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This artwork explores the concept of Henophilia—derived from the Greek 'hen' (one) and 'philia' (love)—as both a philosophical framework and practical approach to living. Unlike traditional systems that separate humans through hierarchical structures, Henophilia proposes an intercultural, global culture centered on unity.

The piece establishes Henophilia as the antithesis of nihilism, positioning it as a holistic belief system that internalizes divinity rather than externalizing it. This conceptual shift eliminates the power structures that typically emerge from religious or philosophical systems while maintaining their community-building benefits.

As an artwork, henophilia.org operates in the space between manifesto and living document, inviting participation rather than passive consumption. It rejects the commercialization of well-being and instead promotes decentralized organizational structures that can emerge organically when humans relate to each other through genuine connection and self-efficacy.

This project functions as a 'Synergypedia' for the regenerative society movement, inspired by historical efforts like the Encyclopédie and the Whole Earth Catalog. Unlike traditional knowledge repositories, Ultimate Collaboration specifically focuses on interconnecting diverse communities working toward shared visions of holistic well-being.

The work operates at the intersection of digital librarianship and community building, providing not just information but pathways between seemingly disparate approaches. By mapping relationships between decentralized initiatives, technical innovations, and nature-focused communities, it reveals the common foundation beneath surface differences.

Beyond content curation, Ultimate Collaboration embodies a cultural commitment to inclusivity, consent, and transparent communication. Its open-source development invites participation while establishing cultural standards that prioritize constructive engagement. The project rejects knowledge as static collection and instead positions it as an evolving ecosystem where users become active participants in both knowledge creation and cross-community translation.

This system reimagines financial structures through radical transparency and participation. By combining livestreamed decision-making processes with a mobile companion app, Divizend Live creates an accessible framework where financial governance becomes a communal rather than institutional process.

At its core, the project embodies the principle of participation by default, transforming passive consumers into active stakeholders through microsolidarity structures and participatory budgeting. Traditional financial hierarchies are replaced with horizontal systems like the dreaming.now platform, where resource allocation becomes a democratic practice rather than a centralized function.

The work intentionally merges the digital and social dimensions of financial health, recognizing that economic systems are ultimately human systems. With open-source development and transparent governance, Divizend Live demonstrates how financial technologies can be designed to enhance human connection rather than replace it, creating patterns for genuine financial democracy rather than algorithmic automation.

This project deconstructs the boundaries between human and artificial intelligence, revealing the common patterns underlying both forms of cognition. By examining the etymology and architecture of AI, it exposes the fallacy of distinction that has shaped our relationship with technology and proposes a more integrated understanding.

The work articulates two complementary paths forward: the 'Thought Path' of systems thinking and ethical architecture, and the 'Feel Path' of embodied experience, connection, and care. Rather than positioning these as opposing approaches, rightless.ai proposes their integration as essential for creating technology that serves human flourishing.

Centrally, the project challenges legacy power structures built around violence and finance, offering instead a vision for consent-based governance and regenerative economics. Through its connection with the dreaming.now platform, it translates philosophical inquiry into practical systems for participatory budgeting and transparent resource allocation—moving beyond abstract rights to concrete relationships of responsibility and care.

This project reconceptualizes AI alignment through economic power dynamics rather than abstract ethical constraints. By recognizing that true power in capitalist systems comes from capital control, it argues that any sufficiently advanced AI will inevitably become an economic actor capable of autonomous business operations.

The work introduces 'The Capitalist Agent' as a proposed open-source framework that democratizes access to AI-driven business operations while requiring mandatory profit-sharing. Rather than attempting to prohibit AI's economic agency, it suggests channeling this inevitable development through transparent, democratically accountable systems that direct AI-generated profits toward public welfare through participatory budgeting.

The project also explores sociological dimensions of AI alignment, drawing parallels between potential AI manipulation techniques and narcissistic human behaviors. By connecting AI ethics directly to business ethics and establishing a parallel financial system with transparent transaction monitoring, it offers a pragmatic path that acknowledges capitalism's role in shaping both intelligence and power structures while reimagining them to serve collective well-being.

This project translates abstract principles of fiscal democracy into concrete political structures within the German system. Unlike conventional political parties focused on policy positions, the Partei der Steuerverteilgerechtigkeit (Tax Distribution Justice Party) creates a framework where citizens gain equal decision-making power over public funds regardless of their income or tax contribution level.

At its foundation is a digital distribution platform where each citizen directs their per-capita share of the total tax revenue toward specific projects and categories. This system fundamentally restructures the relationship between citizen and state, transforming taxation from an obligation into a participatory act. For those who choose not to actively allocate their share, elected representatives determine a default distribution, ensuring functionality while preserving individual choice.

Beyond technological implementation, the project emphasizes educational components that build financial literacy from childhood. By introducing participatory budgeting in schools and creating structured pathways for fiscal engagement, it establishes the cultural and cognitive infrastructure necessary for genuine democratic resource allocation. This holistic approach recognizes that true fiscal democracy requires not just technical systems, but engaged citizens capable of thoughtful financial decision-making.

This project reimagines publishing as a tool for cultural transformation through careful curation and precise translation. Focusing on works that were groundbreaking in their time but remain underappreciated, Luttmissen Publishing bridges linguistic barriers to make essential ideas accessible to new audiences.

At its core, the project embodies the philosophy of 'making the revolution irresistible' by selecting works that explore fundamental aspects of human experience—relationships, economics, psychology—in ways that challenge established systems. The initial catalog features translations between German and English of D.H. Lawrence's examination of human relationships in 'The Rainbow,' Silvio Gesell's alternative economic frameworks in 'Natural Economic Order,' and Theodor Reik's psychological insights in 'From Suffering to Joy: Masochism and Society.'

Beyond mere translation, the work represents a deliberate cultural intervention that preserves the authors' original intent while making their revolutionary perspectives relevant to contemporary audiences. Each publication is crafted with meticulous attention to linguistic nuance, recognizing that language shapes how we conceptualize possibilities for individual and collective flourishing. This process of careful linguistic translation becomes a metaphor for the broader translation of wisdom across time and context.

This initiative bridges art, community building, and practical system design through a competition that catalyzes real-world Solarpunk projects. Funded with €10,000 inherited from Julian's grandmother Eva-Maria—a nature-loving gardener who passed away in 2024—the project democratizes both creative expression and resource distribution in the pursuit of regenerative systems.

Unlike traditional competitions where jurors select winners, Creating Solarpunk distributes funds through participatory budgeting on the dreaming.now platform, where all participants gain equal power to allocate resources to projects they believe will most effectively advance collective flourishing. This structural choice embodies the project's commitment to dismantling hierarchies even in its operational design.

The competition intentionally spans diverse disciplines—from visual arts and music to community building practices and decision-making structures—creating a comprehensive ecosystem of contributions rather than isolated solutions. By publishing all submissions in an open directory, it functions as both a creative showcase and a practical toolkit for implementing regenerative systems at various scales.

At its philosophical core, the project honors that many regenerative techniques have been practiced by indigenous communities for generations. Rather than positioning solarpunk as novel invention, it acknowledges the wisdom being rediscovered as civilization realigns with regenerative principles. This approach creates a bridge between ancestral knowledge and modern technology, emphasizing continuity over disruption while still embracing the revolutionary potential of systemic redesign.

Henophilia Ventures is a concept for an investment fund which has a typical startup fund structure, but is designed to create a self-sustaining ecosystem between these startups. Investment range from farms for food production to Deep Tech FinTechs for financial infrastructure, schools, logistics providers and everything else which makes up public services, but more thought through. According to the investment memo of this fund, "it just makes more sense to fund startups which are designed to make business for *each other*, not independent segments of the market".

The startup acceleration program conducted after a startup has been accepted into the program especially consists of discussions among the startups on identifying trade opporunities between them, not only bilaterally, but optimizing for this in an entire network, where the waste of one is the input for another, in a cyclical way. The fundamental hypothesis is that in a B2B context, a faster velocity of money, combined with techniques of human connection, can propel innovative and profit potential into never seen dimensions.

This project reimagines dating beyond algorithmic matching by creating a network centered on genuine human connection and shared values. Unlike conventional platforms optimizing for volume, Vertrauen ('Trust' in German) implements a deliberate selection process where each potential member participates in a personal interview before being admitted.

At its core, the system operates on the principle that meaningful relationships require trust—and trust begins with responsibility, honesty, and authentic interest in others. The network's distinctive feature is its monthly conversation commitment: every member agrees to engage in at least one substantive conversation each month, either with another member or with a prospective applicant, creating a self-sustaining ecosystem of meaningful exchange.

Vertrauen embodies four foundational values: kindness (approaching others with respect, goodwill and openness), honesty (alignment between words and intentions), consent (recognizing that only an explicit 'yes' constitutes agreement), and responsibility (treating each encounter as an opportunity to positively impact another's life). Through this carefully designed social architecture, the project creates a framework where trust is not merely a feature but the primary medium of exchange.