Open, Public, For a Better World

[Molaskes]

The BWTT is open insofar as it invites anybody, regardless of their culture, age, status,
and so on, to contribute to it in some way, as long as they respect the rules that ensure its quality, efficacy, and efficiency. These rules are provided and explained with this whole forum section, “Understand the Think Tank”. The world concerns all of us, all of us should thus be invited to help making it better, in fact making it the best place possible.

The BWTT is public insofar as it works transparently, out in the open, for anybody to read all of its Best World Forum discussions and all its projects reports (see http://pdf.en.BWF.solutions), including all its strategies, all its methods, its whole knowledge base (ditto), and so on. Contributors can of course have non-public private discussions as well, and most of the BWTT’s offline work will likely be non-public (such as talks, counseling, coachings, mediation, negotiations, networking, relations management, local offline groups, etc.).

The purpose of the BWTT is to create a better world by improving as quickly as possible, as lasting and sustainable as possible, as many aspects of it as possible, eventually creating the best world that can be practicably achieved at the given time, with all of humanity’s current resources. This purpose needs an objective base, by which we can decide what will actually be better than what currently is there. This base shall be the physics concept of entropy (tendency to, or actual, loss of structure) vs. negentropy (the resistance to decay, counteracting decay, and creating structure), which essentially provides an indisputable fundament for defining “good” (negentropy such as life, protection, health, longevity, creativity, productivity, skilled artwork, and so on) and “bad”/“evil” (entropy such as death, illness, decay, injury, misery, suffering, and so on, and hyper-entropy such as killing, destruction, harming, hurting, endangering life, and so on). Each plausibly likely significant increase in negentropy (and decrease in entropy) in the world will thus be considered to be in accordance with the purpose of the BWTT.