Light of the World Prophecy Fulfillment Place
"You are the light of the world, what you see or hear here share everywhere."
What would you do?
The Buckminster Fuller Challenge asks the basic question: "If the world depended on you what would you do? Challenge entries are judged according to which idea will make the world work for 100% of humanity, in the shortest possible time, through spontaneous cooperation, without environmental harm to anyone. My entry into the challenge is myself as the savior foretold to come by almost all of the world's religions. The tool I will use to complete the task regardless of whether or not I win the prize is this web site. I hope you will join me, spontaneously and regularly as I figure out what has to be done next. If you have a great idea you can enter the challenge paying a one hundred dollar entry fee and submitting your entry to the Buckminster Fuller Institute.all entries are due by Midnight EST on October 30th of 2009 for the 2010 award. So, hurry, for the time is at hand. If you have a great idea but don't have the entry fee or just want to share your idea with others please post it here. I am not guaranteeing that someone else will not use it, myself included, but in my world it all belongs to me anyway so go ahead and share.
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