Calousia: The Best Future: Let's Get There

by Cherlos

Overview

Warren Musser's new, more complete future-seeing method reveals, for the first time, the most important of all futures for us to know: it’s Calousia, the natural, brilliant summit of our species’s long progressive evolution.

Learn why this Calousian future is “best,” why it fulfills our species’s extraordinary potential, and why it’s not far away.

In sum, we should take the exciting new path to Calousia, and Calousia explains why it’s essential to start now.

Finally, discover why Musser’s new method clarifies our role in the progressing universe and helps define what we humans are.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781635052060
Publisher:	Two Harbors Press, Incorporated
Publication date:	08/16/2016
Pages:	194
Product dimensions:	5.40(w) x 8.40(h) x 0.40(d)

Table of Contents

Introduction ix

Part I The Task and the Setting 1

1 Where Is Our Species Going? 2

2 Where in the Progressive Universe We Fit 17

3 Our Species' Progressive History 22

Part II How Our Species' Primary Progressive Process Works Growing Abilities and Insurmountable Limits 29

4 We Increase Our Technological Abilities 30

5 Limits to Our Increasing Abilities: The Calousia-Forming Mold 38

6 Limits in Transportation 44

7 Limits in Biological Synthesis 51

8 Limits Beyond the Eight Fundamental Abilities 65

Part III About Calousia When Expanding Abilities Meet Immovable Limits 71

9 Why Calousia is Distinctive, a Universal Summit 72

10 Why Calousia Gives Us a Primary Purpose 79

11 What Calousia Tells us About Our Species 85

12 What Calousia Says About You and Me 88

Part IV Our Urgent and Momentous Choice 95

13 Why We Must Take Charge 96

14 Are We Humans Sufficiently Capable? 106

15 Tasks to Start Now 109

Addenda: The Six Other Fundamental Abilities 121

1 Limits in Communication 122

2 Limits in Accessing Energy 130

3 Limits in Power Devices (Engines & Motors) 137

4 Limits in Elemental Synthesis (i.e., making things from atoms to I-pads) 149

5 Limits in Astronomical Synthesis 159

6 Limits in Human Synthesis 167