Daydreaming About the Future
This assignment focuses on
dreaming about things I would like to do in the future that are centered around
education. The main subjects to consider are: Education, Job or Research, Philosophy
or Religion, Travel, and home-based educational goals. Not only should I be
considering the dreams of the future, but I also am allowed to imagine them
without resource constraints. While I somewhat try not to get too focused on
future goals that are not very realistic, especially in the short term, it is imagination
creativity, and dreaming that propel society. If nobody ever challenged or
desired more than the status-quo, human and societal evolution would never have
taken place.
Goals, dreams, and creations may
never become reality, but they can often guide people towards other life improvements.
I try not to get my hopes up, but I remain a pessimistic/skeptical optimist.
Some people have told me I am a realist. Sometimes I can seem like an
opponent/want to debate, but it does not always mean I completely disagree with
anyone one thing or idea. I like to think of it as playing the Devil’s
advocate, somewhat, and consider it to potentially be a way for people to
prepare for debate with those who are much less forgiving. I like to ask questions.
Table one below outlines ten goals for each of the categories listed above.
Table
1
These
are Some Things I Daydream About Doing with Unlimited Resources
|
Education |
Job or Research |
Philosophy or Religion |
Travel |
Home |
|
Finish my last degree level (doctorate) |
Be successful, stable, and wealthy |
Help to create a more cooperative
global environment to facilitate synergy and accelerate growth |
I hope to own and pilot a flying
domestic car/vehicle |
I want to learn how to do electrical
wiring to code specifications |
|
Learn more programming |
Be able to hire people long-term/delegate
more work, and have some time off. |
Continue searching for proof of God,
religious references, and raise awareness of similarities among all |
I want to travel to every country,
and learn/experience direct culture |
Learning how to build/do
construction of a home/building to code |
|
Create digital training programs |
Find better cybersecurity solutions
on a global/higher-security scale |
Do more religious study |
Traveling to space sounds great, but
then I worry about not coming back/death |
Figure out how to measure, cut, and
lay carpet |
|
Community outreach/evangelism for
education |
Be successful locally, nationally,
and then globally in my business |
Find a way to connect realism with
religion so that youth/others are not disillusioned |
Be invited to the White House as a
result of some significant educational achievement/contribution |
Build a new home security system |
|
Attend alumni events |
Be able to start a foundation for
youth education, supports/scholarships/grants, and possibly some
sports/extracurricular activities. Something like a Boys and Girls Club, or partnership
of sorts with community agencies |
Define a new regulatory philosophy in
the Artificial Intelligence (AI) space |
Warp Speed Travel 5+ |
Learn more about home, property, and
income-generation from land regulations |
|
Have dissertation published/accepted |
Develop the ability to code programs
for jet propulsion/binary transmission use (VSAT, as one). May require access
to the Deep Space Network at some point |
Monitor Anacyclosis/political philosophy
cyclical evolution |
Be able to use teleportation, which
would be nice to help develop |
Learn how to do plumbing to code |
|
Contribute to Education by
publishing, evangelizing, and participating in educational discourse |
Solve more cybersecurity crimes and
issues, which would add to cybersecurity solutions. Help to protect innocent,
bring costs down, and deter |
Present outside and alternative
philosophies to those who may have issues imagining a new perspective |
Learn more about challenges or
potential of time travel |
Understand how to manage and
maximize natural minerals on property |
|
Revolutionize the learning
environment while making it accessible to all students |
Create a new disruptive technology |
Consider what philosophies Earth/human
inhabitants of another planet may employ |
Be guided through some of the most
secret places on Earth to learn about rare things/understand the world better |
Create a highly-advanced smart home,
including custom programming |
|
Teach part-time/adjunct |
Become respected and distinguished
worldwide |
Contribute to education and academic
philosophies that may be more effective |
Travel to the center of the Earth to
understand the core |
Promote home management philosophies |
|
Work for a university in some
capacity (probably not teaching) |
Teach people more practical/rewarding
skills to supplement traditional academics |
Understand how delegating many
advanced industry tasks to AI may influence the need for a new workforce
philosophy |
Possibly travel in a simulated
environment through integrated biology/Augmented Reality (AR), as if in The
Matrix, to learn and train without having to really travel |
Learn how to weld |
Some of the goals are simple, and
others are a far stretch. However, the overarching theme is that education is
important. Learning, even when not in a formal program, never really stops. To
achieve lofty goals, serious action has to be taken. To sit idle, while every
waking moment should be appreciated as a new opportunity, can limit the
progress a person/society makes. The more that is learned, the less that needs
to be learned/outsourced to someone that already knows, and whom will charge a
nominal fee.
While delegation and focusing on
core operations is a great way to work on the strongest abilities, innovation,
growth, and profitability comes through research, development, and owned
production. There are, of course, cost/benefit formulas to incorporate into the
decision-making process, but it is empowering to be a creator. It puts the
individual in control of the output. Sometimes, it is intimidating to start the
process when the gaps are so large, but setting milestones, goals, and
objectives to get to the end-goal is a much more manageable way to get there. Learning
can be deep, complex, and difficult, or it can be very simple, like learning
how to log into a website! Overall, I love to learn new things, triangulate current/outside
knowledge, have open conversations for confirmation/debate, and so that I can
rely on myself as much as possible.
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