Post 1388430 - (Working together.)

Post a reply

Username

Subject

Message body

Emoticons





View more Emoticons

[quote="archetype"]HaHa!! .. Inventor!!

Too well-said!

I am over-joyed. All too good.

I understand now better what your endeavors and thoughts are. They are not so different from mine, after all.
... and why would they be?

When my boat finally sells, I can contribute up to $5,000 for land, depending on selling price. It is likely I will have to get money for the boat before it sells; I could get $15k max, and in such circumstance, could not rely on receiveing any more funds from the sale of the boat.
I like a square mile.

The sooner I leave this $2,600+/month home, the more I can save money to apply towards the purchase of land.
I could save $1,000/month under the right circumstances, which is why I thought of using the current house I rent as a launching-pad for a community. It can offer 4 separate areas for individuals, or couples, or even a family. Summer is much less expensive here; there are only a few costs.

It would be beneficial to have a temporary small community (or number of) that a good amount of funding $$$ could be accumulated before Autumn. I alone should be able to bring in at least $1,000/monthi - or more - in he Summery months here, or in another small, temporary community elsewhere. The particular house I rent is somewhat idael for this purpose, hoewever. Actually, I will write a separate post on this subject.

But I would also like electricity if it is viably available; I may make music, and need music production equipment, and like the conveniences that are sporadically used which electricity provides. I will fund the electricity, if it is possible to have and within my financial capabilities. The conveniences which electicity provides will be a community resource and asset.

More land is better, provides more resources, keeps the humans primates father away. so they can't interfere or get to 'us'. I will devise a neuro-shock system which sends out energy that triggers on the personality are of the brain; humans will be unable to pass, as they will have nervous breakdowns if they try. :P

In making this transition, I do not know what costs I may incur; for moving, for wind and solar energy, certain amenities, extra building expenses for other materials and labor to build a larger single-room structure. I can add the alcoves and balconies and levels and such later. But I will need to have more than what others may consider a minimal acceptable structure for a home. This thing would be somewhat palatial, and I would need to fund the 'excess'. I don't know what costs may be involved.
But, whatever the case, the next move I make will be to a home which I can call 'home' and which feels like my home because it is my home; made for my needs and not someone else's concept of my needs.

I will build large, sinking down to use materials to raise up, if that is feasible, for the material must come from someplace and I might as well use the excavation for the structure. How far down into the ground is the material useful for structure?

I must have a large volume of space; I create my own habitat within. I like trees in my space, and a stream.  Again, my artist's loft was termed "Skenderian's Natural Habitat", by others. It was the natural habitat in with the Skenderian sentience lived and worked, and in which he could often be found.

I will take a place at the 'entrance' to the community. I was also called "Coltsville Security" in my artists' community - which was in the old Colt Building, where they used to manufacture firearms, and then deemed "Coltsville". I protect well, if necessary. I am a master of intimidation; I am a monolith which remains unaffected by the most powerful attacks humans can muster up within themselves. They are tiny, and provided an audience, it is very funny. Thye hurt themselves upon me always. I soothe their hurt afterwards. "They know not what they do."
That's ok; it's always been that way.
I enjoy socializing, and will deal with the human primates. I enjoy having visitors, even human primates. On my own terms, they cannot do any harm to me, and I help them see and feel better. It is all good, that way. I wouldn't want my socializing with any non-community to go beyond me, into the community.

The resources I have I offer to share, and such assets as electricity, washer/dryer, a vehicle, etc., are community assets to me, just in my name or found in my space, which I am commons custodian of. I enjoy visitors and company; I view my home as communal, and I retain a portion as my private area.
I enjoy sharing, working together, giving; I enjoy giving my care, and my hospitality; hospitality is giving care. My home is just a sanctuary for care; I make it such, and so I like to be there a lot, and an am custodian of the commons of that place of care. I have two cats; they like a place to live that is safe and non-traumatic. They live in my home and I am custodian for their well-being, as I have taken that responsibility. My home is more their home; I will not do anything or allow anything which may upset their well-being. They trust me, and stay around me; they do not venture far and have discovered that the world outside their home and without me to protect them is full of curiosity, yes, but also dangerous and harmful.
My home is a habitat for those who are unhurting and sensitive - like my cats, for instance, or me.
I had to ask one of my cats to please stop bringing moles and field mice into the home, and to please stop killing them. I show this by being unhappy with such, and in caring for the traumatized mice and moles, and placing them back outside, and blocking my cat from getting them again. No hurt, no anger; it is cat-like to do such things. But I am hurt by this, and my cats do not want to hurt me.
Occassionally, it is irresistable to one of my cats to catch and carry around a mouse, but does not harm the mouse. I suspect here is a mouse inside my home, but cannot find it. I hear little mouse-sounds, but thy stop when I get close enough to find the source.
Field mice are very precious and so adorable, and they are fairly tame, and will eat goodies from my hand when I hold them.

All seems very good and wholesome. I smile and laugh.

The land speaks and writes; might and powerful. Speaks with ancient tongue. Knows itself. Offers simple truths. One must watch one's step; the land is the land, and does not care if you are clumsy, careless about yourself, fall down, and hurt yourself. There are no lawyers in the desert; they cannot survive the Sun's sharp light. The land, like everything, is a reflection you find youself in - either you, truly, or a misconception. The desert is the land stripped to its pime, and offers up the truths about your footsteps. What gentleness exists is a gift you give youself; the desert land is stoic about the truth, and will not budge an inch about it. Do not try to budge the naked land.

[quote="Inventor"]
A crew of three can make 600 blocks a day, and set 1000. A human month of labor goes into a small house. 600 square foot is a lot of space, when just living is concerned
[/quote]
I will need to fund the excess, then. 600s.f. is insufficent. My current living room is about 600sf. Much to small for me to live in, and cannot be used to build off of.

[quote="Inventor"]
. I am looking at a start, for more can be added. I am trying to keep the starting cost as low as possible. 
[/quote]
Understood completely. When I first went to publish my first monthly periodical, I knew that a mock-up was fairly useless, as that is still just a concept, and I would not be able to bring in the advertisers I wanted with a mock-up, nor show or prove to people that it really exists.
So I just put out the first issue - any first issue - and made it as good as I could.
NOW, the publication existed, was a reality, and I could now show a real, existing publication to advertisers and other people.

Making something real, however and whatever is required to just do that, makes it a true change in reality, and not just more thinking and talking about it.

Those who change reality, to whatever extent, prove to others that reality can be changed. I wrote a couple posts on AFF about a community. Perhaps I'll post one of those posts here.

[quote="Inventor"]
Desert ... sells for $64,000 a square mile. Roads, power, wells, windmills, add to the value, but it is still low. 
[/quote]
Again, I really like the idea of one square mile of land.
I personally should be able to contribute at least 1/10 to this amount. $6,400 seems reasonable for me to contribute within a couple months.
If under a temporary community to accumulate funding situation, I should be able to contribute 1/5 to this amount, if purchase is by Autumn.

[quote="Inventor"]
The farthest out places I have found are still within 150 miles to an airport, 50 to a Walmart, and twenty to a town of sorts. It is hard to get a few miles from a paved road.
[/quote]
Haha, Walmart.
If it is hard to get a few miles from a paved road, then that says enough.

[quote="Inventor"]
Wind and solar power are coming of age. Once you have it there is no reason not to use it, and there is ground water everywhere I am looking. Solar and wind irrigation, feeding grass, would change the land.
[/quote]
Undertood.
Can used automotive radiators be used for solar power and heating? I thought of doing this at one point; painting radiators black, placing them in boxes with glass or plexiglass tops, and connecting them together in a modular array, using radiator hoses. Radiators are free or very inexpensive, and radiator systems can contain a lot of pressure, and require no maintenence. I never looked into the cost/output viability regarding the harnessing percentage on a cost/s.f. vs yeild/s.f..
They aren't very pretty, but painting the box interior all black wouldn't be so bad. Or It could be made to look sci-fi, as like a spacecraft in a movie. I did an art project once that has some similarities; it was just whatever industrial-looking junk I could find painted prime blue with acrylic paint, set inside two curved pieces of whiteboard. It looked awesome; gallery-quality(which was what the instuctor wanted from each assignment).

Wind-energy: again I thought of used automotive parts - alternators ... and the radiator fans from automobiles. The fans aren't very efficient, however; but they should be free-to-so-inexpensive, and perhaps it might take an array of them to drive a single alternator.
Otherwise, wind generator, last time I looked (many years ago) were pretty expensive.

There are plenty of 12-volt everythings - used in boating and RV industries. Self-sufficiency is obtained in sailboats using 12-volt systems. My TV flatscreen runs off 12volts, and has a plug for a computer so it can also be used as a monitor.
There are 12-volt refrigerators for sailboats, RV's, and other boats.
LED lighting is now standard in boating.
Laptops run off rechargable batteries; more and more do so.

There is still MUCH progress to be made in this direction. I formed a company, "synaptiq", for the purposes of bring new technologies, methods, and products of this kind to market. "synaptiq" is intended to be a brand name.
We AS can work on various projects and solutions just in this field and derive immense revenues.
I need assistance in getting 'synapiq' to be registered as an LLC, and to get the tradename 'synaptiq'. I need assistance in organizing, too, as I'm very unorganized, in every way.
There are so many advancements and products for this market. We just need a business entity to interface with the world, and we only need to do the things we normally do - and we bring in $millions every year for our work which we enjoy doing ... our hobbies, our projects. We do them on our own terms. We don't need to have 'jobs' or be 'employed'.

This is easy to do; with a little help from those who can contribute what is needed, and we can have a business entity to produce and market and distribute what we create ... and generate as many $1,000,000 from doing what we do best as we want to, when we want to, in the way we want to.
We own the business. We do whatever we want.
We become completely self-sufficient. 
We own our own selves.
We cease to need NT's and their "Autism Speaks" self-profiteering Organizations, cease to need NT-profittering ventures like AANE (The Asperger’s Association of New England) which has a huge NT staff, all making money for themselves - while further damaging Autistics. If you're Autistic, you can become a member of AANE ... for only $35/year. Great; what does this 'non-profit' Incorporated do for me, except steal the funding I need to make real progress?

[b]We leave NT's behind us[/b], and heal ourselves, and do everything the way we do it.
We make however much money we want to do whatever we want.
We heal ourselves and care for ourselves.

Before you know it, we excel humans in every way. And no ... they can't have any.

Before you know it, humans look at our civilization - which is like an advanced alien intelligence civilization they can never have - and see how much they really are human primates. I already know all of this. Once we begin the right way, the rest is inevitable. We form our own civilization on this planet. We no longer live under the thumb of humans.

Perhaps, if they are humble and ask nicely, I will fix their human civilization for them, and make the laws they really need for themselves.
But they're going to have to concede to stop over-populating this planet an destroying it - and everything on and of it, if they want Autis assistance.

Changing the land is not something I ever thought about.

[quote="Inventor"]
The questions brought up by Khaldun, Jefferson, et al, ... 
[/quote]
I was just being bombastic. No offense meant, as I was just having fun with it and myself.

[quote="Inventor"]
We will also protect ourselves from being fed on by the world, while feeding on them. 
[/quote]
I find that protection is necessary if our full potential is to be achieved. I see the cycles which damage our potentials. I do not like them, and they cause suffering in Auts. I don't enjoy seeing and feeling that suffering.

[quote="Inventor"]
... and wake up the whole cycle. Little things mean a lot to land.
It wants you, to put up with your crap, garbage, sewer, waste water, which it will use many times.
[/quote]
Too funny. I glimpse what you say here. Too simple and true, and therefore a brilliant finesse.

[quote="Inventor"]
Before Wrong Planet, I was not social, there has been slight change. But if you need someone to speak with the wolves, bears, land, plants, I am very good. My math, biology, and building skills are good. 
I was not a human, but I found friends and teachers in life, they were not human. My goals are not human, consider me speaker for the land, for the film of life. 
[/quote]
I will enjoy the "Company of Wolves", then, too.
I will not consider you human, then ... as long as you don't consider me human, either. That is offensive to me, and I wouldn't want to offend you, either.
I understand the economics of biological energy. Although I have fixed my ex-landlord's lawn - but NOT mowing it, and am doing the same for my current landlord's lawn, I don't do so well with ficus trees and houseplants; those all die.
I worked constuction for a few years. I was then just discovering that I didn't like to think, and that it was painful to think, so I asked my boss to do all the thinking, and I just used my body to perform the tasks. Funny, because he had a below-average IQ, while mine has yet to be interpolated.
It was relieving to no have to think.
But I can build. I work slowly though. Or in productive bursts. In an AS community, we can work in such fashion as is natural to us. I can see no need for us to regulate ourselves into a de-humanized 'on/off' function as humans do to themselves, and then hate and complain about. I only have my own thing to say about this;" Stupid human primates."
Please, please; it is due time for independence from all that.

I hope that you can find the joy and satisfaction, the pleasure and fulfillment which I have found in socializing. We are each different, but it does appear to me that everyone can derive a pleasure from socializing in the way which is beneficial and pleasurable for each.

[quote="Inventor"]
Come and use some mud for a while, give my people your wastes, we can learn together. 
[/quote]
Quite an invition; unlike any other I have had, I must admit.
Ok, I will give your people my wastes, and learn together, and I'll use some mud, too.

[quote="Inventor"]
This is not the end
[/quote]
No.

[quote="Inventor"]
I see many things on Wrong Planet, sorrow from a world not understood, the struggle to survive that takes the joy from life, and the personal skills at learning, doing, that are so far above the ordinary they are useless. Ordinary humans block advance, learning new ways, and we must leave to reach our potential.
[/quote]
I see similar, or the same. The is much sorrow and degradation which is unfortunately accepted.
Leaving allows us to be and therefore see ourselves as we really are.

Our full potential is amazing, as I continue to discover my own ... and I see it everywhere here on WP, even in those who deny that very potential. Our potential is 'super-human' exactly. I am super-human, and been proven to be super-human by humans themselves - that they speak and behave exactly as if I am super-human. They don't use that term, however; they say things with wide eyes and dropped jaws, like "How did you possibly do that?" in complete shock and bewilderment. This happens often, and has happened all my life.

'How did I do that?'

Well ... the answer is simple; I am Autistic, and not human; therefore I can easily do things Autistics can do, but which humans are unable to do.

If there is such a thing as "ordinary humans", then there is such a thing as an 'us' which is therefore not "ordinary humans". Are we different types of 'human'? Or are we not 'human', but something else?
"Human" is true, and is precisely the intangible traits and characteristics of the mind and feelings by which humans define themselves as "human"; but if we do not have those same traits and characteristics, then we cannot be defined as "human" - even by humans. 
(see www.Anthroponomy.com - which probably still only working occassionally.)
I cannot define myself as "human".
So, according to existing terms and definitions, I must define myself as "Autistic".
I may prefer other definitions for myself, but there has to be some agreement, otherwise it gets too confusing. If everyone is already defining me as "Autistic", and the term 'Autistic' is acceptable to me - which it is, and in its various forms - then I will agree to define myself publically as "Autistic".

[quote="Inventor"]
We need a place where, "You're own your own."
[/quote]
A misinterpretion, I suspect.
I meant that humans are on their own with that statement. I meant that I will not fight them any longer so I can do the things that need to be done to help them.

I was joking a bit; whether that will be a truth I do not know. I'm not going to predict that much at this time.

[quote="Inventor"]
I do not see it as an end, isolation, but as a place to learn, grow, gain strength, and have a greater involvment in the world. We may move to the desert, but the world is moving to the Internet.
[/quote]
Very funny.
I do not see a community as an end or isolation as the end which is aspired to, not at all. I view it as you have expressed.
I don't understand why other AS see a community as a 'dream', or as 'isolation, or whatever, in a negative light.
Those thoughts are completely opposite what the meaning and intention of any real Aut community would necessarily be.
It is a place to become fully actualized for what one really is. Over and over - endlessly - Auts prove reason to be inspired; again, even by those who object to this very thing of being inspired.

[quote="Inventor"]
You mention Barnraising, when the weavers want a weaving shed, or potters a kiln, I think they would get free support, for it would be good to have.
[/quote]
Once my basic needs are met, I have plenty to contribute - and enjoy doing so.

My giving is free, I only hope that my giving will be acknowledged and appreciated, that I may not feel and be so alone. It is joyful to feel connected; nothing is worth more than this to me. No money can purchase this - although humans with money obtain that money exactly for that purpose. This can never be demanded, nor bargained-for, nor expected; this is always given freely, and can only be given freely, and only has worth when given freely, and is only what it really is when given freely.
Others attempt to 'own' or 'negotiate for' or 'obligate others' for that which can only be given freely.
Humans do this often, as they have so much difficulty getting their real needs met - or even understanding and acknowledging their real needs.

[quote="Inventor"]
Employment based on a share of production is very different. It applies to investors and labor. It is not taxed till the asset is sold. That which happens on private property is not subject to sales tax, income tax, and labor hour exchange is impossible for anyone outside to see. That is not a factory, it is a community Center, a school, and an art form.
[/quote]
Good for everyone here to know and see and understand.

[quote="Inventor"]
It does not matter if it is a few acres, or a square mile, it will be quickly paid for, developed, and then will be there forever. I would keep a house, but would not live there all the time, not now, I travel, have other things to do, but I would keep it so I always have a place to go. 
[/quote]
Again, I would like to contribute as much as I can to the amount and/or quality of land. A few acres I -essentially - already have. I have a year-round stream and about 300ft of this river-frontage (it is called river in this area, but is called a stream in other areas).

[b]Forever is the very, very important point.[/b]
Funding anything else will only return temporary benefit(s); funding a community where the real-estate is owned continues to be an asset forever and continues to provide benefit forever, and continues to give forever.

Once paid-for, it can fund more project and more communities. We end up with greater and greater independence, and more and more of us benefit to whatever extent and in whichever way we each chose to.

It is an upward, wonderful, and beautiful cycle.

As I posted on AFF, something ... anything needs to be just done. You have to step off the cliff, walk through your own doubts and fears and ... 'Just Do It'.
Otherwise, it never gets done, people tal about it in circle, and lose their belief, hope, inspiration.

It is of the most immense importance to just get it done. to change reality, to whatever extent, so it can be seen that reality is changed - and therefore really can be changed.

[quote="Inventor"]
If it gets too crowded for me, I will sell out to a crazy cat lady and buy the section next door. Land next to the autistic crazy cat ladies should go cheap. 
I just want to ignore a better class of people.
[/quote]
Haha!
But it doesn't have to get too crowded. It's really what it's determined to be. I would personally have a difficult time saying "No." to an Aut - 'yes there's room and assets and resources here for you'.
But if things go as they can, if we understand exactly what we're doing and why, then we should be able to continue to be able to provide more and fund more.

More communities I think will be desired. As I have spoken to others, there is interest for communties that are available for temporary purposes, not just for permanent living.
We Aus, Autistics, Aspies, etc., determine what our own community is.
But it makes sense to use the initial community to fund more communities. In each community, there can be room for many different people and many different aspects and many different resources to 'us'.

As I would take a place at the 'entrance' to this community - because of my preferences and enjoyments and needs, I can serve others, as my 'home' will always tend to become a community resource. My ideal 'home is the largest possible old industrial manufacturing building you could imagine. That's what I would want to buy for my 'home'. It's really a community resource that just happens to be in my name; I'm just a custodian there - hopefully not the only one - and it's just where I like to live an be and work. When I die, it become the community's; I just hold it in (oh I forget the legal term).. but for all, so nothing can happen to it. Sure, humans; try and leverage youself into this through me ... good luck. Sre humans; you can buy it for $60million ... good luck, people live here, it's their home, and you can't come in and you can have it and you can't do anything about it. I am a monolithc; you only hurt your head beating it upon me.

Ok then. A start must be done.

You, personally, just want to be left alone. I'll take a position up front, and filter as each person of the community would like. If you don't want to deal with it, I will.

You don' want to prove anything .. but yet you do want to show.

Show.

I will prove what should be proven.

I am good at protecting, and was born to it. It is one of the things that I give, and provide best, and I always tend to do it, anyway. Without something to care for, aside from myself, I'm just lonely and unfulfilled. White knights are born to serve; they are powerful in their service.

The most important thing to show is the proof that reality can be changed as desired.
You show, then, as you will.
I will prove ... as you expressed you don't want to, and want to remain unbothered.

Sounds very excellent.
yes/no???

- Sir Richard, the archetype[/quote]

Options
HTML is OFF
BBCode is ON
Smilies are ON

	Disable BBCode in this post
	Disable Smilies in this post