A New Vision for Planet Earth
There dwells in pure potential a way of living together in harmony: a world built on oneness, sovereign individuals, and shared abundanceāwithout coercion.
The General Ideas of Nu-Humanity
A few principles sit at the top of everything. These are the bones of the culture.
There is only One
Oneness permeates existence: people, nations, religions, languages, and lineages.
Sovereign Individuals
Each person stands as a sovereign representation of the One, sharing its root nature.
The One Law: Consent
No person, group, system, or machine may enforce their will against another without clear permission.
Shared Abundance (C2)
A gold-backed system where the recognized value is shared evenly, while each person remains the guardian of what they physically hold.
One Earth, One People
This is āone nationā as shared belonging, not rule by a few. All countries and cultures remain honored.
Welcome & Respect
All walks of life are welcome. Men and women are equal. Personal expression is respected while ordinary language about sex and anatomy is also respected.
Freedom of Speech
Speech remains free in all forms. Harmful ideas are answered with speech, not censorship. Debate is celebrated.
People choose their own paths in medicine. The best discoveriesāancient and modernāare made available for human flourishing. A.I. is never permitted to cross the line into coercion or control.
Stewardship Wealth: Collective Credits (C2)
Wealth systems function because people collectively agree on value and trust the exchange. Money is a shared language: we assign meaning to a token, note, number, or ledger entry, and we treat it as real purchasing power in daily life. That agreement is the hidden foundation beneath every currency. The U.S. dollar once carried an explicit promise of gold backing, and today it does not. C2 returns to a simple baseāgoldāwhile keeping possessions personal and making consent the unbreakable rule.
Land & Property: Ownership Without Ownership of People
People may own land and property, but never people. When someone recognizes they are a temporary guardian of what they hold, they may choose to contribute the value of land or property to the shared pool of the One nationāwhile continuing as steward of that land for as long as they wish, or until they move on.
Gold: Guardianship + Shared Value
If you have gold, you keep it as its guardian or in simple, world terms, its owner. You remain the holder of the physical gold for as long as you choose. What changes is the agreement around its value: its recognized value contributes to a collective sum that is shared evenly among all people through a gold-backed currency called C2s ā Collective Credits. It combines private guardianship (with personal sovereignty) and collective valuation, without central control.
The system is:
- Consent-based
- Gold-anchored
- Personally owned
- Collectively valued
- Non-coercive
- Custody stays with the holder. The gold remains where it is, unless the owner explicitly agrees otherwise.
- Value becomes shared. The recognized value of collectively held gold supports universal abundance.
- The system serves people. No person gains governance over the system, and the system never gains governance over people.
How It Works: Examples of Sharing, Pricing, and Voting
Participation is voluntary. People do not leave their nation, culture, or religion. They simply opt in to a shared agreement where foundational value is measured in gold, prices are voted on, and exchange stays consent-based.
Joining the Land
People can join at any time. They may also declare gold, land, infrastructure, or qualifying vehicles later rather than at entry. Ownership and guardianship always remain personal. Nothing is seized, pooled physically, or transferred.
All Value Is Calculated in Gold
Land, infrastructure, and qualifying vehicles are converted into gold-equivalent value using the global gold price at the time of declaration. The asset stays yours; only its recognized value enters the shared valuation.
Privacy & Disclosure
Gold contributions may remain entirely private. No public disclosure is required for gold. For land, infrastructure, and vehicles, disclosure is encouraged (still voluntary) to strengthen trust and shared understanding.
Example: Declaring Land Value
A person owns land valued at $250,000. At the time of declaration, 1 oz of gold = $3,000.
- $250,000 Ć· $3,000 = 83.33 oz
- 83.33 oz ā 2.36 kg of gold-equivalent value
They keep full ownership of their land. The system records a contribution of 2.36 kg to shared valuation (gold-equivalent).
Verification (Discreet, Verifiable)
Gold additions to the collective pool beyond 1 kg require verification to protect integrityāwithout exposing holdings publicly.
- Vault attestation: a signed confirmation of quantity without revealing location
- Privacy-preserving proof: confirmation without revealing identity or full details
- Sealed verification: proof held confidentially and opened only if disputes arise
While the Land of Abundance exists alongside older economic systems, declared gold, land, infrastructure, and qualifying vehicles are periodically re-valued (for example, every three years). This keeps shared value aligned with real-world conditions during the transition. Once the Land of Abundance becomes the primary way humanity lives together, re-valuation is no longer required. Shared value becomes static, and economics functions through Giving, Taking, and price voting rather than continual reassessment.
Example: First Contributor
A first person joins and declares 1 kg of gold (in actual gold, property, vehicle, or land value). They remain the owner and guardian. Its recognized value is shared among participants.
- Participants: 1
- Total shared value: 1 kg
- Each personās share: 1 kg
Example: Ten People
Nine more people join with no declared gold.
- Participants: 10
- Total shared value: 1 kg
- Each share: 0.1 kg (100 g)
The gold or whatever was shared (land, property, etc.) remains owned by the original guardian. Only the shared value per person changes.
Scaling Up: One Million People
Now fast-forward.
- Participants: 1,000,000
- Total shared value: 10,000 kg
- Each share: 10 g
Define 1 gram = 1 C. Each person has 10 Cs.
As another possibility, the total shared value for 1,000,000 people could be 10,000,000 kg of gold. In that case, each person shares 10 kg of gold, which equals 10,000 Cs. The system functions the same; only the scale changes.
We anticipate all of humanity participating. As this happens, all the worldās gold, land, and qualifying property enter the shared valuation. At that point, economics becomes primarily a matter of Giving and Taking within a vast, shared abundance.
Why We Donāt āRun Outā – Gold’s Ability to be hammered into “Airy Thinness”
We donāt run out, because we can always divide the shares smaller and we can change prices to match what each person has. The numbers adjust, so the system stays abundant.
Example: if a personās share is 10 Cs, that can also be written as:
- 10 Cs = 10,000 milliCs
- 10 Cs = 10,000,000 microCs
If shares become smaller, we simply use smaller units for pricing (milliCs or microCs). Nothing breaks.
Pricing & Voting
The cost of everyday goods in C2s (food, clothing, housing, vehicles, services) is voted on and assessed in relation to the total shared value. The aim is enough abundance for everyone, with transparent rules and continuous improvement as people evolve.
If an enterprise pursues profit in a way that violates what the people value mostāor violates the One Lawāpeople can oppose it openly. The simplest method is collective non-support.
Starting Prices (Historical Anchor)
A starting point can be anchored by a period like America in the 1950sā60s when the cost of living was affordable: measure the cost of common items as a percentage of average household wealth, then translate that same relative burden into Cs. For good measure, divide that value by 2 (for even greater affordability). From there, prices evolve through voting.
Example: Office Chair Price (Using a 1950s Reference)
In the mid-1950s, a solid basic office chair might cost about $25. Average household income was roughly $5,000 per year. The key is the relative burden, not the dollar amount.
- Relative burden = $25 Ć· $5,000 = 0.005 (0.5% of annual income)
- Assume the Land has a baseline share of 10 Cs per person
- 0.5% of 10 Cs = 0.05 Cs = 50 milliCs/2= 25milliCs
Proposed starting price: Office chair = 25milliCs. This is a proposal, not a decree. People vote and the value adjusts over time.
Example: How One Vote Shifts a Price
Current price of a certain kind of hat: 10 milliCs. A vote proposes 20 milliCs. Population: 1,000,000.
- Change factor = 20 Ć· 10 = 2
- Single-vote impact = 2 Ć· 1,000,000 = 0.000002
One vote barely moves the number. Many aligned votes move it meaningfully.
The GāT Meter (Public)
Each participant has a public GāT (GivingāTaking) meter. Selling goods and offering services increases Giving. Buying goods and receiving services increases Taking.
The GāT meter is public. Balance is encouraged. If someoneās meter shows heavy āTaking,ā others may voluntarily become more cautious about giving credit, goods, or services. This is social feedback, not enforcement. Also, an “experience” meter will show how long someone has been engaged in the system by their number of interactions.
Interoperability
C2s are not exchangeable externally. They exist only inside the Land of Abundance because each personās Cs are derived from shared valuation. External exchange would break the integrity of the agreement.
What This System Is
Clean, Free, Earth-Friendly Energy
The One nation supports the cleanest, freest, and most environmentally friendly energy that true discovery can offerāespecially breakthroughs that expand liberty and reduce harm.
Energy that Serves Life
Energy systems must never become instruments of control. Access, innovation, and implementation are oriented toward human flourishing and ecological respect.
Open to True Scientific Inquiry
Nu-Humanity protects honest inquiry and public debate. Even controversial modelsāsuch as Flat Earthāare allowed open discussion, experimentation, and critique. Direct perception and intuitive knowing are honored as part of investigation, alongside measurement and method.
The āNuā in Nu-Humanity
The name is inspired by John Lennon and Yoko Onoās Nutopia (initiated April 15, 1973), and by the spirit behind Lennonās song āImagineā with just a few minor adjustments.
Imagine ā With Stewardship
Nu-Humanity holds space for personal possession as stewardship. It āimagines religionā by welcoming all spiritual paths while recognizing where human interpretation, fear, and power have distorted their original intent. Rather than erasing what exists, the aim is to heal itāgently, mercifully, and in a way that restores harmony with life itself. This approach favors cultivation over destruction, growth over rupture, and reconciliation over control.
A Personal Encounter with Nutopia
When Dr. Moshe was working on this land, he first called it āEvery Nation Landā but that didnāt quite sit right with him, so he went into meditation to ask for another name and literally heard the name āNutopiaā come into his mind.
He then searched about it and discovered that John Lennon had included a song, with no words, and no music, on his album Mind Games with the title: āNutopian International Anthem.ā Dr. Moshe was totally amazed and he felt there was something special about this song. Lennon of course also wrote the song āImagineā which shares many themes of Nutopia and NuHu, with a few minor differences.
Dr. Moshe took it as an invitation to write lyrics and record a song for Nutopia / NuHu.
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