An open source project is typically used to refer to the software development community that emerged in the early 1980’s. Open sharing has now reached far beyond the techie networks. This sub-culture has grown beyond software into every arena imaginable. Online sharing has reached epic proportions with constant creation of new content and connections. Indeed, we consider our core research and development team to be all the folks who post on YouTube and on online forums.
What can this mean for us?
Imagine what this could mean for our future. What if everyone cooperated in the same spirit of open source sharing to solve our most pressing problems. It seems this is already happening to a degree. It could mean much more if it can take hold and get absorbed by everyone. Imagine what would happen if we stopped fiercly competing for Monopoly money and focus our collective energy on creating real solutions by utilizing the power of the worlwide web community.
We believe it is possible and have put forth our contribution here.
Please Join Us.
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Future of the Free by Aaron Rene Carvajal is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at futureofthefree.com.
hello, where are you guys located?, do you do any projects in Canada?
Hi Martin,
Thanks for being the first to comment! Send us an address and we’ll send you a free Straw Dome Kit. See our You Tube Channel to see it… We are located in the Santa Cruz Mountains near Silicon Valley in Northern California. We can definitely send Bio Dome kits to Canada and support the construction with all the information and experience we have available. The more folks build the kit – the better we can improve on the design – and most importantly – get communities to come together and build groups. It is much easier to build a project like this with local support. Register on our site and share on Facebook in your area to see who is game to get a shared dome project going. You can also build a kit yourself, or just get the aquaponic part kits on our Store and locally source barrels and an IBC tank. Let us know of any other ideas you have in mind… Thanks again for being the first to comment!