The conversion of arable land to shelter population growth
is currently a random function of market forces because these forces lack the
mathematical ability to quickly, accurately and comprehensively forecast
shelter capacity options. The result has been arbitrary consumption we call “sprawl”
based on the concept of a “world without end” and the mandate to be “fruitful
and multiply”. The” unlimited” concept no longer applies and the “fruitful” mandate
is no longer needed to protect Homo sapiens from other predatory species. Homo
sapiens’ parasitic, life threatening sprawl across the face of the planet
however, will only be cured when we adopt a policy of symbiotic survival that
includes the goal of shelter planning within sustainable geographic limits.
The classification system and mathematical tools required to
accurately budget land for shelter is the subject of my fourth book, which is
nearing completion. The choice of optional design specification values within
the system will be up to you. These choices will determine our ability to
shelter growing populations within geographic limits that protect their quality
and source of life.
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