Endopluralistics

Endoplurality is a new structure for addressing what this author has also identified as transmutagenics.

Endoplurality is defined as "combining form to achieve resource-rich outcomes" OR "a diverse array of emrging economic expressions that support life and the ongoing creation of new value".

Transmutagenics describe the macro set of global conditions that affect local economies. Endopluralistics provide a framework for addressing those conditions at full tilt, while allowing for the design of rapid solutions that are polycultural.

As 92% of global supply chains are now decoupling, and 92% of all wealth is created by companies, 100% of all opportunity resides in the formation of alternative asset classes that create many more jobs, and provide access to resources such that people can live and work on their own terms.

In doing so, the assets the wealthy own can sustain their value, while a resurgent, entrepreneurial middle class can create new assets of sustained value, and the poor or underserved can have new opportunities to participate in these new diverse asset classes.

Our current paradigmatic systems are rapidly decentralizing, and some are disintegrating, by default.

This is ultimately a good thing, but it also means that the transition phases will be painful for many people.

As such, it is apt to first understand that endoplurality begins with a departure from monocultural or dialectic thinking. Much of this is tied to our lived experiences, and learning how to learn within complexity as we selectively and autonomously align ourselves with groups that can action change.