It's a FREE World

where everybody can roam around without  worries of money running out, or citizenship.... gah! I am a Somali!

we all dream of that - at least - those who are not greedy enough to own more than what they can consume in 3 lifetimes.

free education at Coursera and Iversity

free permaculture - happy  - living...

free animation app!!!

free bikes! (OK, ok, you can share!)

free global accommodation & friends!

now, if there is only free air travel!

and more shareables!

and in the Philippines, you can actually ASK for stuff from this group members!

free books (for poor children only!) in the Philippines!

Then, here's an advice to our bureaucrats. (those who want to have a little common sense, I meeeen.)

Almost FREE Education

Not that I promote formal learning or education... but it is the closest thing I'd want for a government. So, when I heard of it, I of course enrolled. It is called Massive Online Open Course or MOOC. My uni (oi, like I really am getting educated, I am making Huckleberry blush!) is called Iversity and you can read about them here... One of the courses I enrolled into is Design 101. And I was blown away the first day! Mr. Stefano Mirti shares a lot you'd think his lectures (he calls them postcards!) are your own wayward scribbles and notes while you are suicidally bored listening to your trigonometry or character education teacher in secondary school. Imagine actually watching Pink Floyd's legendary anthem right on his class postcards? You should check out the other links as well! This is the coolest cool next to Antarctica I've had in centuries! Not that I've landed in that continent, silly. Imagination, my dear.
And now that I am trying to make this idle brain and body useful, I am now wondering if these courses will be credited when I apply for a corporate job, eh? Or if I'd require recognition from civil society groups to join their communal workforce?
Hey,  if it is of relevance, I created this in less than an hour for the course!