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Anthropolis

You never change things by fighting the existing reality.
To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.

― Buckminster Fuller

Imagine a modern polis (village) that enjoys the freedom of autonomy while playing an integral role in a larger state composed of similar poleis. Each polis contributes to the collective by providing various services. This polis, modeled after anthropological studies of historical human habitation and functional group sizes, values every member equally and fosters community development and upkeep. A place of human incubation with a fundamental objective to nurture the very best aspects of humanity.

 

The polis provides essential services by and for its residents, creating a sense of unity and purpose. Residents utilize advanced tools and technology to make and repair the necessities of life and comfort, ensuring their well-being and that of their fellow citizens. With renewable energy and advanced greenhouses, each polis produces all the food required for its inhabitants, with surplus to trade among neighboring poleis that cultivate different varieties.

 

Aesthetics are carefully considered in every nook and cranny, with the populace debating and choosing their preferred styles. The use of locally sourced natural elements promotes peace and harmony within a given region. Daily activities are conveniently located within walking distance of personal dwellings, while neighboring villages are connected by bike and walking paths that wind through beautiful natural settings, free of fences and roadkill. Underground high-speed transit facilitates long-distance travel without disturbing wildlife above. 

 

Each polis, although providing universal human services, has its own unique style and customs that neighboring poleis can share and enjoy. While mostly autonomous, each polis is not an island unto itself. Members freely move among poleis to live, visit, trade, recreate, and socialize.

It takes a village...

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