This plan shows the work to be done in the period from April 2006 to April 2007. The majority of new developments revolves around the development of novel social technology and a flexible hardware technology which we are proposing herein. Technical developments include energy,
vehicle, and farm equipment infrastructure. This is part of background developments of an integrated land-based enterprise community.
Nice to be visiting your blog again, it’s been months for me. Well this article that I have been waited for such a long time. I need this article to finish my assignment in the university, and it has same topic with your article. Thanks, great share.
Dear Jesse,
I am interested in pursuing all contacts related to the making of a new society. We really need a Global Village Construction Set – where people can organize to build the new future – economically and ecologically sustainable, and based on true freedom. We need the real skills and knowhow to make this happen.
Please contact me at joseph.dolittle@gmail.com to talk further.
Marcin
Dear Dr. Jakubowski, I just cntrl-c’d most of this message off. I’ll save it for that time when we speak and you see and expect it’s coming. I just read your paper – and I am interested in hearing more – for which I will return the favor and tell you anything and as much as you wish to know – and likely a bit more – of my own. To date it is rather unique and extends the work of the Artificial Anasazi model which looked at Kayenta. It tests and strongly supports Gumerman’s stated hypothesis that “it was likely ideological and/or cultural factors not incorporated into our model that are he critical elements.”
YYYup. Tbat’s very likely. But as in all experiments – and much more so in this case – not assuadely.
No it’s not been published – but it will be – and by that time I plan to be (wish wholeheartedly at least) to be well into the next thing which would be – well to continue.
Anyway – most excellent dude. I would take great pleasure in hearing more and putting the words together with a spirit.
Regards, Jesse Voss, Architect