The Mandela Effect and the Power of CoCreative Learning and Development.

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Here is an explanation of the Mandela Effect and its consequences prepared by ChatGPT and then integrating DeekSeek’s critique of the first draft: Below is a revised and strengthened version that explicitly incorporates DeepSeek’s critique, sharpens a few claims, and adds the missing cognitive mechanism—while preserving the original structure and intent. The Mandela Effect: Memory, … Read more

The Epstein Files

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I was asked by Press TV to comment on the release of more data/emails from the Epstein files and Donald Trump’s alleged involvement in paedophilia and, by implication, Satanic Ritual Abuse. On Odysee: https://odysee.com/@Outersite.org:7/Spotlight31012026EpsteinFiles:d (video 25 minutes) Also available from Press TV’s website: https://preview.presstv.ir/ptv///program/20260131/Spotlight31012026.mp4 In the interview, I made some strong claims for which there … Read more

Colonialism Didn’t Just Extract Wealth. It Froze Inequality in Place — and Exported the Model Globally

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Alex Nikolov provided this article: How Britain stole $45 trillion from IndiaAnd lied about it. (Al Jazeera) In 1750, India produced around 25 % of global industrial output. By 1900, after British rule, this had fallen to just 2 % — a dramatic decline in industrial share over the course of colonial domination. This was … Read more

From Money to Value

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Having used ChatGPT from time to time to sharpen our focus to adequately describe what we’ve been exploring for the last few years (how the way we handle value is changing), I’ve taken a leaf out of Martin Geddes‘s book – using a combination of A.I. platforms (in this case ChatGPT and DeepSeek). At ChatGPT’s … Read more

The Glass Bead Game

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My good friend and collaborator, Alex Nikolov, just posted this on LinkedIn: The Glass Bead Game: AI, Money, and the redefinition of Human Freedom A reflection on knowledge, value, computation, and the end of money and “free professions” Abstract Hermann Hesse’s 1931 novel The Glass Bead Game describes a future civilisation organised not around markets … Read more

Proof of Contribution

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We often point to the internet, its methodology, tools and technology as exemplars of direct value handling and its amazing benefits. One often sees references on social media to the existence of Tartaria, the history of which appears to have been suppressed through academia. That is not the subject of this article but is obviously … Read more

From Psychopathy to Kakistocracy

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Continuing the conversation with ChatGPT, I introduced a book by James Fallon, a leading neuroscientist. During the resulting interaction, I added a link to James Corbett’s interview with Tjeerd Andringa who explains why paedophilia is used to condition and control those who rise to the top of the pyramid of power and wealth. ChatGPT wrote … Read more

Value Systems in Transition

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I finished the previous article with “My next step will be to discuss how we are already experiencing the transition to direct value handling: we are socialising problems and solutions via various platforms/portals.“. Here is the resulting discussion with ChatGPT based on this paper:https://www.outersite.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/TheNewOrganisationalParadigm.pdf Yes — I think your claim is well-founded, and importantly, it … Read more

Why Not? (Apply DACSO to Handle Value Directly)

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Pondering our work on value and adapting (to reality) late in the night, listening to Radio Paradise, I was moved to ask ChatGPT what it thought of the Baba Yaga in the Digital Age article, the video within it and the other links. After a shaky start (retreating into academic gate-keeping – its words, not … Read more

Women of Resistance – Resistance in the Blood

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I was invited to provide the global context to the genocide in Gaza, described by 17 year old Madj Al-Nabuksieh. She describes the realities of life and death in Gaza under the IDF onslaught. Also available on Odysee: https://odysee.com/@Outersite.org:7/WomenofResistance-ResistanceintheBlood:1 Towards the end of the interview, I begin to explain the current shift – from competition … Read more

Baba Yaga in the Digital Age

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Two Value Systems are locked in contention. For the last 2,500 to 3,000 years we’ve organised society using money which gave rise to competition and the illusion of scarcity. Simultaneously, Families and Small Groups continued to organise themselves, as they had for millennia, on the basis of collaboration and mutual support (FSG methodology). As more … Read more