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Ohadmin at 10:50, 11 June 2026

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	'''We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?'''		'''We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?'''<br>
	''How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.''		''How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.''
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Ohadmin at 10:50, 11 June 2026

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	'''We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?'''~~<br>~~		'''We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?'''
	''How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.''		''How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.''
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Ohadmin at 10:49, 11 June 2026

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	'''We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?'''<br>		'''We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?'''<br>
	''How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.''		''How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.''

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Ohadmin at 10:49, 11 June 2026

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	'''We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?'''<br>''How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.''		'''We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?'''<br>
			''How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.''

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	''' Proposed: Human Learning and Development '''		''' Proposed: Human Learning and Development '''

			I put the rest of my life on creating a free quality learning platform which I have finally begun developing at https://build.onehouse.top (with Claude AI's assistance and a Grok AI process engine, using a local Ollama/Odyssey failback option, to ensure all these services remain free to all learners). More details on this initiative can be found below (see LMBoK and ePangea).

	Johan Norberg, best-selling Swedish author, lecturer, and senior fellow at Washington DC's Cato Institute, argues in his book ''Open'' (2020) that major human advancements can be attributed to open policies, trade and tolerance. Of course various authors argue energy, agriculture and other such factors were the primary driving force, but I would argue that these were all built on Norberg's fundamental catalyst as no one would have harnessed energy or developed agriculture if there was no openness to share knowledge of process. As per the old adage, we stand on the shoulders of giants.		Johan Norberg, best-selling Swedish author, lecturer, and senior fellow at Washington DC's Cato Institute, argues in his book ''Open'' (2020) that major human advancements can be attributed to open policies, trade and tolerance. Of course various authors argue energy, agriculture and other such factors were the primary driving force, but I would argue that these were all built on Norberg's fundamental catalyst as no one would have harnessed energy or developed agriculture if there was no openness to share knowledge of process. As per the old adage, we stand on the shoulders of giants.

Charbel: /* What is learning? How is that different from education? How can we learn more efficiently and effectively? */

2025-11-13T11:12:40Z

What is learning? How is that different from education? How can we learn more efficiently and effectively?

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	=== What is learning? How is that different from education? How can we learn more efficiently and effectively? ===		=== What is learning? How is that different from education? How can we learn more efficiently and effectively? ===

			Humans are born creators - innovators. We are explorers and discoverers, constantly learning and growing as we feed off of our existential reality; we are imagination machines who are born curious and hungry for awe. We explore, we discover, and we create, in perpetuity.

	You may be inclined to think that some of us are not educated (or learned, or informed) enough, and that including everyone’s voice will (certainly) hinder vital conversations and slow down important, time-sensitive decision-making. Well what if everyone had free access to quality learning so that they can fully understand the intricacies and thought processes involved for whatever topic of interest may be under discussion? Isn’t it odd why it isn’t already the case that everyone everywhere already has access to such learning? What if we put our efforts together to create a human-centric, universally inclusive, empirical and intuitive learning platform, based on our immediate need, interest, and/or intention, and customized to the learner’s ability level in real-time, no matter where or who we are. Would such a resource not level the playing field in terms of constructive conversations? Not to mention empowering all individuals everywhere to provide for themselves '''and''' their community.		You may be inclined to think that some of us are not educated (or learned, or informed) enough, and that including everyone’s voice will (certainly) hinder vital conversations and slow down important, time-sensitive decision-making. Well what if everyone had free access to quality learning so that they can fully understand the intricacies and thought processes involved for whatever topic of interest may be under discussion? Isn’t it odd why it isn’t already the case that everyone everywhere already has access to such learning? What if we put our efforts together to create a human-centric, universally inclusive, empirical and intuitive learning platform, based on our immediate need, interest, and/or intention, and customized to the learner’s ability level in real-time, no matter where or who we are. Would such a resource not level the playing field in terms of constructive conversations? Not to mention empowering all individuals everywhere to provide for themselves '''and''' their community.

Charbel: /* Current Synthesis on Personal Growth */

2025-11-13T11:11:55Z

Current Synthesis on Personal Growth

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	''' Proposed: Human Learning and Development '''		''' Proposed: Human Learning and Development '''

	~~Humans are innovators~~. ~~We are explorers~~ and ~~discoverers~~, ~~constantly learning and growing~~ as ~~we feed off~~ of ~~our existential reality; we are imagination machines who are born curious and hungry for awe~~. ~~We explore~~, we ~~discover, and we create, in perpetuity~~.		Johan Norberg, best-selling Swedish author, lecturer, and senior fellow at Washington DC's Cato Institute, argues in his book ''Open'' (2020) that major human advancements can be attributed to open policies, trade and tolerance. Of course various authors argue energy, agriculture and other such factors were the primary driving force, but I would argue that these were all built on Norberg's fundamental catalyst as no one would have harnessed energy or developed agriculture if there was no openness to share knowledge of process. As per the old adage, we stand on the shoulders of giants.

	Free access to all that we currently hold as collective human knowledge could be made available through efficient learning experiences. Rather than breaking down faculties in terms of subject matters under Science, Art and Philosophy, we can break them down in terms of human experience and growth potential. These could include a strong and healthy body, an acutely aware mind, and covering all that a human might care to learn regardless of where they may be located.		So then, why not built our frameworks and platforms with such overarching, universal values that can promulgate growth and catapult innovation on an unprecedented scale? Free access to all that we currently hold as collective human knowledge could be made available through efficient learning experiences. Rather than breaking down faculties in terms of subject matters under Science, Art and Philosophy, we can break them down in terms of human experience and growth potential. These could include a strong and healthy body, an acutely aware mind, and covering all that a human might care to learn regardless of where they may be located.

	Access to such quality learning should always remain freely accessible and available to anyone, anywhere and at anytime.<br>		Access to such quality learning should always remain freely accessible and available to anyone, anywhere and at anytime.<br>

Charbel at 09:53, 25 October 2025

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	We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?<br>		'''We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?'''<br>''How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.''
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	''How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.''
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	=== Current Synthesis on Personal Growth ===		=== Current Synthesis on Personal Growth ===

Charbel at 09:52, 25 October 2025

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			We need to start somewhere, so why not start with ourselves?<br>

			''How can we maximize our human potential? At what point does human health or cognition begin to form? We already know that the parents health have a direct causation of a child's health at inception and throughout a mother's pregnancy. According to some child development theories, a psychopath that lacks trust and empathy can be created as early as ages 0 to 2 when not tended to as a baby crying for attention. This would mean that we would need to start from the very beginning of a human life and define how to nurture it to the best of our abilities to ensure everyone, everywhere has truly equal access to opportunity in maximizing their full human potential.''
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	See [[Culture]] for further considerations of language and religion.		See [[Culture]] for further considerations of language and religion.

	'''~~This matter eventually requires attention from everyone, everywhere.~~ We can begin compiling all we know with the help of folks who are knowledgeable in all areas of personal growth, human development, engineering, arts, languages, species evolution, environmental sciences, and so on.'''		'''We can begin compiling all we know with the help of folks who are knowledgeable in all areas of personal growth, human development, engineering, arts, languages, species evolution, environmental sciences, and so on.'''
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Charbel: /* Why We Can't Do This Alone */

2025-10-09T10:53:06Z

Why We Can't Do This Alone

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	To: Steve Jobs, sjobs@apple.com		To: Steve Jobs, sjobs@apple.com
	Date: Thursday, September 2, 2010 at 11:08PM<br>		Date: Thursday, September 2, 2010 at 11:08PM<br>
	I grow little of the food I eat, and of the little I do grow, I did not breed or perfect the seeds.		I grow little of the food I eat, and of the little I do grow, I did not breed or perfect the seeds.<br>
			I do not make any of my own clothing.<br>
	I do not make any of my own clothing.		I speak a language I did not invent or refine.<br>
			I did not discover the mathematics I use.<br>
	I speak a language I did not invent or refine.		I am protected by freedoms and laws I did not conceive of or legislate, and do not enforce or adjudicate.<br>
			I am moved by music I did not create myself.<br>
	I did not discover the mathematics I use.		When I needed medical attention, I was helpless to help myself survive.<br>
			I did not invent the transistor, the microprocessor, object oriented programming, or most of the technology I work with.<br>
	I am protected by freedoms and laws I did not conceive of or legislate, and do not enforce or adjudicate.		I love and admire my species, living and dead, and am totally dependent on them for my life and well being.<br>

	I am moved by music I did not create myself.

	When I needed medical attention, I was helpless to help myself survive.

	I did not invent the transistor, the microprocessor, object oriented programming, or most of the technology I work with.

	I love and admire my species, living and dead, and am totally dependent on them for my life and well being.

	Sent from my iPad		Sent from my iPad

Charbel: /* Why We Can't Do This Alone */

2025-10-09T10:52:16Z

Why We Can't Do This Alone

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	From: Steve Jobs, sjobs@apple.com		From: Steve Jobs, sjobs@apple.com
	To: Steve Jobs, sjobs@apple.com		To: Steve Jobs, sjobs@apple.com
	Date: Thursday, September 2, 2010 at 11:08PM		Date: Thursday, September 2, 2010 at 11:08PM<br>
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	I grow little of the food I eat, and of the little I do grow, I did not breed or perfect the seeds.		I grow little of the food I eat, and of the little I do grow, I did not breed or perfect the seeds.