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The Wisdom Wiki
Brave New Horizons has launched its own online encyclopaedia, 'The Wisdom Wiki,' an international 'think tank' point of contact for sharing and evolution of ideas: www.wisdomwiki.com.
The Wisdom Wiki is, like the famous 'Wikipedia,' an online resource written by volunteering contributors. You, too, can contribute.
The difference is that whereas established wiki websites such as 'Wikipedia' chart the status quo of knowledge and prohibit fringe ideas and original research, The Wisdom Wiki actively encourages and emphasizes the value of innovation, and focuses specifically not on the status quo but on the Brave New Horizons of our times. Of course, there is a place for both, but here we have a unique opportunity to fill this sorely needed niche with an exciting new wiki that has a different ethos.
“There is always an easy solution for every human problem – neat, plausible, and wrong.” (H.L.Mencken, 1917)
“May all sentient beings be free from suffering, and from the causes of suffering.” (Gautama Buddha, c. 500 BC)
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