المشروع على نطاق الكوكب
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المشروع على نطاق الكوكب هو عبارة عن ساحة دولية للاتصالات بين كل القوى البناءة للمجتمع العالمي المستعدة على التوحد من أجل إنقاذ البيئة المحيطة والبشرية من الأخطار والكوارث العالمية. هنا نحن نناقش بصورة مفتوحة ومباشرة المشكلات العالمية لهذا العصر وكذلك طرق وسبل حلها.
المشروع على نطاق الكوكب هو مفهوم علمي لحل المشكلات العالمية المعاصرة والتوحد العالمي لدى الناس بغرض إنقاذ كوكبنا الغالي الأرض للجيل الحالي والأجيال القادمة.
نحن مقتنعون أنه رغم وجود كثير من الظواهر المؤزمة في البيئة والسياسة والمالية نحن لدينا مستقبل. ثمة إمكانيات ستوفر التكوين العادل للعالم وإنعاش المحيط الحيوي والتكامل البشري عموماً والتطور المنسجم للناس. والحلول كلها ضمن الاقتصاد والتحكم العقلاني بالموارد والتوحد الروحي.
نحن نأمل بأن موقع المشروع على نطاق الكوكب سيغدو أكبر مورد التعهيد الجماعي لتحليل وتصميم النظم والعمليات الكوكبية والمصرف الافتراضي للأصول الفكرية والإبداعية للاستخدام العام. نحن ندعو الجميع إلى المساهمة في أضخم مسعى للتاريخ الحديث. صدقوا سوف يعرب عن تقديره من قبل أبناء عصرنا وذريتنا!
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