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  (19087)   Programmatic Access and Control:  How to build generic programmatic access solution to help people scale thinking and doing? (6, +) [en]
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  (18860)   Ecosystem of Organizations:  How can we spark a Ecosystem of organizations? (17, +) [en]
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  (18842)   Polycrisis in the Anthropocene:  How does one solve the polycrisis in the Anthropocene in a timely manner? (2, +) [en]
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  (18655)   Global Songs (3, +) [en]
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  (19123)   Document based databases:  How should we use document based databases? (4, +) [en]
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  (19160)   Choosing Nootropics:  How to optimize choice of smart drugs, individually? (5, +) [en]
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  (19100)   Raising awareness of Infinity family:  How do we bring people toward Infinity family? (6, +) [en]
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  (18341)   Low-Energy Websites (3, +) [en]
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  (18342)   Co-Existence Philosophy (6, +) [en]
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  (18462)   Geomagnetic storms:  How to manage the risk of wide range electronics outage? (3, +) [en, cn]
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  (18574)   Reading Sources:  What do you want to read next? (7, +) Base Administration [en]
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  (18630)   Boredom:  Boredom is a menace, stealing joy from people since the beginning of time (5, +) [en]
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  (18636)   The Scandal of Money:  There is no objective measure for value, like physical units: meter, second, ampere, etc. How to create an objective measure of money? (6, +) [en]
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  (19004)   Shift in Human Values from Input to Output:  How could humans balance attention? (2, +) [en]
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  (18827)   Environmental justice aspects of the (un)intended consequences of AI:  What is the socio-ecological impact of AI-enabled systems? (5, +) [en]
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  (18375)   All Life-Centered Design:  Design Methods with All Living Species in Mind, Not Only Users (4, +) [en]
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  (18853)   Nature friendly cities:  Why are buildings so anti nature ? (2, +) [en]
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  (19191)   Metaphorical programming:  I feel that abstractions in programming are not powerful enough. What we really want to program with is metaphors. So I imagine complicated systems visualised a network of pipes like a circuit board. And I can introduce the metaphor of cars driving around a network. A loop is a depot that produces cars around a circuit. You can have visibility and observability of a system by rendering dataflow visually. (0, +) [en]
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  (18655)   How to Distribute HURS?:  How do we distribute HOURS in a way that is not HACKABLE yet values the work of an individual? (13, +) Base Administration [en]
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  (19124)   Work aggregation and work pattern matching:  Everyday 7 billion people do something in their average day. Someone needs to decide what these people do and some of it is intellectual and some is physical. Why isn't customer service perfect? Surely there is enough people to do the work. Why can't I phone government or my bank and my problems be resolved instantly over the phone. There must be a system that everyone could use that allows the work that each person does to satisfy the needs of multiple people. I propose work items are created and matched to others that have similar patterns. We could combine jobs and information together so that someone on the way somewhere also does other tasks that help others that have similar problems. If I am doing some work on a computer, this work must match patterns of someone else's work on the computer. (2, +) [en]
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  (18959)   Discovery Methods for Living Systems:  What new methods would help explore consciousness of other beings? (1, +) [en]
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  (18987)   An economic system that frees humanity from unnecessary suffering and meaningless work (9, +) [en]
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  (19088)   Empowering Humans to Think and Decide (5, +) [en]
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  (19083)   People twist:  People in different companies across organisations are running according to some plan or set of instructions - how do we change behaviours across organisations and groups to achieve common goals (14, +) [en]
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  (19219)   Distributed command and coordination:  How does a loosely organised group of people get work done? (1, +) [en]
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  (18320)   People in Hospitals, Banks and elsewhere have to wait too long for their turn (0, +) [en]
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  (18768)   Not everything should be free (2, +) [en]
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  (18872)   0 > oo Feature Requests:  What features should 0oo add? (12, +) Base Administration [en, cn, lt, ja]
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  (18337)   Access To Know-How:  Ensuring Access To Know-How (5, +) [en, lt]
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  (18845)   Self-Organised Learning Communities:  What's the optimum size for a learning group? (6, +) [en]
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  (18533)   Apocalypse technology:  How do we create technologies that could survive apocalypse, and allow people to restore civilization? (2, +) [en]
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  (18324)   Creating Deep Connections and Love in Society (2, +) [en, lt]
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  (18421)   Humanity's goals and AI:  How to empower humans to systematically define collective goals? (3, +) [en, cn]
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  (18823)   Oceans Language:  How can oceans communicate between them and us, humans? (4, +) [en]
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  (18654)   Web Apps Integration:  Integration of Project Management Tools and Visual Page Builders (2, +) [en]
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  (18636)   Regenerative Creation:  ¿Qué procesos existen sobre creación regenerativa? (1, +) [es]
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  (18383)   Preventing Engineered Sleeper Virus (3, +) [en]
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  (18504)   Future Tribes:  What identities would connect people of the future? (2, +) [en]
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  (18891)   Resilience to the worst of humanity:  The average person is selfish, greedy, not very intelligent and an emotionally stunted illogical thinker. How can any economic system win the support of the majority if these things are true (5, +) [en]
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  (18845)   Metaphysical Gravity:  Is love the metaphysical gravity that is the core attribute of life’s meaning, coherence, and creative power? (1, +) [en]
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  (18336)   Preventing New Epidemics (2, +) [en, cn]
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  (18739)   Self hosting:  How to make hosting computer systems so easy that anybody can do it? (3, +) [en]
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  (18698)   Most people are underpaid:  How to collect the maximum that the market can bear for work? (1, +) [en]
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  (18326)   Supply Chain Security (2, +) [en]
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  (19087)   Window/tab merge:  Why do you have multiple tabs open? The answer is that you're cross referencing in your head. Why not let the computer do it? (4, +) [en]
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  (18375)   Social real-time data sharing (1, +) [en, lt]
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  (19092)   Some people are takers and don't give back:  When I look at publicly provided services that are free is that they are underfunded and exploited. As people take advantage of what can be taken for free. Free and fair things benefits everyone as it raises the tide of all boats. But some people take advantage. (0, +) [en]
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  (18861)   Infinity DAO Proposals:  What DAO (or DAOs) could we benefit from as a community? (4, +) Base Administration [en]
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  (18640)   Application of Fractals in Society:  What is a practical application of Fractal Geometry? (4, +) [en]
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  (18908)   SolarPunk Future:  How could we imagine the future and describe it in detail in our stories? (10, +) [en]
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  (18325)   Meta standard for data reusability:  Create a Meta-standard to Maximize Reusability and Interoperability of All Data and Systems (2, +) [en]
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  (18841)   Automated API traversal - program synthesis:  If computers could code interactions with systems for us, we wouldn't have to write code, they could interoperate automatically (3, +) [en]
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  (18830)   The Liquidity of School Grades:  Kids and students are actually selling their work at schools for grades, which are not a liquid asset. How can we make it a liquid asset? (3, +) [en]
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  (18826)   Capitalism:  What's right and what's wrong with capitalism (1, +) [en]
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  (18881)   Making Sure We Use Time Effectively:  How to make sure that we maximize utility of our time? (9, +) [en, cn]
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  (19162)   Inter-Ontological Concepts for Inter-App Synchronization:  How to avoid reinventing app models and ontology concepts, and reuse existing work on them across software ecosystems and ontologies? (1, +) [en]
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  (18631)   Casual education:  How to make education digestible without people realising it. (1, +) [en]
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  (18777)   Computation for normal people:  What do normal people need to compute? (2, +) [en]
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  (18659)   Meta-Biomimicry:  If human is part of Living System and is one itself, so what are General Principles to mimic when designing a human world? (8, +) [en]
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  (18512)   Prototyping systems:  How to create a micro system in a real world? (4, +) [en, cn]
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  (18987)   Humans as Community:  How to move away from "I" thinking to "WE" thinking? (11, +) [en]
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  (18846)   Poverty of care:  People don't care about what we're doing to try improve the world, most people don't care about anything outside their own families (1, +) [en]
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  (18419)   High Incomes:  How do we create universally high incomes? (1, +) [en]
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  (18869)   Decentralisation with P2P software:  How can we use Peer 2 peer software to accomplish distribution (5, +) [en]
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  (19465)   Personalized Diet:  How to discover what foods are good for each individual? (7, +) [en]
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  (19125)   Safer world:  We can change the world to be safer (0, +) [en]
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  (19098)   Networking with Futurists Communities:  How might we discover futurists communities and connect with Infinity Family? (2, +) [en]
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  (18874)   Distributed data storage:  If you have many nodes and want to store data - how do you store data? (10, +) [en]
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  (19268)   Extreme Health:  Why should health improvement ever stop? (6, +) [en]
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  (19170)   Decentralised automated organisations:  How do we create a decentralised automated organisation (1, +) [en]
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  (18853)   Optimum Health:  What does body need to heal naturally? (1, +) [en]
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  (18884)   Energy crisis:  What if we run out of energy? So no more efficient fossil fuels (1, +) [en]
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  (19107)   Truly personal computation:  Bill Gates wanted to put a desktop computer into every home (2, +) [en]
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  (18868)   Autonomous agents:  What work can autonomous programs do for us? (3, +) [en]
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  (19127)   Visualize or visible demand:  How to cause demand to be visible to others in society (0, +) [en]
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  (18870)   UX at oo:  What user experiences and UIs do we imagine at oo? (2, +) Base Administration [en]
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  (19158)   Browser monoculture:  Google and Apple and Firefox effectively owns the browser market, there are very few competitor browsers with their own engines. (0, +) [en]
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  (19111)   (A+xB)/C = y:  An algorithm to find x, when A, B, C and y are integers. (1, +) [en]
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  (18871)   True Co-Operation:  How to spark a co-operation between people and projects? (5, +) [en]
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  (18845)   Syntropy and Living Systems:  How might we design living systems that increase syntropy rather than participate in building more efficient entropy machines to exterminate and replace life on Earth? (2, +) [en]
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  (19107)   Is time obsolete - cont.:  Are currencies the new "hours"? (0, +) [en]
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  (18428)   Uniting behind goals:  How to make society unite behind goals? (3, +) [en, cn]
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  (19107)   Questioning the reality of time amidst current TRANSITIONS, is time Obsolete?:  Are "hours" valid for currency? do hours have their own currencies? (1, +) [en]
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  (19196)   Active investment gives poor returns:  Actively managed investments rarely return more than the whole market. It's almost as if intelligence doesn't help Active investment is the act of researching companies and initiatives and deciding what to invest in. Unfortunately the returns from this activity are less than investing in index funds. Index funds represent a bit of everything or the whole market. Ironically an index is actively decided upon, the criteria to be included in the index is a decision. Some companies enter or leave an index based on revenue or other criteria. (0, +) [en]
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  (18893)   Guaranteed Profitibility:  Profitability determines whether or not some thing gets done (2, +) [en]
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  (18843)   Sound of Living Systems:  Is there a similarity between ocean's noise, human heartbeat and golden ratio? (6, +) [en]
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  (19466)   Benefitting everybody as much as possible:  How can we benefit everybody as much as possible? Shouldn't our aim in society to benefit everybody? (1, +) [en]
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  (18484)   Conflict of Interest:  How to solve conflicts of interest (1, +) [en]
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  (18654)   Beautiful Questions:  What questions are worth asking? (2, +) [en]
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  (19191)   Conway's law:  The structure of software resembles the communication between organisations or individuals. There is a homomorphism of software component to component. (0, +) [en]
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  (18536)   Data Liquidity and Systems Interoperability:  How to automate alignment and management of complex heterogenous data and systems? (1, +) [en, cn]
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  (18884)   Embodied Imagination Training:  How to learn to imagine but also to synthesise and prototype, all in one experience? (3, +) [en]
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  (18507)   Care-based futures:  What kind of futures do Keystone Species imagine? (1, +) [en]
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  (18324)   Ensuring Safe Arrival of Technological Singularity (2, +) [en, lt]
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  (19078)   Rewarding and tracking good:  Why is the only unit of measurement money? Why are we not measuring love or good done? (1, +) [en]
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  (19179)   Coordination problem:  How to solve problems as groups of people (0, +) [en]
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  (18915)   Integrating education and industry:  Education and job hiring should be integrated. We have a complicated endeavour - rocket science, food and industrial logistics, browser engines, search engines - people should be funelled into positions from school. No job interviews (2, +) [en]
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  (18654)   People often talk about solutions in conferences, but don't collect them for action afterwards (6, +) [en]
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  (19090)   Wrong people doing the things and right people doing the wrong things:  We have cars and smartphones and yet have poverty and difficulty of being, mental health problems - surely poverties and mental health problems are more tractable than building an advanced robotic car factory, smartphone or launching things into space. (0, +) [en]
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  (19137)   Life scalability:  The paradox of the economy means that a large portion of society shall be poor as they won't provide more benefits than they cost. The capitalist system means that you need to provide a lot of value added benefit to lots of individuals to profit. In other words there is a scalability problem to providing for yourself (1, +) [en]