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Vision summary

Live-able

1.1. Housing

The UN / government has the ultimate responsibility to provide everyone with accomodation and offer the opportunity to hire-purchase a house on size from the age of 18.

1.2. Architectural affairs

Homes shall be built as two-under-one-roof or freestanding as many as possible, are self-sufficient in ener­gy and sound insulating and classified as creative and businesslike training centres.

1.3. Spatial planning

The space is rearranged in hill-shaped residential villages and shopping centres surrounded and se­pa­ra­ted by a green ring- and main traffic roads to agriculture and natural areas that forms the bridge to other residential areas.

1.4. Traffic & transport

The road network will be a natural and fast connection for self-clean-energy-producing [public] types of tran­sport.

Life-lessons

2.1. Identity & operating system

Eve­ry hu­man be­ing has the right to be a self-­cho­sen iden­ti­ty in so­cie­ty. An identity that, as an operating system, governs it­self intrin­sically and ex­trin­si­cal­ly dis­se­mi­na­te that, provided on a fair, themselves and others not damaging way, attuned to others.

2.2. Personal development

Everyone, from young to old, gets the opportunity to discover and de­ve­lop, whatever he or she wants, can does and who he or she is or wants to be, on the condtion of not damaging themselves and others.

2.3. Research & education

Everyone gets locally and inter-urban, from young to old, the opportunity to do research and to develop creative and business projects in their own way and at their own pace.

2.4. Human interaction

Mental autonomy means intrinsically continuous weigh and choose what you want, can, do and who you are and want to be and how you that – regardless of how others react – on yourself and others not da­ma­ging way, communicate, negotiate, attune and co-op­erate with others.

Life-maintenance

3.1. Work & care

Everyone is, according to his ability, both responsible for themselves and, pro­por­tio­na­te­ly, co-res­pon­sible for caring for a themselves and others not damaging world-society.

3.2. Nature & living environment

Humanity take all obstacles for a long-lasting living away and structures the earth that way that phy­si­cal, mental and creative collisions are preventable.

3.3. Economic affairs

There will be a socio-economic transformation of the world-order taken place so that every world ci­ti­zen is assured of a fair unfolding basic-life. Including the right to a basic income, basic education and basic health care.

3.4. Art & culture

Art and culture will be a just as important time-factor as work and care. Therefore – on the condition of not damaging themselves and others – everyone becomes two days a week the oppportunity to transform choices, know­led­ge and skills, in a self chosen way, into artistic creations and cultural events.

Life-principles

4.1. Basic rights & basic rules

Justice is the foundation of society and becomes visible in the basic rights: right of choice, self-de­ter­mi­nation rights, participation rights and speaking rights, together founded as identity right. The regulations can be more sober as the in­trin­sic integrity in the world increases extrinsically.

4.2. Governance & Participation

The world will – in a democratic way – where necessary centralistically be organised [UN level] and, where possible, on a international, national and local level decentralistically elaborated.

4.3. Judiciary

Based on the basic rights right of choice, self-determination, participation rights, the right to speak, identity rights, group rights, information right and protection right, the judiciary ensures that a themselves and others not damaging society will be created and maintained.

4.4. Legal tasks

As well the judiciary, as individuals, groups and cultures are all responsible for abiding by and accepting the consequences of a themselves and others not damaging society.