Humanity shares certain basic core needs.

The pursuit of these needs has created the havoc of the last 6,000 years of societal evolution where we justify collateral damage as the price we are willing to pay to survive.

To justify human sacrifices and other organized ethnic cleansing leaders have waged war after war to create weapons of mass distraction that leave us too traumatized or too confused to deal with our own survival.

As a Species, we seek to survive instead of thrive since we have been brainwashed and bamboozled into confusing wants that are never satisfied for needs that are in abundance and purposefully destroyed.

More food is wasted every day than it takes to feed every human well, for a week.

There are more empty dwellings and wasted resources than there are homeless people in the world.

More people want to work than it takes to rebuild this planet and to undo all the harm we have caused.

There is not enough leadership in power to do this for us.

There is MORE than enough collective will, and its exponential power when used effectively, to immediately make the impossible – possible.

We all need healthy, affordable, accessible & sustainable food.

We all need safe, affordable, accessible & sustainable shelter.

We all need loving, accepting and covenantal resourced based societies.

* The healthiest and most sustainable diet in the world is WFPB no added SOS, locally sourced and fair trade.

* The most efficient way to produce the resources for the above is with permaculture food farms with sustainable infrastructure of locally sourced materials and fair trade labour.

* All natural resources must be protected by international law and all manufacturing must only use recycled materials in environmentally friendly processes.

* There are enough resources already “committed” to creating this reality that all that remains is open-sourcing the DYI guide that is scalable on all levels.

There are three distinct paths to rolling this out globally and peacefully.

* All compliant governments must commit (with consequences) to allocating sufficient resources for their population to be part of the solution.

* Food security would end poverty and illness and much crime.

* An immediate side effect would be to end homelessness and unemployment.

* All law enforcement should be used to facilitate, manage and supervise the above transformation.

* All corporations should be allowed to charge for services rendered and compete on quality of services based on ”guilt free” practices of sustainable, locally sourced, fair trade and otherwise cruelty free.

* Individual communities or households must be empowered to take care of themselves for their basic needs with governments offering non-profit help and corporations offering for profit options.

All of the above requires NO new budgets or money to be spent.

All of the above can be achieved with proper management of currently existing resources.

If only all waste was allowed to be repurposed efficiently the new resource based economy would emerge with existing entities motivated by profit focused on customer satisfaction instead of confusing users into retro active disappointment over yet unused “second best”. The “end user license agreement” needs to be replaced with the “5 9s” (99.999% reliability) that came and went too quickly.

With eight billion (8,253,357,152) people in the world it would take no more than 83,000,000 (eighty three million) distribution points to deliver 100 meals each and feed the world.

According to current research there are roughly currently 4.6 million active vending machines in operation in the United States alone. If each were to dispense only 100 units of healthy food per day, 460,000,000 people could have better nutrition with the press of a button. There are 335,000,000 people living in the United States.

All governments and NGOs should be required to provide space for privately managed machines that would be operated based on the output of the above systems.

Governments should provide; resources to grow food, resources to produce healthy meals, resources for distribution.

Governments should provide: training for jobs in any of the above sectors and incentives for independents.

Robotic farms exist and self contained automated grow rooms in shipping containers that allow for cultivation of food anywhere on this planet, or beyond… On land, on water, in the skies and underground.

Robotic arms and automated kitchens that can produce the meals exist.

Drone delivery systems and automated distribution networks exist.

The only fear we need have of technology, artificial intelligence, robotics et al, is that they will hold a mirror in front of us and say, we did it since you didn’t.

All of the above can be done by humans with all ranges of abilities. As long as one is not part of the problem they can be part of the solution.

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