Konstantin Korotkov, Dan Winter, Nassim Haramein, very great minds have proven out much of
this stuff nowadays. So, it’s just a question of us
wanting now sufficiently to withdraw from the old
order of things, which is entropic, intellectually
dead and physically very harmful, and step out of
that and step into the new. I believe that every
single human being that has warm blood, and I
don’t mean that as a joke, will resonate absolutely to this. This is the coming of age. It’s our graduation. It’s also the only exit strategy that is really
presenting itself that I can see.
DM: Speaking of exit strategies, I’ve been drawing some comparisons with Michael Tellinger’s
work in Ubuntu Contributionism, I know he’s been
working with the New Earth Nation a lot. Like you
said, you don’t want to see fractal communities all
over the place and not having any purpose, but
do you see that with time those communities, as
Michael Tellinger describes, will become an example that then cascades into affecting everyone in
terms of cities and towns everywhere and creating that domino effect?
SS: Yes, of course! What I meant by ‘I don’t want
to see tens of thousands of fractal communities
staying as fractal communities’ is that I want to
see them evolve into the next stage of creative
evolution; which is reflected in Mandelbrot or
M-set mathematics. Whereby the fractal roll-out
looks very ordered at certain points and then it
breaks off into completely disparate weirdness,
which becomes very inorganic in the way it looks,
re-energising the formality and orientation of
structure.
In the same way I envision, if we’re successful,
that our fractal communities will end up hybridizing
into all sorts of weird and wonderful expressions
of architecture and build-out of communities and
villages and homesteads. The fractal is really
the node. The fractal community is the node point.
It’s like the cluster, which is a necessary point, the
acupressure point, of where the logic that we’re
deploying is most infused. But then I would like
to see people building out and creating th eir own
realities. People are able to do that even now
with the master planning that we’re doing in the
community models. There are plots of land adjunct
to the fractal communities where people can simply take on a plot of land and build out what the
hell they want, provided it doesn’t contaminate
the other community.
DM: Right, which inherently pulls people off the
grid, out of the city structure and the toxicity which
that involves…
SS: Yes, the square walls, the angles which trap