Lateral Time Vs. Linear Time
Instead of needing vast amounts of time that exceed the point of now and into an undetermined future to accomplish a project or solution – why not somehow make use of the shared lateral experience of all human beings on the planet right now… What?!!
If every human of our current estimated 6.5 billion world population were somehow networked to dedicate and contribute one minute to a problem or project you would end up with approximately 12,367 years of cumulative insight and solutions. Here’s the math: 6.5 billion humans dedicating each one minute is 6.5 billion minutes divided by 60 (to get hours) divided by 24 (to get days) divided by 365 (to get years) equals 12,366.8 years.
If we gauge how much technological progress has occurred in the past 100 years just think how much we could make in 12,367 years and to know that that 12,367 years of human experience is only one minute away!
See also:
Population World Clock
Distributed Computing
Grid Computing
WIE Collective intelligence
