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# providing a voluntary and realistic transition towards a RBEM for anyone interested | # providing a voluntary and realistic transition towards a RBEM for anyone interested | ||
| − | == | + | == Project schedule and timeframe == |
| − | {{ | + | {{Main | RBE10K/Schedule | l1=Project schedule and timeframe}} |
The RBE10K Project has a schedule that is roughly the following (See the main link above for more details): | The RBE10K Project has a schedule that is roughly the following (See the main link above for more details): | ||
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# Create second city | # Create second city | ||
| − | == | + | == Participation == |
| − | {{ | + | {{Main | RBE10K/Contributors | RBE10K/Teams | l1=Contributors | l2=Teams }} |
This Wiki is the main platform for the engineering of the systems and methodologies that will support the community, and anyone is welcome to participate in one of many ways. The Project is open to the participation of anyone who has an interest, regardless of an intention to live in the experimental community itself. | This Wiki is the main platform for the engineering of the systems and methodologies that will support the community, and anyone is welcome to participate in one of many ways. The Project is open to the participation of anyone who has an interest, regardless of an intention to live in the experimental community itself. | ||
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The RBE10K Project has a number of '''''Needs''''' or '''''Requests''''' made by different Teams. Contributors are encouraged to check this page with some frequency, and attempt to address the requests. | The RBE10K Project has a number of '''''Needs''''' or '''''Requests''''' made by different Teams. Contributors are encouraged to check this page with some frequency, and attempt to address the requests. | ||
| − | == | + | == Planning for the first settlement == |
| − | {{ | + | {{Main|RBE10K/Plan|l1=Experimental settlement planning}} |
The RBEM system can be defined social engineering, i.e. the system is wholly designed as opposed to the emergent result of culture. The success of this project requires careful planning for a great number of things, including: | The RBEM system can be defined social engineering, i.e. the system is wholly designed as opposed to the emergent result of culture. The success of this project requires careful planning for a great number of things, including: | ||
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* Defining and establishing the production of nutritious food that can be made abundant with little effort or resources | * Defining and establishing the production of nutritious food that can be made abundant with little effort or resources | ||
| − | == | + | == Differences with other projects == |
| − | {{ | + | {{Main|RBE10K/Differences with other projects | l1=Differences with other projects}} |
The RBE10K Project has unique purposes and strategies. Although many other projects have been attempted with apparently similar goals, the strategies have been significantly different. Even the goals pursued, if analysed carefully, quickly show that the goals are also significantly different. This project differs from The Venus Project mainly in its strategy for implementation, choosing to implement immediately with the resources available as opposed to waiting until the conditions are ripe for involving the governments of the world. It also differs significantly from The Zeitgeist Movement in that it will promote a RBEM from within one (even though a minimalist or eco-communalist one), as opposed to from within a monetary market system. There have been and currently exist many communities with sustainability in mind like transition towns, hippy communes, and projects like [[w:The Peckham Experiment|The Peckham Experiment]], however none of these have embraced both social engineering, automation, a non-monetary system, and voluntarism. | The RBE10K Project has unique purposes and strategies. Although many other projects have been attempted with apparently similar goals, the strategies have been significantly different. Even the goals pursued, if analysed carefully, quickly show that the goals are also significantly different. This project differs from The Venus Project mainly in its strategy for implementation, choosing to implement immediately with the resources available as opposed to waiting until the conditions are ripe for involving the governments of the world. It also differs significantly from The Zeitgeist Movement in that it will promote a RBEM from within one (even though a minimalist or eco-communalist one), as opposed to from within a monetary market system. There have been and currently exist many communities with sustainability in mind like transition towns, hippy communes, and projects like [[w:The Peckham Experiment|The Peckham Experiment]], however none of these have embraced both social engineering, automation, a non-monetary system, and voluntarism. | ||
| − | == | + | == Features of a RBE10K settlement == |
| − | {{ | + | {{Main|RBE10K/Settlement | l1=Settlement features}} |
The most important feature of a RBE10K settlement is sustainability, as understood from an RBEM point of view, i.e. living in accordance to the carrying capacity of the Earth, in a peaceful, egalitarian, voluntarist, and evidence-based decision-making community. The settlement is expected to consist of 10,000 people to ensure sufficient variety of skills to be fully self-sustainable, and to ensure the social experiment is relevant. The location for the settlement is not yet defined, however it will have to be a place where there is permissiveness by the local governments to perform as intended. The project intends to be not-for-profit and fully self-funded, however the viability of the project may require extra funding, or even the implementation of the project under a company structure. The experiment will go for two years, and it is expected it will renew for subsequent two meanwhile volunteers are still interested in its continuity. The experiment will also attempt at producing a sister experiment at the end of each term, meanwhile there is sustained interest. | The most important feature of a RBE10K settlement is sustainability, as understood from an RBEM point of view, i.e. living in accordance to the carrying capacity of the Earth, in a peaceful, egalitarian, voluntarist, and evidence-based decision-making community. The settlement is expected to consist of 10,000 people to ensure sufficient variety of skills to be fully self-sustainable, and to ensure the social experiment is relevant. The location for the settlement is not yet defined, however it will have to be a place where there is permissiveness by the local governments to perform as intended. The project intends to be not-for-profit and fully self-funded, however the viability of the project may require extra funding, or even the implementation of the project under a company structure. The experiment will go for two years, and it is expected it will renew for subsequent two meanwhile volunteers are still interested in its continuity. The experiment will also attempt at producing a sister experiment at the end of each term, meanwhile there is sustained interest. | ||
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{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
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[[ru:RBE10K]] | [[ru:RBE10K]] | ||
