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| − | '''Need''', or '''Human need''', is the starting point | + | [[Image:Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.svg|thumb|right|450px|An interpretation of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, represented as a pyramid with the more basic needs at the bottom<ref name=honolulu>[http://web.archive.org/web/20100211014419/http://honolulu.hawaii.edu/intranet/committees/FacDevCom/guidebk/teachtip/maslow.htm Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs]</ref>]] |
| + | '''Need''', or '''Human need''', is the starting point for determining '''''what an RBE must provide''''', and therefore what The RBE10K Project must focus on. There are two respected Hierarchies of needs: Maslows and Max-neefs. Whilst both of these are strongly attached to the lifestyle of the monetary market system, and therefore may be inadequate (e.g. ''employment'' in the "Safety" category) it is the best starting point. | ||
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| + | == Objectives, Principles and Values in RBE10K == | ||
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| + | All Needs must be addressed in The RBE10K Project, however these must be addressed in accordance with the project's own objectives, principles and values, which are: | ||
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| + | * '''Horizontality''': There can be no [[RBE10K/Notions/Authority|authority]] other than the one granted voluntarily, for a specific purpose and an agreed duration | ||
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| + | * '''Voluntarism''': There can be no [[RBE10K/Notions/Obligation|obligation]] or imposition on anyone; all people are free to do and not do as they find suitable | ||
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| + | * '''Egalitarianism''': Priority access to community's goods and services must be exclusively based on [[RBE10K/Notions/Merit|merit]]. | ||
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| + | * '''Sustainability''': Use of resources and governance rules must be sustainable, i.e. capable of enduring (ideally forever), without ever exceeding the carrying capacity of the available resources | ||
| + | * '''Collaboration''': All systems must rely on the collaboration of individuals, and the governing systems must avoid competitive practices and also dissuade competitive behaviours | ||
| + | * '''Health''': Any goods and services provided communally must consider human and environmental health as a top priority, both in terms of maximising health and minimising damage | ||
| + | * '''Individuality''': Individuality must never be taxed or compromised, i.e. even when conformity might seem the most efficient option, individuality must not only be respected, but be encouraged | ||
| + | * '''Privacy''': Personal privacy must be protected to the degree of each individual's comfort | ||
| + | * '''Self-determination''': Personal life goals, objectives, principles, values, standards and ideals, must never be challenged or opposed by the governing systems | ||
| + | * '''Personal fulfilment''': The governing systems must be concerned with the fulfilment of each individual, according to each individual's particular characteristics | ||
| + | * '''Personal responsibility''': The governing systems must rely on personal responsibility at all times, and never imposing blame or punishment; social problems must be addressed by optimising the governing systems | ||
| + | * '''Social responsibility''': The governing systems must encourage social responsibility as much as it does personal responsibility | ||
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| + | == Physiological Needs == | ||
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| + | The RBE10K Project must emphasise and begin by ensuring the physiological needs are covered for. | ||
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| + | === Breathing === | ||
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| + | This refers to the quality of air, which at all times it must be of optimum quality. This applies mostly to the design of [[../Plan/Architecture|enclosed areas]], and to machinery and chemistry labs. | ||
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| + | === Water === | ||
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| + | === Sex === | ||
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| + | === Sleep === | ||
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| + | === Homeostasis === | ||
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| + | === Excretion === | ||
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| + | == References == | ||
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| + | {{reflist}} | ||
Revision as of 19:26, 14 March 2013
File:Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.svg
An interpretation of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, represented as a pyramid with the more basic needs at the bottom[1]
Need, or Human need, is the starting point for determining what an RBE must provide, and therefore what The RBE10K Project must focus on. There are two respected Hierarchies of needs: Maslows and Max-neefs. Whilst both of these are strongly attached to the lifestyle of the monetary market system, and therefore may be inadequate (e.g. employment in the "Safety" category) it is the best starting point.
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Objectives, Principles and Values in RBE10K
All Needs must be addressed in The RBE10K Project, however these must be addressed in accordance with the project's own objectives, principles and values, which are:
- Horizontality: There can be no authority other than the one granted voluntarily, for a specific purpose and an agreed duration
- Voluntarism: There can be no obligation or imposition on anyone; all people are free to do and not do as they find suitable
- Egalitarianism: Priority access to community's goods and services must be exclusively based on merit.
- Sustainability: Use of resources and governance rules must be sustainable, i.e. capable of enduring (ideally forever), without ever exceeding the carrying capacity of the available resources
- Collaboration: All systems must rely on the collaboration of individuals, and the governing systems must avoid competitive practices and also dissuade competitive behaviours
- Health: Any goods and services provided communally must consider human and environmental health as a top priority, both in terms of maximising health and minimising damage
- Individuality: Individuality must never be taxed or compromised, i.e. even when conformity might seem the most efficient option, individuality must not only be respected, but be encouraged
- Privacy: Personal privacy must be protected to the degree of each individual's comfort
- Self-determination: Personal life goals, objectives, principles, values, standards and ideals, must never be challenged or opposed by the governing systems
- Personal fulfilment: The governing systems must be concerned with the fulfilment of each individual, according to each individual's particular characteristics
- Personal responsibility: The governing systems must rely on personal responsibility at all times, and never imposing blame or punishment; social problems must be addressed by optimising the governing systems
- Social responsibility: The governing systems must encourage social responsibility as much as it does personal responsibility
Physiological Needs
The RBE10K Project must emphasise and begin by ensuring the physiological needs are covered for.
Breathing
This refers to the quality of air, which at all times it must be of optimum quality. This applies mostly to the design of enclosed areas, and to machinery and chemistry labs.
