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| Defining the Abundant Paradigm |
Origins of Evernomics: A Personal Journey |
Connecting Evernomics with Ancient Wisdom |
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| Rethinking Scarcity: Shifting Perspectives |
Overcoming Historical Mindsets |
Lessons from Ancient Teachings on Abundance |
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| Principles of Evernomics |
Building a Sustainable Future |
Balancing Individual and Collective Well-being |
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| Four Eternal Values Of Evernomics: Space, Vitality, Existence and Time.or What Is Wrong With Economics? |
Colors Of Evernomics or Emotions: Why Do They Matter? |
Evernomics Monetizes Human Emotions. or Why To Live? |
Evernomics Constructs or Constructs: How Do We Eternalize? |
Money in Evernomics |
Evernomics And American Revolutions or American Revolution: Why It Happened? Significant transformations in socio-economic systems on all continents in the late 18th century were triggered by a cyclical change in generations. |
Evernomics Against Sociopaths or Sociopaths: How Do We Resist? Evernomics considers a given set of individuals characters to be the main force behind all human-driven events in the Universe, including civilizational collapses. Accordingly, it predicts that the upcoming ‘Great Divide’ will create the four major human-swarms on the planet: Systematics, Visionaries, Executives and Time-drifters. |
SVET Generational Cycles or Generational Cycles: What Can We Expect? Despite their social homogeneity the preceding generation always tries to push the older one out of power. |
Evernomics By Multirialization or Wars: How Do We Avoid It? A war leads to an annihilation of competing Constructs. That must be subverted by preventing Institutional Constructs from reaching the apocalyptic saturation stage. |
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The non-traditional economic field that studies economics in the context of eternity, where economic behavior of agents is not interrupted and wealth accumulation continues indefinitely, could be termed "Eternal Economics". This hypothetical field would explore the implications and dynamics of perpetual economic activities and infinite wealth accumulation.
Eternal Economics (Evernomics)
Eternal Economics examines the theoretical framework where economic agents operate under the assumption that their activities and wealth accumulation are continuous and unending. This field would delve into various aspects, such as:
- Infinite Growth Models: Analyzing the sustainability and feasibility of infinite economic growth without encountering physical or resource limitations.
- Intergenerational Wealth Transfer: Studying how wealth is accumulated and transferred across infinite generations, ensuring uninterrupted economic activity.
- Perpetual Consumption and Production: Investigating the dynamics of consumption and production in a scenario where there are no constraints on time, resources, or technological advancements.
- Immortality and Economic Behavior: Exploring how the concept of immortality (eternal life) affects individual and collective economic decisions, including investment, savings, and consumption patterns.
- Infinite Resource Utilization: Examining theoretical frameworks where resources are either infinite or can be infinitely regenerated, removing traditional economic constraints.
- Ethics of Eternal Wealth Accumulation: Addressing the moral and ethical considerations of indefinite wealth accumulation and its impact on social equity and justice.
- Technological Singularity and Economics: Investigating the economic implications of a technological singularity, where technological growth becomes uncontrollable and irreversible, leading to infinite possibilities.
While Eternal Economics is not an established field in mainstream academia, it provides a speculative and philosophical approach to understanding the limitless potential and challenges of unending economic activity.
| Environmental Considerations in Evernomics |
Aligning Human Behavior with Natural Systems |
The Evernomics Paradigm: Unraveling the Dichotomies Shaping Human Economics or At its core, Evernomics posits two major dichotomies: the interplay between the Internal and External worlds of individuals, and the contrasting forces of Chaos and Providence in driving external reality. |
Ecological Wisdom in an Abundant World |
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| Traditional Economic Models vs. Evernomic Paradigm |
Redefining Wealth and Prosperity |
Evaluating the Impact on Human Behavior |
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| Adaptability in Evernomics vs. Traditional Economics |
Role of Innovation and Technological Advancements |
Dynamics of Progress in an Abundant Society |
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| Beyond GDP: Measuring Success Differently |
Human Flourishing as an Economic Indicator |
Evaluating Quality of Life in Evernomics |
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| Community Building in an Abundant World |
Social Capital and its Economic Implications |
The Power of Cooperation in Evernomics |
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| The Role of Trust in Abundant Societies |
Decentralized Decision-Making |
Redefining Value and Exchange |
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| Family and Community Dynamics |
Education and Knowledge Sharing |
Collective Decision-Making Processes |
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| Sustainable Resource Allocation |
Eliminating Waste in Abundance |
Ethical Considerations in Resource Use |
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| Technology's Role in an Evernomic Society |
Ensuring Equitable Access to Advancements |
Balancing Innovation with Ethical Concerns |
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| Governmental Structures in Evernomics |
Redefining Fiscal and Monetary Policies |
Social Safety Nets in Abundance |
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| Evernomic Business Models |
The Role of Purpose-Driven Enterprises |
Encouraging Innovation and Collaboration |
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| Diplomacy and Cooperation in a World of Plenty |
Addressing Global Challenges Through Evernomic Principles |
International Collaboration for a Sustainable Future |
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| Moving from Scarcity to Abundance |
Overcoming Challenges in Implementing Evernomics |
Strategies for a Smooth Transition |