Observations on the human condition
A Short Story I was eleven when they began teaching me the value of things. Not the value my brother had been taught — he was seventeen when his heart stopped, in the middle of an ordinary Tuesday, and what they taught him died with him in ways nobody in our family has yet found … Read more
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
As we stand at a turning point in human development, a quiet revolution is underway—one that challenges the dominance of coercive, hierarchical systems and reimagines how we organise, exchange, and relate. At its core lies a simple yet profound question: what if love, not money, were the organising principle of society? From this inquiry emerges … Read more
We are exploring money and perceptions of value through the medium of art at Invisible Universe. DesignPhillips recently held an auction of “designer” furniture and lighting. The printed item in the video above of three stools, taken from their webpage, had a price guide of $9,000 to $12,000. The sale price realised was £22,680. Double … Read more
Since making our offer to Lloyds Bank at the beginning of July 2021, we continue to receive texts, letters and emails requesting “repayments”. I also received a letter dated 8th July 2021 from Damian Roberts, Group Executive Complaints, saying “I’ve looked into this for you… we believe we’ve acted appropriately“. There is nothing in his … Read more
On Tuesday 4th May 2021, Invisible Universe started work on Value, Need and Capacity.