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FOCAFET's networked community wants to build and support symbiotic ecosystems, based on (quantum) natural design principles.


Quantum (conscious) systems work best at scale. That is to say, contrary to asymmetric or biased systems, quantum systems are systemically symmetric and can (therefore) scale, remain circular and even operate symbiotically in the sense that they can enrich themselves autonomously. The development of quantum (conscious) systems is quite a challenge. Proper working quantum ecosystems need for everything to be quantum. For instance, a quantum financial-monetary system, requires a quantum legal system, a quantum fiscal system and a quantum information system with quantum data (and preferably quantum entanglement and quantum encryption), for it to work most properly. Besides this, people who develop and maintain quantum systems (and to a lesser degree) use these systems, also need to be quantum conscious. Fortunately, there are ways to migrate in steps to quantum ecosystems that provide symbiotic systemic advantages.


Since quantum systems function symbiotically by design (and hence have far better scaling and interoperability features), it makes sense to build quantum capabilities autonomously and once 'quantum compliant', they can be added to 'the quantum ecosystem'. With every addition, the systems become better and systemically more competitive. More quantum-able systems with more connected functions, outperform less quantum-able systems, with less connected functions. As a result, when more quantum-able systems emerge, they compete non- or less quantum-able systems away.



First and foremost, there is a need to communicate and explain how quantum systems and quantum design principles work in nature. Once it becomes clear why and how natural ecosystems work symbiotically on the basis of quantum design principles, agendas can be set and aligned and quantum symbiotic systems can broadly be built in stages and in synchronicity. For this purpose, an ontology is shared, a set of documents that can be used as foundational inspiration and initial blueprint. In later stages, these documents and blueprints can be enriched and amended by community consensus.


Concurrently, there is a need to introduce quantum law and quantum legal agreements to facilitate constructive communal development work on symbiotic systems. Current legal frameworks do not respect 'common ownership' and only allow for 'individuals' or 'individual parties' to have 'rights' and 'obligations'. Such individuality induces asymmetries in ecosystems from the start. By creating collaboration agreements that explicitly provide possibilities without such possibilities constituting rights or obligations, common use and care of ecosystem solutions can be facilitated, while protecting common intellectual capital for their common purposes. This sounds easier than it is and requires efforts, yet provides for a better legal context than existing solutions for collaboration efforts that are based on less quantum-conscious legal agreements.


In order for any sizeably scaled ecosystem to become functional and valuable, it needs to have abilities to share meaning and govern meaning among use(r)s and sources. Our current information and communication systems cannot do so for many different reasons. Should quantum design principles be applied on meaning, meaning can be described in a self-descriptive manner in ecosystems, with certain meaning being able to interpret other meaning and then to interact with it. The FOCAFET community has developed algorithms for quantised meaning, also referred to as quantum semantics. Quantum semantics are constructs in an interlingual language that can facilitate interoperability between entities that communicate in (potentially any) human language or machine language concepts. Please note that governing meaning (governance) is technically nothing more than applying meaning on meaning. With quantum meaning, we can finally interact and govern directly in very large, planetary-scale, ecosystems


One of the biggest promises that the quantum age holds, is the unification of space and time by using quantum entanglement. Fundamentally, quantum entanglement takes away systemic asymmetries (in space and time). For instance, the asymmetric concepts of debt and obligation emerge when - in the context of a transaction - the delivery of goods does take place at a different moment in time than the payment for those goods. When payment and delivery occur at extacly the same time (either physically, virtually or by means or entangled to each other in virtually the same space and time, no debt or obligation is to occur for engaging into a transaction. While it will likely take some time before applied quantum entanglement at large scales will take place, in the mean time synchronisation in virtual environments can already practically facilitate similar solutions. With the disappearance of space and time asymmetries, we can transact with each other free of debt (and / or obligation), especially if legal, compliance and fiscal clearing and settlement can take place concurrently.