Day 64 - Game Comes Alive
A transparent thread I’ve held in this site is that a version of this game that can be played by many in a social way is taking shape. Today I want to celebrate all the people who are lending their talents to the cause and establish even more of a fund to see that through.
Enlivening Apps!
The biggest challenge with effectively celebrating the people making efforts on the game’s behalf is that they have day jobs and and families and no interest in being in the limelight. So, I’ll just say that our programmers, developers, designers and beta-testers are an incredible assortment of people who deserve all the applause and appreciation we can muster and more.
I’m so eager and excited and passionate about offering Transformational Tools in the web application space and I don’t believe that’s been effectively completed on Earth yet. Human’s still transform in the presence of other humans, and usually by imparting the experience of their own transformation or empowering the visions and dreams of others.
I am seriously not interested in waxing syllabic. I am interested in using effective language to say that, with all the gadgetry humankind has invented, I don’t believe we’ve taken it to a level where the tools we’ve created consistently make us “better” people. Even that term is relative and so, ineffective in saying what I mean.
And the winner is…
Here’s what I’m doing today. I’m establishing a $64,000 Endowment as Prize Money for Programming, Design and Development team that can create a simple, useful and engaging web-based application which consistently endows the user with the experience of authentic transformation.
In plain language, a computer program that people can use to improve how they are about their lives in a way other people can feel and be inspired by.
I am convinced that we’re very close as humans to imagining our way into processes that can live in objects that bring people together, bring people forward, and allow them to participate in their own enlightenment by being wholly empowering in the enlightenment process of others without diminishing the standards and aims they’ve set for themselves. We’ll, see.
Contest number one: What do we call this contest? Add your ideas in the comments, please!