsewhere. Therefore, I can see the concept of applied economics as being useful.  However, there’s a new concept called ecological economics that takes into account the value of nature when making decisions.   I agree with this concept, too; in fact, I believe I contributed to it.   In fact, I’ve realized that the total value of diversity on planet Earth is infinite dollars, or thereabouts.   Therefore, the concept of nature really tells us that traditional economics is nothing compared to the totality of everyone and everything on earth.   When I read about markets, equilibrium, and economics, it is strange. Understanding supply and demand is complicated in the context of the Earth as a whole.   It is often manipulated by industrial Earth, Kings, castles, and kingdoms.  This affects investments and the stock market. In other words, the stock market is kind of like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.   The stock market is predictable because of its ups and downs, roller coaster rides.   And these could be manufactured.    In addition, traditional economics is more like a reactionary reductionist science, whereas applied economics seems more like ecology and geography.  If we consider applying economics as ecology and Geography, we can visualize and analyze these variables with everything else on earth, in hopes of striving to find a dynamic equilibrium, balance, and homeostasis of durable goods manufactured, food grown, and holistic supplies.   We must strive for holistic growth on our planet, keeping things in context with dynamic equilibrium, harmonious striving, and homeostasis.   By doing so, we create a sense of stability on our planet, reducing the likelihood of perturbations.    As we adapt over time through ecological succession, the wee explorer cycle, with everyone on Earth, continuously and adaptively strives toward the desired future condition, mitigating perturbations and planning for the future.  This includes a concept of health and help: Project picking people up and helping them thrive in our world as we take care of everyone, everything, everywhere on earth.   Nobody does it better than each of us and all of us together. World without end….

Although each of us is different on this planet, which is a really great thing, we need to keep everything in a state of dynamic equilibrium on a more similar level or scale.  I’ve had the idea of ecological equilibrium compensation, which keeps things in a state of dynamic equilibrium for all of us, everyone, everything, everywhere on earth, in a striving sort of way.  Dynamic equilibrium is about keeping things in balance.  Therefore, dynamic helium is about creating stability.   Dynamic equilibrium, as defined, involves constant interactions between people/ living organisms and their physical environment, including abiotic factors.  Resistance is the concept that means an ecosystem remains stable despite disturbances, while resilience measures how quickly an ecosystem can recover to its equilibrium state after adisturbance.   Ecosystems and dynamic equilibrium can adapt to gradual changes; however, it’s challenging to adapt to war, violence, and terrorism.  Therefore, we must all work hard towards ending all war, violence, and terrorism on earth. Moreover, we must strive to minimize conflict, controversy, and chaos in our world.

These concepts tend to upset the dynamic equilibrium because they create instability, such as homelessness, violence, war, terrorism, and all the preventable suffering associated with such concepts.   The Wii Explorer cycle is based on the ecological concept of adapting to a desired future state, thereby maintaining stability and dynamic equilibrium.   If we all contribute to the integrated device, we can work towards maintaining a dynamic equilibrium, keeping perturbations far from our systems. We may have localized perturbations, but with the wee university research explorer cycle, we should be able to adapt to them, keeping the whole in dynamic equilibrium.  In other words, it’s kind of like homeostasis, which keeps our heart beating and everything stable in an ecosystem.  Continuous adaptive striving towards a desired future condition is meant to maintain homeostasis at a similar level, while the diversity of all of us on Earth creates stability.  Overall, equilibrium occurs when all living species, especially humans, live in harmony with their environment.  If we keep things in harmonic balance on our planet, we should be able to maintain ecological stability.   When we have these conditions, ecosystems can balance over time and adapt to changes to maintain that balance. Thus, the concept of the wee university research explorer cycle is highly desirable from an ecological perspective. The cycle adapts over time by creating a health or help project to increase the health and well-being of everyone, everything, everywhere on Earth.   We all do this together so that nobody is left behind.  Moreover, we need to take care of our planet and its species, including their habitats.   This allows us to maintain the dynamic equilibrium that creates a concept of homeostasis as a similarity concept.   Over time, we can experience ecological succession, striving toward desired future conditions as we help everyone, everything, and everywhere on Earth cope with perturbations.  

Overall, I want to give credit to ecology for shaping how I think about everything, including the university research explorer cycle.   There is so much to know about ecology, but I have only scratched the surface with some general concepts I internalized from several ecology classes.   One concept that concerns me is the lack of Volterra and predator-prey population dynamics.    It appears that industrial earth, Kings, castles, and kingdoms are more like predators, and people are more like prey. However, I think we are approaching a more dynamic equilibrium.  I think we can address Earth’s population problems by understanding places with dynamic equilibrium and greater homeostasis, as well as those that are stable.   By working from both ends of the spectrum, scientists, through all our efforts, should understand ways to keep things in dynamic equilibrium for us all on planet Earth.    I am concerned that growth will encroach on naturally beneficial areas, such as agricultural land and areas of natural diversity.   Therefore, we should strive to live in a more suburban-urban complex with extensive green space. urban trees, and parks, with trips to natural and agricultural areas when needed.   Fragmentation is an ongoing urban downward spiral in which people are impacting landscapes as the population grows.   Without a doubt, it would be beneficial to start working on a population health and help project to keep things in harmonic balance over time as things change.   I want to say I’m so thankful for my education, especially in ecology and geography, for the concepts I’ve learned. Although I’m not proficient at explaining every word, I understood the major concepts, which allowed me to think outside of the box.   

In the 2000s, I had an idea called the be aware concept. It was meant to be a point-and-polygon layer in GIS. Initially, I thought it was like the concept of using regions in ArcInfo or ArcView. Initially, I intended it to be a way to coordinate field efforts, as I was a GIS Forester in the 2000s.  However, it can be used as it can be used as a forecasting or a concept to let somebody know that they need to be aware of a hazard, a concern, something to learn, Something that needs to be done, Or anything else you can imagine   Anyway, the We-Me University research Explorers cycle coupled with GIS methods Along with the integrated device can be used to build awareness including everything everyone everywhere on earth.   This is kind of like cumulative totality consciousness, because with awareness, you learn as much as you want to know about the current condition.   With this concept, you can be mindful of your current surroundings or anything on Earth in order to improve the future.   This concept allows people to perceive their environments, hypothesize, learn, explore, observe, and understand patterns.   For example, consciousness and awareness of something are kind of like activism.  In the future, to express your displeasure with something going on in the world, all you need to do is digitize a point or collect a coordinate with your integrated device.   If it is a protest, you can monitor yourself in the particular location where you would like to protest.   Over time, this concept allows you to build up a repertoire and a cumulative totality of experiences of awareness or consciousness.  Therefore, it is like building a history layer you can refer to at any time in your life, especially at the end of your life.   It can also be passed on to your children to commemorate all the things you did in your life, learning about everything, everyone, and everywhere on Earth.   In essence, all of your contributions, data information, cumulative knowledge, explorations, patterns, hypotheses, observations, and all that you’ve learned about being alive on this miraculous planet.   In addition, you get to learn about yourself, which I consider a miracle in itself.  

Additionally, I thought of it as a way to create management plans in forestry because it captures the history after digitizing a polygon or a point on top of the overlapping polygons and points. Expanding this concept beyond management plans, you could capture the history of anything on Earth by geographic area. Initially, I had the concept of being aware of working with rare, threatened, and endangered plant locations, eagle nests, recreational areas, special areas, and special sites. All the polygons and point locations overlapped, so a digitized polygon on top of the layer returned everything that intersected it. At the time, I attached photos to a linked PDF document in an Access database.

Similarly, people over time can build a movement to transition our world to more of an adaptive striving towards the desired future condition reality for all of us, everyone, everything, everywhere on earth.  The concept of being aware is more than simply being aware of yourself in your own consciousness; it also involves contributing to others so they can learn from your life, if you so choose.   In a way, this creates a concept of infinite awareness of as many things as you’d like to learn about or observe.   When you combine these things with other people’s observations, opinions, patterns, hypotheses, and awareness points, one can ask more questions or contribute to the cumulative totality of their consciousness while contributing to everyone else’s consciousness.  This allows everyone to learn from one another because the coordinates capture data and cumulative knowledge is recorded.  Hence, these knowledge points or coordinates can inform decisions or generate additional hypotheses.   Likewise, it brings awareness so you can know yourself in context with our world and the universe.   Accordingly, this concept of being aware of everything, everyone, and everywhere can help you learn about the infinite reality and what it means to live this miraculous experience on Earth in the context of our universe.   Besides creating a monument solely for informational purposes, you could create a monument to memory or a celebration of life, for example.   Simple patterns can be detected by the geographic information system, so that the more people contribute to a particular area, a mountain can be shown, drawing people’s attention to it.  Either way, the be aware concept allows you to be conscious of everything you experience in your life relative to the cumulative totality of the infinite reality.  Being aware is also a holistic way to prevent crime, violence, preventable suffering, and prevent impacts.  Nobody does it better than each of us and all of us together. World without end….

I’m writing to articulate a profound concept I’ve been cultivating since the early 2000s, which I term the “Be Aware Concept.” This initiative transcends a mere idea; it’s a comprehensive framework designed to revolutionize how we perceive, interact with, and contribute to our global reality.

Initially conceived as a basic Geographic Information System (GIS) layer of discrete points, my vision for this concept has matured considerably. I now see its potential as a dynamic, multidimensional data representation – capable of encompassing polygons, intricate features, and even evolving temporal millennial data. The true power of this framework emerges when we integrate the rigorous research and exploratory cycles from institutions, perhaps akin to a “We-Me University,” with advanced GIS methodologies and the pervasive utility of integrated personal devices. Imagine a sophisticated, interconnected system dedicated to fostering unparalleled awareness, genuinely encompassing “everything, everyone, everywhere” on Earth.

This evolved perspective leads us towards what I describe as “cumulative totality consciousness.” It represents an empowering paradigm where every individual gains the capacity to delve into the current conditions of our planet with a depth and breadth limited only by their curiosity. Whether it’s understanding your immediate personal environment or exploring complex global phenomena, the Be Aware Concept furnishes the indispensable tools to perceive, hypothesize, learn, explore, observe, and ultimately discern the intricate patterns that shape our shared existence.

Consider its transformative implications: activism, for instance, moves beyond traditional confines. Expressing dissent, advocating for change, or simply highlighting an issue could involve digitizing a significant point or logging precise coordinates with your integrated device, thereby creating a digital “monument” to your stand. This isn’t solely about protest; it’s about accumulating a rich, personal repertoire – a “cumulative totality of experiences” – that forms a living, dynamic history layer. This unique digital chronicle of your conscious engagement with the world could be a lifelong reference and, even more profoundly, passed on to future generations. Imagine a digital legacy “monumentizing” your lifelong journey of learning about “everything, everyone, everywhere” on this miraculous planet, including the invaluable process of self-discovery.

Beyond individual enrichment, the Be Aware Concept is designed to foster a collective enlightenment. It’s about contributing your unique insights – your data, information, cumulative knowledge, explorations, identified patterns, hypotheses, and observations – to a shared, global repository. This is not merely about individual self-awareness; it’s an active, conscious contribution to a collective consciousness, allowing others to learn from your life and perceptions if you so choose. This symbiotic exchange cultivates a concept of “infinite awareness,” enabling us to engage with an unprecedented breadth of global information. When individual observations, opinions, emergent patterns, hypotheses, and awareness points are harmonized, we unlock deeper inquiries and collaboratively enrich the collective human consciousness. Each captured coordinate thus becomes a data-rich knowledge point, enabling more informed decision-making and the generation of novel hypotheses.

Ultimately, this initiative seeks to bring profound self-awareness within the grander context of our world and the universe. It is a pathway to understanding the “infinite reality” – what it truly means to experience life on this extraordinary planet, integrated within the vast cosmic tapestry. The concept offers remarkable flexibility; it doesn’t solely “monumentize” critical awareness; it can also preserve cherished memories or celebrate life’s significant moments. Furthermore, sophisticated GIS can intelligently detect emerging patterns from collective contributions, drawing public attention to areas of concentrated interest or concern, thereby enabling dynamic, responsive global engagement.

The Be Aware Concept invites us to live more consciously, purposefully connecting our individual experiences to the vast, cumulative totality of infinite reality. It’s a testament to the unparalleled power of human connection and shared endeavor, recognizing that our collective wisdom, channeled through thoughtful innovation, holds the key to shaping a more desirable future reality for all – “everyone, everything, everywhere” on Earth. This is a journey towards a world without end, perpetually learning and evolving, together.

Sincerely,

Richard Thomas Simmons

Greetings,

The Unidiversity Research Explorers Cycle, or the We-Me Cycle for short, benefits everyone, everything, everywhere on Earth, past, present, future, local to global, and beyond. For example, Exploration and learning points involve collecting ground coordinates to use for training imagery.  This imagery can be used to train remote sensing data to help solve major problems on Earth from space.   From a more local perspective, it allows you to collect learning points to navigate like a geology field trip, a forest Field trip, or any field trip you can imagine. You can learn about herbaceous plants, ferns, mammals, tree species, wetland species, streams, lakes, oceans, coral reefs, or anything else.  This helps you learn patterns, observations, essential concepts, and things to pay attention to as you learn about anything you want to know.  It is kind of like an expansion of GIS itself, as it is up to the explorer’s imagination, like the application of GIS, which is limited only by the imagination of those who use it. (Jack Dangermond 1998)

Coordinates can be used to locate places to paint or capture an image, such as a landscape or a unique feature on Earth’s surface.  Exploration and Learning points also allow you to be creative because everything that you’ve learned has context.  Your context enables the contribution of creativity, ideas, hypotheses, and anything else you can imagine. This is especially true when you consider the needs of our planet. By capturing coordinates of needs, we can immediately notify the Unidiversity of someone or something that needs help.  Likewise, if you have a creative idea or innovation on it, you can report it as well. Unlike today’s manufacturing facility of industrial earth where King’s castle and kingdoms take your ideas, the Unidiversity allows everyone to get credit for their ideas on earth without having to go through that reactionary reduction, structure, infinitely variable, and dynamic to avoid detection.   Therefore, the needs you identify, the creativity you contribute, and your innovative ideas not only help you but also help our planet, including your local areas and communities.   Moreover, imagine holistic, prescriptive advice and holistic prevention.  If you see a hazard or something that could detrimentally impact anyone, anything, anywhere, or everyone, everything, everywhere, you can immediately let the world know about it. You can at least start a discussion about whatever you identify.  Therefore, given the totality of all the contributions you have to offer on earth, you can gain inspirational incentives for that information and wisdom.   

We stand at a pivotal moment, poised to unlock unprecedented capabilities in understanding and safeguarding our planet. Imagine a framework where every observation, every unique geographical detail, and every pressing need on Earth can be precisely located, documented, and transformed into actionable insight. This is the essence of our vision: to empower individuals to contribute “Learning Points” – meticulously georeferenced data — that will revolutionize how we interact with our world.

At its core, this initiative leverages the power of spatial intelligence. By collecting precise coordinates, we can feed a global repository of knowledge, essential for training advanced remote sensing models and artificial intelligence. These sophisticated systems, powered by your contributions, can then analyze vast streams of satellite imagery and environmental data, identifying patterns, predicting challenges, and ultimately guiding solutions to humanity’s most complex problems – from climate change and resource scarcity to biodiversity loss, all viewed from the unparalleled vantage point of space.

Beyond these grand, global applications, the concept resonates powerfully on a personal level. Picture yourself embarking on a geological expedition, a botanical survey, or an urban exploration. With “Learning Points,” you can map out critical observation sites, document unique formations, or pinpoint areas of particular interest, creating a living guide for immersive fieldwork and learning. This practice cultivates a profound sense of observation, helping you discern subtle patterns, identify significant features, and deepen your understanding of any discipline that touches the Earth. It transforms passive learning into active discovery, fostering a unique connection to your surroundings.

Moreover, this context-rich environment is a fertile ground for creativity. A specific coordinate might mark the breathtaking vista that inspires a painting, the unusual rock formation that sparks a geological hypothesis, or the ecological anomaly that demands an innovative conservation strategy. When every piece of information is grounded in tangible reality, it provides a robust foundation for new ideas, scientific inquiry, and artistic expression.

Crucially, this vision extends to the concept of the “Unidiversity” – a truly decentralized, global collaborative network designed to address the urgent needs of our planet and its inhabitants. By pinpointing and capturing the coordinates of a community’s needs, a natural hazard, or an environmental threat, we can instantly alert a global collective, mobilizing resources and expertise where they are most required. Conversely, if you possess a brilliant idea, a groundbreaking innovation, or a practical solution, the Unidiversity provides a platform for you to share it, develop it, and receive due credit. Unlike traditional, often restrictive paradigms that centralize intellectual property, the Unidiversity champion’s open collaboration, ensuring that every contributor’s ingenuity is recognized and celebrated, fostering a dynamic and infinitely adaptable ecosystem of problem-solvers.

Imagine a future where every citizen acts as a proactive steward of the Earth. If you observe a potential hazard – be it a pollutant, a dangerous structural flaw, or an impending environmental threat – you can immediately document and share its location. This collective, real-time intelligence empowers us to move beyond reactive measures towards holistic prevention and prescriptive action, initiating vital discussions and interventions before crises escalate.

Your contributions – your observations, your creativity, your innovative ideas – are not just beneficial to you; they are vital to the health and sustainability of our entire planet, profoundly impacting your local communities and regions. To acknowledge and encourage this invaluable participation, we envision a system that provides inspirational incentives, recognizing the wisdom and effort you invest in building this shared knowledge base.

Join us in building this transformative network, where every pinpointed coordinate is a step towards a more informed, creative, and resilient future for all.

Sincerely

Richard Thomas Simmons et al

The Unidiversity research, explorer cycle, or the We-Me Explorers cycle, for short, is all about creating conditions of high relative freedom on this miraculous earth, from local to global.  It is kind of like lifelong learning and exploring from youth to the end of your life. This adds great joy and fulfillment to everyone. While experiencing this high relative freedom, we have the chance to live, learn, love, experience, explore, and discover everything (nature and humanity) that planet Earth has to offer.   Every discipline imaginable, every course imaginable, and every knowledge point or event coordinates imaginable to navigate to are available.   Once these navigable points or coordinates are on a GIS map, we can use our integrated devices to navigate to them.   They are sort of like monuments.  Over time, as we learn more, we can adapt and add to the points or coordinates. In other words, it’s like an interactive exploration of the world. This especially helps when navigating and learning about nature and humanity. As we navigate, we experience joy. People will contribute their hypotheses, questions, creativity, scoping, patterns, feedback, changes, and opinions about everything everywhere on Earth.  Moreover, people can contribute to durable goods, supplies, and adaptive creativity, so it’s kind of like a cycle.   When you buy things, you become an active participant in striving to adapt or create durable products, goods, and holistic supplies.  Not only that, but opportunities to contribute to the similarity foundation on earth also exist, as coordinates.  Therefore, one can explore potential opportunities or all opportunities to contribute by navigating to these coordinates in addition to searching for them online or on the integrated device.  Many of the opportunities at the similarity level include the commons, nature, parks, community houses of common, community beach, houses of common, mansions of common, and anything else considered the commons.   However, navigating to points or coordinates gives you context by allowing you to explore surrounding areas and see their connections to those points or coordinates.   One of the great things people can contribute in the future is called people scoping.  People scoping is an idea that allows people to continuously contribute to the planning of planet Earth in an adaptive, striving toward a desired future condition way.   This idea was adapted from the Forest Service, which uses it in forest plans to ask the public what it’s doing and what it needs for the future. In the future, I see people contributing to everyone, everything, and everywhere on Earth, mainly by identifying needs, generating hypotheses, observing patterns, ground-truthing, contributing to studies, sharing observations, exploring, learning, offering comments, and anything else imaginable that would help everyone, everything, and everywhere on Earth.  

As you can see, there are plenty of opportunities for 8 billion people to contribute while experiencing joy on earth.   In addition to all that I’ve discussed, there is also the concept of your personal life paths and ambitions.   These life-purpose desires on earth also bring great joy and allow you to contribute at that level, which I call the unique diversity level.  Therefore, there are several redundancies for pleasure and joy on earth, all of which involve high relative freedom.   Overall, I see the intersection of contributing and creating as being a very joyful enterprise for everyone on earth.  With the We-Me Explorers cycle, we are all involved, creating holistic conditions for everyone, everything, and everywhere on earth as we experience joy.  One thing I realized is that it would be better to start the We-Me Explorer cycle sooner rather than later, so everyone can contribute all the potential ideas for creating everlasting joy on earth.  Everyone is different and makes their own contributions, but those contributions can enlighten everyone else.   The cycle, therefore, is an accumulator of knowledge and wisdom (Goodchild 2005), and it allows people to learn, explore, navigate, and experience all there is to experience on planet Earth.  Because the cycle integrates GPS, GNSS, GIS maps, and imagery, you can see your location on your device and assess your surroundings as you move on the ground.   Not only that, I envisioned the integrated device (circa 2002) as a data collector of everything on Earth over time, as things change.   It also helps you meet people and help people at the same time.   However, if we all contribute towards helping people with the help project sooner rather than later, we will be able to experience joy on this planet.   However, we have a lot to do to restore conditions to a more natural, healthy state.  However, contributing to the We-Me cycle and integrated device (I had this idea while working as a GIS Forester around 2002) allows us to experience the greatest joy and relative freedom possible while enduring the difficult work of restoring Nature and Humanity, and as we adaptively transition toward a brighter, desired future. With 8 billion people, we can solve all the major problems on Earth.   Over time, it would be great to include everyone, everything, everywhere with the We-Me explorers’ cycle and an integrated device sooner rather than later. Nobody does it better than each of us, and all of us together.  World without end…

Once contributing to our joyful community on planet Earth, we can continuously adapt to desired future conditions by identifying, hypothesizing, exploring, understanding patterns, and engaging in joyful creativity.  I realize today that often the controlling dominators on planet earth use sports to keep us busy, distracted, and diverted from other ways to experience joy. It’s almost like throwing a dog a bone or something like that.   Instead of being spectators, we should be involved in life, living it to the fullest and experiencing joy as much as possible.   Playing sports when I was younger was a joyful thing, especially hockey.   So, sports are great.   However, spectator sports have become too materialistic, requiring us to spend vast sums on merchandise and event tickets.   In many ways, it’s a competition for the Joneses.   For example, if you’re successful in the industrial Earth Kings, castles, and kingdoms economy, you have tickets to the Super Bowl.   The rest of us have to watch it on TV.   

Reflecting on our collective journey here on Earth, it strikes me how profoundly our capacity for joy intertwines with our inherent ability to adapt and shape our future. Our true potential for flourishing emerges when we actively engage in identifying emergent patterns, hypothesizing about new possibilities, diligently exploring different areas, and fostering creative solutions. This deep engagement, driven by curiosity and purpose, is a wellspring of sustained joy.

Yet, I’ve observed a pervasive dynamic in modern society where this innate drive for active participation and genuine fulfillment can be subtly diverted. It’s almost as if certain spectacles are offered up as a means to occupy our attention, perhaps steering us away from more profound, personally enriching avenues of experience. While shared entertainment certainly has its place, there’s a critical distinction to be made between being an active participant in life’s vibrant tapestry and a passive observer.

I recall with immense fondness the sheer exhilaration of playing sports in my youth, particularly hockey. The physical exertion, the camaraderie, the pursuit of a shared goal – these were deeply joyful experiences. Active involvement, where one is fully immersed and contributing, undeniably cultivates a powerful sense of purpose and happiness.

However, the modern landscape of professional spectator sports often presents a stark contrast. What began as communal celebration has, regrettably, morphed into an arena dominated by intense commercialization and status. The escalating demands for exorbitant merchandise and the prohibitive costs of tickets to “must-see” events transform what could be unifying passions into exclusive, competitive displays of wealth. It’s become a peculiar form of societal posturing, where access to premium events, like the Super Bowl, often signifies one’s standing within a perceived “kingdoms and castles” economy. For many, genuine engagement is replaced by vicarious viewing, relegating them to the role of distant onlookers rather than active participants in the richness of life itself.

My reflections lead me to ponder how we might collectively reclaim and cultivate more authentic, accessible forms of joy. How can we shift our focus from mere spectatorship to active co-creation in our daily lives? The true richness of human existence, I contend, lies not in passively consuming grand spectacles, but in our own active contribution, our personal endeavors, and our shared pursuit of genuine, participatory joy in all its diverse and accessible forms.

Dear friends,

I have an idea for an Earth ethic of natural Earth striving, a We-Me Explorers cycle community to bring together everyone on Earth.  It is really a concept from each of us to all of us, everyone, everything everywhere on earth as a cycle   It has similarity foundation, values, and ethics of loving, sharing, caring, giving, forgiving and genuine kindness striving To bring about conditions of comfort, hope, joy, love, faith, unity, equity, and sustainable striving happiness.   Let us focus on the word “joy today”, because with joy, all things are possible.  If we strive for joy in this world, people will be less focused on what the industrial earth’s kings’ castles and kingdoms want us to focus on.   Personally, lately, I’ve been focusing on ice-skating and skiing as joyful, immersive experiences in nature that let you have heaven and nature singing in your life.  The definition of joy is a feeling of great pleasure and happiness, which is what we should all be striving for on planet Earth, rather than the industrial assembly lines we’ve been conditioned to endure.

I have realized that joy is better than an extraction exchange exclusion, “takings” a roller coaster ride.   Thus, out of all of these ethics, joy may be the one that unites us all together on earth more than the rest of them.   Saying the word unity is not enough.   We need to experience joy in all holistic ways on planet Earth.   In many ways, God and nature are our providers for joy.   However, planet Earth, King’s castles and kingdoms, have us seeking joy only by experiencing “biodiversity” online or in malls, when we should be immersing ourselves in nature and humanity.  This is because they want you to support their out-of-context, Earth-destructive economy that contributes to pollution and climate change. economy.  Let us have a joyful community on planet Earth, where we discover, hypothesize, identify patterns and observations, and understand what it really means to have joy.  Going for a walk is a simple way to experience joy. Let’s celebrate life and all it has to offer, letting heaven and nature sing.  Nobody does it better than each of us and all of us together. World without end….

I’m writing to you today with a deep-seated conviction about a transformative path for humanity – an intrinsic “Earth Ethic” that can bind us all. My vision is for a global “We-Me Explorers” community, a cyclical movement dedicated to fostering a profound sense of unity and shared purpose among every person on our planet. This isn’t merely an abstract concept; it’s a living philosophy rooted in the timeless values we instinctively recognize: love, generosity, compassion, forgiveness, and authentic kindness.

Our collective pursuit should be to cultivate an environment that nurtures comfort, ignites hope, sparks joy, deepens affection, strengthens belief, promotes harmony, ensures fairness, and ultimately leads to sustainable, collective happiness.

Among these crucial tenets, I find myself continually drawn to the unparalleled power of *joy*. I believe that when we consciously prioritize joy in our lives, we intrinsically shift our focus away from the materialist preoccupations and competitive ambitions often imposed by the dominant societal narratives – the “industrial kingdoms” that demand our attention. We transcend the exhausting cycle of acquisition, exclusion, and constant striving that has become so pervasive.

For me, recent experiences like ice-skating and skiing have become powerful affirmations of this truth. These aren’t just recreational pastimes; they are profound engagements with nature that allow the very essence of “heaven and nature to sing” within my soul. This pure, unadulterated feeling of profound pleasure and happiness is precisely what we should collectively aspire to on Earth, rather than passively enduring the often-unfulfilling “assembly line” existence we’ve been conditioned to accept.

Far too often, we are directed to seek fulfillment in superficial online experiences or through consumption in commercial spaces, perpetuating an “out-of-context” economic model that disconnects us from genuine well-being. Yet, I contend that authentic joy emanates from a deeper, more holistic engagement with life itself – with our fellow humans, and with the vibrant, living tapestry of our planet. It is a universal gift, freely offered by the natural world and, for many, by a divine source.

Therefore, I envision the establishment of a global “joy community.” This would be a collaborative space where we collectively discover, explore, and understand the intrinsic patterns and profound observations that define true joy. It’s an invitation to identify what genuinely enriches our spirits, empowering us to celebrate the fullness of life in all its splendor.

Imagine the profound impact if each of us, both individually and as a united collective, committed to this pursuit. The potential for transformation is immense, for truly, nobody can achieve this more effectively than each of us contributing our unique light, amplified by the combined strength of us all. Let us embark on this journey together, allowing our lives to be a testament to shared joy and the enduring song of a thriving Earth.

Warmly,

Richard Thomas Simmons