Observations on the human condition
A colleague from the WiseValue group, Tim, has been part of our weekly conversations exploring what a post-money coordination system would need to do — not just what it would need to displace. What follows is his own working-through of that ground, in his own voice: starting from foundational principles of voluntary participation and non-compulsory … Read more
Quantum Physics, Institutional Mystification, and the Reality Beneath the Equations Also available on Odysee: https://odysee.com/@Outersite.org:7/Quantum-Physics%EF%BC%9A-Disentangling-Fantasy-from-Reality-%EF%BD%9C-A-Critique-by-Steven-A.-Young-PhD–YoP_KAOTCo4-:1 There is a moment in every system of thought when a useful tool becomes a doctrine. The map, which was drawn to help us navigate, is declared to be the territory. From that point, questioning the map is no longer … Read more
For those who feel the transition is still somewhere ahead, it may be closer than it appears Something is becoming visible that the dominant narrative has no language for. Not a protest, not a movement, not a political programme. Something quieter and more durable: a parallel way of organising life that has been growing, largely … Read more
Six degrees of separation. The idea that any two people on Earth are connected through no more than six intermediate acquaintances has been around since the 1920s. LinkedIn built a business on it — and Microsoft paid $26 billion to own it. But here is what that number actually means: the network already exists. It … Read more
There is something I should say at the outset. I have been using artificial intelligence to help my writing with increasing frequency since starting to explore what it can and can’t do about a year ago. I don’t particularly worry about what people think, but I am aware of the perception risk: that articles assisted … Read more
There is something almost unbearable about watching people celebrate the death of other people’s children. Yet across the world, on every side of every current conflict, that is what is happening — on screens, in comment sections, in living rooms. People who would describe themselves as decent, compassionate human beings are finding themselves flooded with … Read more
I was invited to present our analysis and ideas to Global Peace Studies for Sustainable Development in Africa (Global Peace) on Wednesday 5 November 2025. Synopsis: A paradigm shift is underway and evident within: groups and communities, the changing global organisational structure and expanding spirituality. We are evolving as a species. Many have lived in fear for the … Read more
In the unfolding drama of human history, two starkly contrasting value systems are locked in a struggle for dominance. One is rooted in fear, illusion, and hierarchy—fuelled by scarcity and enforced through money. The other grows from love, nature, and self-organisation—nurturing autonomy and interdependence. At the heart of this contest is not merely how we … Read more
Ciaran sent me a book that is transformational. It extends, consolidates and simplifies everything that I’ve learned to date. We manifest what we visualise, i.e. we create our own physical reality through what we focus on. If we focus on fear, then what we fear will manifest itself. If we focus on love then what … Read more
In the face of tyranny, the forces ranged against us can appear overwhelming but we need to remember how much of what we see is put in front of us to create a psychological reaction. At tyranny’s core is the means to induce fear, thereby limiting people’s ability to think and act accordingly. In panic … Read more
In my recent conversation with Jackie from the NHS “Immunisation Management Servide”, when pressed, she told me that the real reason for calling me was to ascertain whether I had received the COVID “vaccination”… subtext: “Am I a refusenik?” This was to be recorded on my medical records. El Reg today published news of the … Read more