Grounding Philosophy
We believe that our global community is fractured in its culture, institutions, and social cohesion. In order to address this lack of structural integrity, our institutions and cultural exchanges need to be evaluated. Many of the most prominent institutions that are fractured include education, agriculture, and science. The strain of these structures appears to be becoming too much for the overall system to bear. In case these systems are breaking down, instead of waiting around for their demise, the best course of action is to evaluate their issues and design fallback systems that can take the load before a collapse. That way, if there is a collapse, it will not descend into chaos, but into a respectively better system.
There also appears to be notable divide between certain demographics, meaning that proper analysis and effective compromise considering all sides of those divides ought to be sought out. The proper social construction should be unified where every person feels comfortable expressing their perspectives and overall, people seek to build a world that allows for each individual to be collaborative with one another and build themselves and each other into the most cohesive society possible.
Individual people ought to be aided to take on greater responsibility in their lives and be capable developing themselves into their most sophisticated version. People should not be controlled and dependent upon the government, but rather they ought to be capable of being independently able to provide the necessary provisioning for themselves and their family and collaborate cohesively with the individuals of their community to do the same. The United States of America has great influence in the world and is likely the best place to evaluate its systems and begin building them better before a potential collapse.
While it can be stated that just about all systems of societies overall system are falling into decadence and are in need of evaluation. However, evaluating every one of those organized systems is too much for any one organization. Therefore, in order evaluate all potentially collapsing structures, the best method is to first focus on some of the main ones, especially educational institutions. Since every person that acts to evaluate and fix a broken system ultimately gains their perspective and skills from the education they participated in.
Vulnerable Structures
Education
Educational institutions are in a state of decadence and are providing notably worse outcomes for students as time goes on. This can be for a variety of reasons, perhaps it is due to the integration of technology into curriculums, faulty foundational axioms, or a failure to integrate notable research and better philosophy into its construction. No matter the reasons, this area of society requires a careful examination and rebuilding.
Science
Scientific institutions have generated a perspective of intellectual superiority that appears to have a negatively inducing affect upon common people. This happens particularly when the scientific community uses their platform to influence and especially coerce individuals to take part in sometimes experimental scientific endeavors.
Environment
Human involvement in the natural world has led to many harmful consequences, particularly when it comes to pollution. In this case, there may be some institutions and perspectives that need evaluating, but what truly needs to be evaluated is human societies relationship with the natural environment, and providing remediation support as needed.
Agriculture
Agriculture is one institution that is increasingly formulated to make people dependent on corporate infrastructure in order to stay alive. There seems to be a concerted effort to make people more and more dependent on it, making it more difficult for individuals to effectively provide provisions for themselves their communities, and their families.
Culture
Cultural institutions, groups, technology, and discourse have been moving to rewrite the facts of contentious cultural debates. Certain political and cultural movements that are invested in making regular people more dependent on the government or big business, considering their fellow man an enemy rather than seeking to work cohesively to solve the problems they both face.
Additional
There are many other institutions or infrastructure sectors which seek to take advantage of common people and make them dependent or subservient to them. These include healthcare, insurance, technology, common defense, economy, news & information, transportation, communication, philosophy, politics.