Housing Water Food Energy Occupation
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The WholEarth Game is based on the World Game imagined by R. Buckminster Fuller. Each day we play our own unique game to acquire and maintain just 5 Five things: Housing, Clean Water, Good Food, Clean Energy, and Occupation to be the best person you can be for yourself and others.
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We are all born with the same exquisite kit of parts. A beautiful mind and body. completely helpless. we can't remember anything. Each of us learns from parents family and teachers. From this we find the way. The way forward and the way home and the way back.
" Rationalization" is a time-word to replace "thinking" , which is an ancient, mystically evolved word ..." R. Buckminster Fuller
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Housing
Housing
Housing
The Home,
To be “homefull”. not homeless.
The house, the body, the planet.
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New energy-efficient homes built using healthy natural materials with the most advanced technology available will save energy and reduce carbon. Modernizing existing homes is our first priority. Optimizing all existing buildings is essential.
The home is complete when all five elements are equally present. The WholEarth home is inspired by nature.
The home is designed and built to the highest level of safe, clean technology. Water will be collected and used to the highest benefit of living things that contribute to everyone’s health and well-being. Food comes from the garden to the kitchen as part of the WholEarth Home. Energy is provided by clean solar power and wind and stored for use as needed.
The WholEarth system promotes sustainability: An all-inclusive "WholEarth" home can be designed to utilize renewable energy sources, such as solar panels and wind turbines, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and decreasing carbon emissions. It can also incorporate energy-efficient appliances, water conservation systems, and sustainable building materials, making it a more environmentally friendly option.
Our System Enhances Accessibility: By incorporating universal design principles, an all-inclusive "WholEarth" home can be made accessible to people of all ages and abilities. Features like wheelchair ramps, wider doorways, grab bars, and smart home technology can ensure that everyone can navigate and use the space comfortably and independently.
Together we can foster a new community: An all-inclusive "WholEarth" home can be designed to encourage social interaction and community engagement. Shared spaces like community gardens, playgrounds, and recreational areas can bring people together, promoting a sense of belonging and creating opportunities for collaboration and support.
A “WholEarth” home improves health and well-being: The home can prioritize indoor air quality, natural lighting, and noise reduction, creating a healthier living environment. Access to green spaces, outdoor recreational areas, and nature can also contribute to improved mental and physical well-being for residents.
Smart building designs reduce costs: By incorporating energy-efficient technologies and sustainable practices, an all-inclusive "WholEarth" home can help reduce utility bills and maintenance costs in the long run. Additionally, shared spaces and resources within the community can lead to cost savings for residents, such as shared transportation, communal kitchens, and bulk purchasing of goods.
We encourages diversity and inclusivity: An all-inclusive "WholEarth" home can be designed to accommodate diverse family structures, including multi-generational households, co-housing communities, and individuals with different cultural backgrounds. This promotes inclusivity, respect for diversity, and the celebration of various perspectives and experiences.
We support self-sufficiency: The home can incorporate sustainable food production systems like rooftop gardens, aquaponics, or vertical farming, enabling residents to grow their own food and reduce reliance on external sources. This fosters a sense of self-sufficiency and resilience, as well as promoting healthier eating habits.
We strive to showcase innovation: Building an all-inclusive "WholEarth" home involves integrating the latest technologies, materials, and design concepts. This can serve as a demonstration of innovation, inspiring others to adopt sustainable practices and creating a ripple effect towards more environmentally conscious living.
Water
Housing
Housing
CLEAN Water. It is the right of every living thing to enjoy fresh clean water, isn’t it?
In 1996, Eco-logical Engineering was an emerging field capable of addressing a broad range of issues. It was intended to influence the future of waste treatment, environmental restoration and remediation, food production, fuel generation, architecture, and the design of human settlements. Ecology is the long-term intellectual foundation for the development of new technologies to support life and society.
The WHOLEarth System uses this as a primary element of sustainable whole systems design.
Water will never be more important than it is now. The future of life on this planet depends upon the availability of clean, fresh water.
Of all the known planets we are the only one known to support life, and it is due in large part to this precious resource.
For this reason, Water is the most important element of the WHOLEarth building system.
We say, "Use less, waste none."
We must be committed to designing homes and communities that will use Water as many times as possible before returning it to nature as pure as when it came to us.
Water will never be more important than it is right now.
Ai says) "Clean" water is the right of every living thing because it is essential for our survival and well-being. Just like how we need air to breathe, we need clean water to drink, cook, clean, and stay healthy. Water plays a vital role in keeping our bodies hydrated and functioning properly. It is necessary for our organs to work, our cells to grow, and our body temperature to stay balanced.
Not only humans, but all living things such as plants and animals also rely on clean water to survive. Plants need water to grow and produce oxygen for us to breathe, while animals use it as their habitat and source of hydration.
Unfortunately, not everyone has access to clean water. Many people around the world suffer from water scarcity, pollution, and lack of proper sanitation facilities. This leads to various health issues and even loss of lives. Access to clean water is not just a luxury, but a basic human right that should be available to everyone.
Clean water is important for us to stay healthy, grow, and thrive. It is our responsibility to protect and conserve water sources, ensuring that it remains clean and accessible for all living beings.
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Food
Housing
Energy
To be hungerless
Food is the natural byproduct of clean and living water. We are living things, and we are part of this biosphere. We need to remain constantly vigilant of our place as members of this Great Society. This includes all other living entities. But over the last few hundred years, our species has become arrogant and wasteful, and the industrialized world has pulled us away from the place where we live. In less than one hundred years, we have nearly depleted all of Earth’s natural resources. Anything we could use for our own benefit has been taken without any concern for our fellow lifeforms, and we now jeopardize our very existence on this planet.
The energy used to produce and transport food is among the highest percentage of the cause of global warming. The best way to reduce carbon is to grow as much food as possible as close to the home and community as possible.
The health benefits of eating local seasonal food are just now being realized. The concept of WHOLEarth is that community farms will provide most of what is consumed by its residents. The partnership of the agricultural craftsperson with the culinary craftsperson can only enhance the quality of life. Imagine homes and communities with people for the environment.
By practicing biodynamics, organic farming and permaculture, we will benefit in the long run.
The importance of healthy organic food lies in its numerous benefits for our overall well-being, the environment, and society as a whole. Here are some key reasons why healthy organic food is crucial:
1. Nutritional Value: Organic food is grown without synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers, which can contaminate the food and affect its nutritional value. Organic farming methods prioritize soil health, crop rotation, and natural pest control, resulting in higher nutrient content in organic produce compared to conventionally grown food.
2. Reduced Chemical Exposure: Non-organic foods often contain residues of synthetic chemicals used during cultivation. By consuming organic food, we minimize our exposure to these potentially harmful substances, which have been linked to various health issues like hormonal disruption, cancer, and developmental problems, particularly in children.
3. Environmental Impact: Organic farming practices prioritize sustainability and aim to minimize harm to the environment. Organic agriculture avoids the use of synthetic chemicals, and genetically modified organisms (GMOs), and promotes biodiversity. It also focuses on soil conservation, water management, and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, thus contributing to the preservation of ecosystems and the health of our planet.
4. Animal Welfare: Organic food standards also extend to the welfare of animals. Organic livestock is raised in conditions that prioritize their well-being, including providing ample space to move, access to the outdoors, and organic feed that doesn't contain antibiotics or growth hormones. By consuming organic meat, dairy, and eggs, we support more humane treatment of animals.
5. Support for Local Farmers: Choosing organic food creates a demand for organic farming, which supports local farmers and their livelihoods. Organic farming often involves smaller-scale operations, supporting local economies and fostering a sense of community. By purchasing organic food, we contribute to sustainable agriculture and help maintain the diversity of our food system.
6. Taste and Quality: Organic food is often praised for its superior taste and quality. The absence of synthetic chemicals and genetically modified organisms can enhance the natural flavors and textures of organic produce. Many people find that organic food offers a more authentic and enjoyable culinary experience.
In summary, healthy organic food offers numerous benefits, including improved nutritional value, reduced chemical exposure, environmental sustainability, animal welfare, support for local farmers, and enhanced taste and quality. By choosing organic, we prioritize our health, the well-being of the planet, and contribute to a more sustainable and ethical food system.
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Energy
Energy
Clean Nega Bucks for anyone. Plenty for everyone.
Energy: sun, wind, water, and gravity can provide all the electricity we will ever need. It is now simply a matter of making the decision to invest in and create the solution. In a large building, the combination of all these natural elements would create a surplus of usable potential.
At WHOLEarth, we build homes and communities with people who are concerned for the environment. This means that we blend our homes and communities into the local ecosystems whenever possible. This means building our homes into the landscape whenever possible. We use fewer natural resources and intend to make them last as long as possible. The homes we build are meant to last; they use less energy and supply much of their own energy by using safe, long-lasting solar or wind energy.
Our designs are inspired by nature. We use natural, healthy materials in order to assist you in living a long and healthy life. We hope this will encourage you to live your life with more awareness. Our designs are like a pebble sending positive ripples outwards, bringing us back to a place of harmony within our surroundings.
Ai) The law of conservation of energy states that energy cannot be created or destroyed; it can only be transferred or transformed from one form to another. This means that the total amount of energy in a closed system remains constant over time. Energy can change from potential to kinetic, thermal to mechanical, or any other form, but the total energy in the system remains unchanged. This principle is a fundamental concept in physics and is applicable to all natural processes.
Free Energy
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Occupation
We all have a job. Our job is to ask questions and find answers. It is to work each day to keep this planet going and give to the next generation and all living things. If we all do one small thing each day to cure ourselves of this carbon addiction, we can find happiness, joy, and freedom. Then, we will have a great place to live, clean water to drink, great food to eat, an abundance of clean energy, and time to enjoy our lives with our family and friends.
Every living thing is involved with some form of occupation, from a single-celled organism to a complex human being. It is against our nature to be deprived of the ability to contribute to the quality of our own lives.
With scarce resources, or limited access to funds and individual freedom, what every other living thing does so naturally is used to control some people—whether groups or individuals—by others
Simply put, occupation is what all living things do to live. Your hobbies, pastimes, raising of a family, athletic activities, and career are all included. Your pattern of life is what we design for. WHOLEarth includes all of life's activities in our description of occupation.
The WHOLEarth Development Corporation is here to design the structures needed for us all to live healthy lives.
Ai says) A satisfying job that contributes to the community offers several benefits. Firstly, it provides a sense of fulfillment and purpose as you are making a positive impact on the lives of others. This can greatly enhance your overall job satisfaction and mental well-being. Secondly, such a job allows you to develop valuable skills and experience in your chosen field, enhancing your professional growth and future career prospects. Additionally, contributing to the community can help build a strong network and connections with like-minded individuals, opening doors to new opportunities and collaborations. Lastly, the sense of pride and accomplishment derived from a job that contributes to the community can lead to increased motivation and productivity, resulting in better job performance and success.
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Home and Design
Quality Affordable Housing. Is the object of this game.
The timeless way requires that we strive for and achieve Quality without name. Thus the Timeless Way.
A prison cell might be the example of a place that is designed to go against the way.
A very strong willed, extremely gentle person might be able to find home in such a place. My thoughts go to Nelson.
However as architects and designers it is our unwritten obligation to create the “Quality Without Name. "
In the process of allowing and letting go we are faced with abundance from a force outside one human experience.
“ There is one timeless way of building. It is a thousand years old, and the same today as it has ever been. The great traditional buildings of the past, the villages and tents and temples in which man feels at home, have always been made by people who were very close to the center of this way.
How much is enough?
Here is the game. End homelessness on Earth before you end this life.
First Start with me. I am ready to embrace the timeless way and design quality affordable housing for all.
Thank you for this day just the way it is. I have a place to sleep, I have access to clean water and good food. I have Energy to think. I have the Imagination to see a world that works for all living things in the shortest amount of time imaginable.
There, already done. Now it's time to take action and bring this vision to life.
A major part of my research included living amongst boulders in the Mojave desert for nearly three years, While in that desert Palm Springs, Morongo, Yucca Valley, Joshua Tree, 29 Palms. I was able to learn about that which we need to be at home.
Looking into history for clues to the needed space I looked to the TeePee, Hogan, Yurt, Igloo. The ability for our particular species makes it easy to see the speed in which we were able to cover the planet in the last games.
Welcome to the Infinite game. You’re it.
You have set a profound intention to end homelessness and create affordable housing for all, and you've embraced the challenge with open arms.