Does Humanity Need Its Own Treaty ?

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"To make the world work for 100% of humanity, in the shortest time possible, through spontaneous collaboration, without ecological offense, or the disadvantage of anyone"   

                                                 Buckminster Fuller

Producing a World Game

that can work for each and for all

Buckminster Fuller, one of the 20th century’s most prolific, productive and innovative thinkers, designers, and engineers, defined an objective for humanity based on his mathematical research that proposed that all human beings on earth could survive and achieve a genuine standard of living beyond it, if we could figure out a way to play a world game, rather than a war game . This was not posed as an effort by governments, but as an alliance of people recognizing not only the legitimate right of survival for everyone, but the available resources and means, mathematically, for it to be realized, by collaboration, technology, and science. A promising number of people around the world believe that is possible.

A number of them have come together in action to recognize a simple truth of  sustainability that can be immediately applied to making the world work better. Wealth is not built on resources, land, commodities, jewels, bitcoin or collectibles. It is built on agreement. That truth means everything that can change changes by #agreement, something humans have not been historically good at and certainly not enough for where we are today.

The opposite of war is not peace, the opposite  of war os Agreement.  Daniel T Matalon

Agreement is elusive because we are all descended from warriors in one way or another. For most of our history, war has been a normal part of life, a glory at that, where people gave their lives nobly for their country or their people. Medals and honors were passed on from one generation to another preserving its meaning. We carry stories of war. So does our language of winning in business or art. Killing it, crushing it, blowing it up, swipe file.

If we choose to accept responsibility, on an individual level, to change that one aspect of culture, we can make a difference in what life is in the future. Each of us can dip our hand in that pool. Through this campaign, each of us can express a culture of agreement. We can express solidarity on something that is just as meaningful to our identity as war was, by expressing its opposite today,  by taking few minutes to sign your own personalized copy The Treaty of Humanity. Some may dismiss what your one vote in this culture means, but you cannot dismiss what millions of votes like yours will do to make conflict a lot less attractive and agreement a lot more achievable.  

Each of us make it happen

One agreement at a time
Fuller Treaty of Humanity
Making the world work for 100% of us starts with a new agreement, from a new conversation of economics and justice, which are forever linked. It starts with the biggest question you can ask about human survival, and the most personal to each of us, #IsThereEnough. There is no debate about social policy, politics, or survival itself in which that question is not hovering like a silent cloud. There is no day living without it. It is a question for every situation, every family, and every tribe to answer. Making the world work starts with this ask of ourselves.

No matter how you ask, the conversation that follows will inevitably lead to an unmistakable responsibility, that recognizes that each of us matter. That includes you. We all matter for justice, and for economic value, and for healthy growth. The bridge that makes all that actually work is agreement, not war. Agreement is the agency and power that truly builds wealth and survival, not resources. Unfortunately we humans have been much better at war than agreement, and the treaties that followed were usually dictated by the "winners", which is why today we have an "inclusion" problem. Not everyone is on the agreement. We think it is now a new time in history to consider skipping war, and going right to agreement that works for each and for all. This action of history your invited to request inclusion on, (and you must ask) does not depend on nations. It depends on you, and all the rest of us who act on this. This conversation is your opportunity to exercise a choice, to take yourself off the field of battle, and bring yourself to the new 21st century roundtable of agreement, by building a new kind of use of the word treaty, a treaty with yourself, and on behalf of all your generations that follow with you doing your part to create that.  Taking action here now will put you in a position to invent a new human right.

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A Deeper Dive

Podcasts

The Blockchain show hosted by Ethan Kinderknecht Who interviews Daniel Matalon

"#IsThereEnough, a conversation about human survival, and is the cofounder of Impact Launchpad, a UK based venture studio for social impact investment, incubation, and development.
Both organizations are co-developing a token designed to underwrite a new, ownerless."

The Missing Conversation hosted by Robert Strock Who interviews Daniel Matalon

"I say that again, it’s so important that we aren’t in denial, that it’s gonna require something like what Daniel is talking about and for all of us to get engaged. So please don’t listen to this passively, listen to this from the point of view of how can I get involved, whether it’s with.."

~ Robert Strock~
Front Row Dads Interviews Daniel Matalon on Family Values and Questions for Kids
"The universe is definitely speaking to me right now; I just need to listen."

"In our conversation, Daniel talks about what it really means to build trust with our family through agreement and understanding. You'll learn how we can give our kids a choice with that trust and that letting them make the wrong choice is okay. We should support..."

The conscious Vibe hosted by Dr. Daryl L. Jones and Charles Mitchell Esquire interviews Daniel Matalon

"Daniel Matalon was such an inspiring guest the first time around that we needed more so we invited him back to explore in greater detail some of his ideas and concepts for collaboration and sustainability to meet the challenge of having 100% of humanity thrive."

Free Lunch Podcast The Who interviews Daniel Matalon

In today’s episode Greg and Colin interview Daniel Matalon. Daniel, an expert in survival economics and social justice, attempts to answer the question “Is there enough?”  Listen in to find out more…

The junkyard love podcast hosted by Jacob Rhines Who interviews Daniel Matalon

"In this episode, Daniel and I discuss what he's adding new to The Conversation, Buckminster Fuller, our warlike conversation type, the most surprising response to the question of "isthereenough?", power, war, common identity, laws and agreement, suffering, the..."

Edgy Ideas hosted by Simon West Who interviews Daniel Matalon

"The question "is there enough?" is like a yeast starter, once you ask the question it expands. Dan aims to meet everyday folk in a place where they can reflect on their identities and their worldviews, opening a space for new collaborations. Enjoy this podcast!"

Minddog TV hosted by Matt Nappo Who interviews Daniel Matalon

"Working from a book, a conversation, and a unique social researchexperiment that has taken him to 22 countries, Mr. Matalon isasserting that humanity’s biggest existential threat is not climatechange, tribalism or inequality but our inability to make agreement..."

The Leadership Window Hosted by Patrick Jinks Who interviews Daniel Matalon

"Working from a book, a conversation, and a unique social research experiment that has taken him to 22 countries, Mr. Matalon is asserting that humanity’s biggest existential threat is not climate change, tribalism, or inequality, but our inability to foster agreement with each other at the level we require to address our challenges."

Live & Lead for Impact hosted by Kirsten Ross Who interviews Daniel Matalon

"#IsThereEnough campaign, a new conversation about wealth, survival and sustainability that he claims even a 5 year old can have. His upcoming book to be released at the end of the year, suggests that we have an even greater threat to humanity than climate change, and we are about to hear what he thinks that is..."

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What people are saying  

Hon, E. David Burt, JP, MP

Hon, E. David Burt, JP MP

Bermuda Premier
"The #IsThereEnough conversation stretches our imagination. It suggests that we might have more resources to work with than we think do. This conversation is worth attention and discussion."
Patti McEuen

Patti McEuen

“#IsThereEnough is exactly the right question at exactly the right time in history.”
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Debbie Resnick

Debbie Resnick

Business Professional & Environmental Activist block.
“The path from here to there requires new systems, methods and organizations. That would require new agreements. The “#IsThereEnough campaign is a bold and forward thinking platform to enable those conversations and agreements!”
Adriaj Gupta

Adiraj Gupta

“I believe #IsThereEnough shows a unique promise to encourage cooperation that will help create a more inclusive social and economic system of wealth and sustainability.”
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Kristie Thompson

Kristie Thompson

Impact Investment Producer, President of #IsThereEnough USA, and a Certified DAR Member
"As a conservative, I see #IsThereEnough reaching out into the common heart of humanity and reminding us that we ALL have value, no matter who we are, or where we are on this planet. "
Sherif Samy Botros

Sherif Samy Botros

Founder and CEO of Autonomicity Game & Alpha ProMega Media

"I immediately knew once I discovered #IsThereEnough ... that our goals align, to save the world and make it better. i feel absolutely privileged, and honored to collaborate, and contribute towards ensuring the success of this critically important mission"
Danie Asomani

Daniel Asomani

Founder and CEO of Vodec Africa

"#IsThereEnough is a movement that demands answers of global partnerships and economic inclusion. We need to move to an era of co-operation for sustainability and survival."
Thibault Verbiest

Thibault Verbiest

Global Fintech Leader, Novelist and Former Advisor to The World Bank

"#IsThereEnough is about a new era in our evolution, as a global society. As a campaign built around real and meaningful conversations, it is about building a future, of economic and social inclusion, through the power of agreement" .
Fiona Lee Evans

Fiona Lee Evans

Director, Pimento Hall International School

"#IsThereEnough was introduced to students and families at our school. From kindergarten, to the teens in Grade 8, each child left the room curious to test the application of ‘an agreement mindset’their own lives”
Moshe Garelik

Moshe Garelik

Founder of the UniOne Campaign
“I support and endorse the #IsThereEnough conversation because this question is awakening the conscious space in human beings where we recognize that there is enough and we are all one.”
Rodrique Fouafou

Rodrique Fouafou

Pan African Diaspora Leader, Angel Investor, Founder and CEO of HartNamtemah and Wouessi
"#IsThereEnough is a stronger voice of wider reach, here to drive an inclusive conversation helps make the world actually work for 100% of humanity ."

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