Center of Everything

The world could be changed if there was a person at the bottom of the societal stature, particularly that of the western world. Having the entire of the human looking down at them, not to harm but to observe and improve society. That person would require more than a lifetimes worth of a study to create a transition between a world of pain, suffering and death, into a world that must not become a dictatorship but far less cruel. The best in the world could use their knowledge to guide them and assist in transformation society, preventing the cycles of history from repeating itself - no small task but possible.

That person should aquire a central point of education in all subjects and study above and below to communicate problems that hinder either end of the interlectual structure. They must know what has remained the same and what has changed through the previous cycles of history. It would need to be a massive worldwide effort that appeals to the hearts and kindnesses of all classes and educational levels in society.

It is required that this person will be needing to reach at least a small audience from further away than those in their immediate vicinity, also. This would be best achieved with the modern worlds internet and numerous 'stages' of audience. The initial speaker is then immediately communicating information and creating new points of origin. Something that could not be achieved throughout history. Here is a blog that descibes such significances through the art of story telling and history.

Now, if that person is a member of a family that has had the entire world spinning around them for hundred's of generation's, town's and city's would also have developed in this system of 'wheels turning' in the scrabble known as the human race. This post does not describe historical example's because this will become clear in later study 'result's, call them output's if you like'. But, in the future for example, place's like the south west of Wales and the south west of England, villiages could be considered to develop into town's, town's into cities etc. My interests in coastal Hydrodynamic's become more significant, not because of men and women from history and the role they held in the past by shaping today's society, but, for the future. The ocean and the three channels nearing the ocean are beautiful lanscape's that we must do our best to preserve. A way of achieving this is to develop the business and tourist industries. Yet, it should be considered that a designer that lives and works in asia thousands of miles from a coast, could create spectacular city and town structure's that are not adiquate for the building of town and cities on a saturated ground, near the coast. 

Throughout this post I intend to study, formulate and present a way to make this happen 

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