The Future is in Our Hands, Do We Want To Do Anything About it?

Is America Leaving Innovation, Exploration Behind?

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It’s been about 5-6 months since my awakening, and the last time I contacted you…

In that time I’ve devoted myself to studying history, economics, and philosophy. I wanted to share with you some of the ideas I’ve been working on with people.

What we (meaning mankind) are facing right now is a morality crisis that is manifesting itself in a total financial collapse. The boomer generation has dropped the ball in this country, and it’s unfortunately understandable given the circumstances under which they grew up.

The biggest accepted lie in society is the second law of thermodynamics. The fact is, as is well documented and understood by real scientists, is that life is an anti-entropic force. Life is an organizing force that perpetuates life. Mankind thus far is the culmination of this process on this planet.

We are the first (and only species that we know of) that is capable of willfully organizing the environment, and capable of discovering universal principles that enable us to create technologies that facilitate human development. This really is the recipe for a perpetual motion machine. The problem right now is that we as a species have entered a period of decline, manifested in the dismantling of our space program and the destructive economy that is the offspring of globalization.

We must (re)-discover a principle in economics that this nation was essentially founded on. We have to (re)-define what economic value IS, in physical terms. Economic value is not determined by the present state, but its potential future state. We as a species are capable of understanding that our actions in the present manifest themselves as changes in the future state of existence. For us, something has real economic value only if its future state is something that benefits mankind, in terms of being able to facilitate human development.

Before the "in-flight movie"

This is Lyndon LaRouche’s idea of energy flux density. Any species that stops its increase in energy flux density has been shown to go extinct. There is no magic equilibrium state that can be reached, in terms of a species. The universe is a changing universe, and species that do not keep up with the pace of change are wiped out.

There is something to be said about imagining a future state of existence, and then working toward creating that future existence. Unfortunately, what scares me the most, is that most of my friends are
focusing their energies on trying to figure out the best way to survive an apocalyptic scenario. I would rather people not focus on that scenario at all, and focus on taking steps to prevent such a
scenario. We do not have to go down that road, but everyone is overly discouraged and jaded by the behavior they see all around them.

There is so much more that mankind is capable of doing than the present state would lead people to believe. It feels like we just checked out after putting a man on the moon. There is so much more to be done, it boggles my mind. A good starting point, especially for the United States, is the NAWAPA project, which is essentially terraforming the planet. The goal is to turn the Nevada and Arizona deserts into farmable land for agriculture in order to continue to sustain and foster human development. This would be achieved by rerouting fresh water supplies in Alaska down through the rocky mountain region and into these areas. This project will once again place the United States at the forefront of human development and sets the example for the rest of the world to follow, particularly for continents like Africa, where a transformation of this kind on that continent would present solutions for wiping out hunger and disease.

The alternative to this project is mass genocide. That’s where we stand.

Keep up the good work Jace, still look forward to meeting you someday.

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