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  | Explorers Foundation is a kind of freeorder generator, or forge, that seeks to form an image of the whole of the emergence of freeorder. This impossible but interesting and productive task is the domain of integrating forges.
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  | Imagine this image as a large mural where some areas are still blank and some begin to show brush strokes or dot of color (as in a pointillist painting). The entire mural, blank portions, and active portions, is described by a list of regions of interest. The active portions are so because that interest has found a way to manifest itself in learning, action, and investment. Regions are active because of the presence of at least one vortex.
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  | Simple view of regions of interest
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  | Stories (art, music, sculpture, architecture, theatre, fiction, poetry, legend & myth)
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  | An evolving list of regions of interest:
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  | composition of patterns of resource use that produce more than they consume
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  | craft of object-oriented composition
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  | object-oriented economics
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  | object-oriented governance structures
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  | self discovery and development
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  | cognitive psychology, Jungian psychology, forms of exercise, contemplation, and meditation, martial arts
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  | group discovery and development
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  | organizational development & governance
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  | a term given to me by Carlos Nagel. -Leif
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  | kinds of order, balances among designed and spontaneous orders
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  | deliberate crafting of freeorders: quest serving balances of kinds of order
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  | use of organizations as tools for advancing personal and shared quests
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  | creative agents hiring managers and entrepreneurs to provide spaces for quest evolution
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  | art, music, poetry, theatre, architecture, industrial design
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  | art that challenges our best, enriches, lifts, opens, inspires .....
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  | "Art is the creation of forms symbolic of human feeling." —Susanne Langer, Feeling and Form, pg. 50, Scribner's, 1953.
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  | artistic composition; life at the edge of known patterns
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  | discovering, remembering and preserving wonder, awe, and capacity for reverence
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  | an evolving theory of how billions of discovery processes interact to produce a continually organizing whole impossible to imagine in advance and impossible to comprehend in detail.
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