Emissary's Guide To Worlding

The Hacker’s instinct is punk: ignore the given laws, break down the interface veil, free the innovation, play with all its dials, discover its full range of expression, combine it with other liberated innovations

WHAT IS YOUR WORLD ABOUT? The simple answer: everything that interests you AND that you could imagine persuading a stranger to become interested in too. By stranger, I mean an archetypal person who exists outside your immediate social reality, someone you must relate to on a more shared fundamental level. The stranger could be the entire human race

The list can change, but the point is to bring to your own awareness the things that matter to you. Because it is these things that comprise some part of a future you can believe in and will be essential to sustaining a sense of purpose through the Worlding process.

A World’s Evidence Usage approximates how much people believe in a World enough to perpetuate its expression. Evidence Usage drops when the expressions of a World go unused.

a World can express itself in anything. This is its freedom. But this freedom doesn’t mean freedom from containers. It means freedom to choose a container.

The mind craves a stabilized context to know what is valuable. That is how we are wired. One way to secure a context is to develop a World and live within

new container projects that give the World further vehicles of expression and expose the generative potential of the World.

Recall the artist’s dilemma: What do I do with my time? How do I ensure my efforts are worth anything? What is a guaranteed sustainable way to make meaning, relieve restlessness, and weather the changing tides of Reality? The Emissary answers: Worlding!

For the first time, we feel a sense of agency in choosing our life’s portfolio of infinite games to play or to exit.