Universal HOPE

website under development

To whom might be reading this:  Thank you for inquiring this far, the website is still being developed.  As of March 2019 the outline of the thesis has been published, there remains thousands of pages of notes recording the justifications for the statements and claims made in the outline.  They represent my life's work.

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There is a significant amount of hubris contained in the overarching concept of this thesis;  "We HOPE to save Mankind."  . . .   

 

But, although this is true, I do not believe I have encountered any human culture capable of taking us into the future, they are all flawed in some regard.  And although I have some small adolescent bravado, I do not think I am a buffoon, a dangerous combination of arrogance and ignorance.

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So, I push on, attempt to bring it all together, collate it, and communicate.  I will raise the flag, and see if anyone salutes.

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Something needs to be done, must be done.  

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These further pages of justification are incomplete, a mishmash that will, time allowing, be organized into a comprehensive, concise, even perhaps, eloquent transmission of ideas and solutions.

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After the pebble is dropped, and the initial ripples reaching the shores of concerned people, the whole thesis will be deposited in one of the disciplinary repositories subject to the jury of the most august and informed bodies of wisdom, you.

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Can it be done?  In my lifetime, Hyman Rickover and Elon Musk, Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, by their personal energies, have changed the world.  Let's give it a try.

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Below is a mess of notes.  Sorry.

Eight to Eighteen

 

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Young people of all ages are encouraged to examine Universal HOPE's beliefs and goals.  

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Physical Health

Emotional Health

Intellectual Health

Healthy Relationships

Cultural Health, relationship with society

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Physical Exercises and skills to improve health

Emotional Exercises, meditation,  control

Intellectual Exercises and skills, reading , communicating, logic (rote and creative thinking)

Exercises to improve relationships

Cultural Health 

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infant exercises, training, and education (speech, bonding)

toddler (chores, shared relationships, physical exercise, etc)

child 

pre-teen(cultural, society, philosophy)

young adolescent

mid-teen

late teen

young adult

adult

on the downward side of the mountain