Developing the Fractal Platform

I started thinking about the fractal organisation method more than 15 years ago. I was sitting in a café around a circular table. We were all waiting to be guests on a live truth broadcast. An older woman said to us all, with a special clarity: “We are six people sitting around this table. This is a group. But if we were ten, it would be a mob.”

She did not explain her thought in any length, but that line caught my attention. This became the seed of the dynamic fractal organisation method — a way of dividing a large group of people into a network of small circles. A simple yet revolutionary insight into the very core of the human psyche. The next natural step in creating decentralised systems of communication and action.

Working with this system in gatherings and small organisations, I have seen the power it holds. To share this knowledge and offer these tools to more people has long been my most inner calling — an act that can revolutionise our ability to create unified action and strengthen humanity.

I have created several online test platforms to demonstrate and develop the ideas, as well as to connect with like-minded people who share this longing. Now, once again, I have the possibility to continue the development, and I am currently creating a web-app that fully integrates with Telegram to bring this technology to the world.

So far, I have put a lot of my time into this project, and there has been great progress. Still, there is much to be done, both in software development and community support. We are creating fundraisers to support the work and invite you to support our cause.
It can be a contribution to the fundraiser or a paid subscription to my Substack. And if you can share the Substack and the fundraiser with your friends, that would truly add to the fractal.