Bret Warshawsky presents Noomap, a nonprofit platform for unified co-creation that maps intentions, skills, and resources across communities. The system uses holonic mapping, a concept where each part is also a whole, organized in a holarchy to help people see each other's needs and exchange resources without commercial motives.
Hi, I'm Bret, and I am a co-creator here at New Map, and I'm a spiritual philanthropist. What that means is generally I I believe there are an infinite amount of ways for all of us to help one another and gift each other so we can create the most beautiful version of reality that we can all imagine. One of the most important things for me about New Map is that we're creating a territory and a place where people who live from their hearts can congregate and work together and help one another. Beyond technology, beyond all the bells and whistles, the most important thing here is creating a new narrative. It's creating a place where people can co-create and come together and unify and act as one. We're not an IPO, we're not a business. We care about gifting NuMap to the world, and we just want to see people helping one another and uniting more and more and more.
Well, hi, my name is Larky. NuMap can be used to map pretty much anything, but I was interested in mapping intentions skills, desires, etc., because they seemed universal, universally applicable to what all humans are doing on the planet, and it will help the creative process. It's enabling communities to see each other, connect with each other, exchange information, which can facilitate the sharing of resources under different conditions. That's just one application, but it's a very important application. By mapping intentions and desires, we're actually facilitating the collective manifestation process. It's quite unique as a technology. It's based on this concept of holonic mapping, or collaborative holonic mapping, which comes from the word holon. Holon is a whole and a part. So a system is a whole and a part simultaneously, and a holon captures that concept. So when you begin to map the world, your perceptual world, with a holon or with holons in a holarchy, then that begins to form a sort of holistic picture. So we can map anything, and I would like it to be used to, you know, to bring people together. And that's simply knowing what's around you. So we can map communities around us and what resources they're sharing and what intentions they have. Anything or thought within a community can be mapped and communicated in one place, so that makes it holistic to some extent, and the holonic structure means that it can capture any perception or any experience that we're having.
When we create connectivity among ourselves, when we create little hubs of multicellular humans who are coming together, where each of us beginning to express what we want to create, what we love, what we care for, what we're bringing together. It appears that this is the design of nature, a secret design, that synergy, the formation of whole systems out of separate parts, is the way nature Hiya, my name's Andrea and I'm involved in the running of 3 international co-creation networks.
I got involved in co-creation because I was disenchanted with industry. I feel that the control systems that are in place to facilitate the interests of companies are not always in the interests of the human being. And that when you remove those boundaries, creativity reaches a new level, and that the person themself, or the creator themself, is also inspired. I've worked in the technology and networking business for over 10 years, and I'm passionate that when you connect people and you take them out of their local circumstances and you give them the chance to connect with like minds and like hearts, an energy is created that can inspire them and move them out of any boundaries that they feel holds them back. After working in co-creation and with people that wanted to expand their creativity, I became aware that they needed the technology, and the technology could help things happen. But I was also aware that it didn't exist, and I spent a long time thinking about what that would be. And when I saw Numac, I knew instantly that it could fulfill the requirement.
