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International Chapter about Existential Ethics
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Nakivale Harvest Hub: Building a Sustainable AgriTech Culture for Empowered Communities
By: Jonathan Ngangura – Nakivale – Uganda (orginal article) When Jonathan Ngangura first stepped into Nakivale, Uganda’s oldest and one of Africa’s largest refugee settlements,…
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A.I. review of the early evolution of AiREAS
Summary Chapter 2, “Early Days: From Personal Awareness to Group Commitment,” presents a vivid, personal narrative on how individual realizations can evolve into collective action…
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Inviting education and research to join Sustainocracy
When Sustainocracy (existential human development through 5 essential values) was contextually introduced (2010) as a shared responsibility of people and institutions, the world of education…
Sustainocracy, the new democracy 
[…] power pressure over people, impulsing fear, etc. And the other is a movement of waking up of which Sustainocracy is the pacific part, representing “the positive invitation of the awake to create a harmonized […]
[…] Sustainocracy positions itself in the area of values driven multidisciplinary co-creation of our universal core natural human values. These values have been deteriorating, despite expensive regulations and remedial operations, in a society model based on other values (mostly political and financial). In our previous co-creation trayectory changing mindset was compared to changing a theatrical play from drama into a comedy. Or in topsport changing from basketball into tennis. In all methaphores the change would require to disengage from the old, unlearn old habbits and engage by learning the new through participation. […]