One World Vision 2023

“To Develop Core Ideological Goals that Impact Lives in an Objective Way leading to Firm Commitments; Employable Decisions, and Creative Solutions for Our World.” –Terence Morris.

Public Transportation and Equity

Public transportation provides people with mobility and access to employment, community resources, medical care, and recreational opportunities in communities across America. It benefits those who choose to ride, as well as, those who have no other transportation.  Over 90 percent of public assistance recipients do not own a car; and must rely on public transportation. Public Transit provides a basic mobility service to these persons and to all others without access to a car.

Inadequate public transit services in many of the nation’s metropolitan regions, which have high proportions of “captive” transit dependents, has exacerbated social, economic, and racial isolation and aided in institutionalizing transportation apartheid. Today, no other group is more physically isolated from jobs than African Americans.

(Environmental Justice Resource Center at Clark Atlanta University, 2002)

The incorporation of public transportation options and considerations into broader economic land use planning can also help a community expand business opportunities, reduce sprawl, and create a sense of community through transit-oriented development. By creating a locus for public activities, such development contributes to a sense of community and can enhance neighborhood safety and security.

For these reasons, areas with good public transit systems are economically thriving communities and offer location advantages to businesses and individuals choosing to work or live in them. And in times of emergency, public transportation is critical to safe and efficient evacuation, providing the resiliency America needs in its emergency transportation network. 

TO TEST THE VALIDITY OF CHARACTERIZATION: AN AWARE PEDESTRIAN BASIC PRE-CONCEPTION EXAMINATION

A) This think-tank is an emerging online world community with which people can identify.

B) Communal Modularity helps describe nascent value set(s) defined by self-constitution; self-governance; and self-economy.

Nascent Values help to form characteristic cognition and areas of our brain which are conditioned to behave according to training.

• Self-Constitution, the function of actions, agency and therefore the identity of the person who does it, and that only morally good actions can serve this function.” [1]
• Self-Governance, Self-government is at root a culture of public responsibility among a citizenry.  A widely accepted norm that citizens can and should take a role in public decision making. People must believe that they have the right, duty, and ability to govern themselves.” [2]
• Self-Economy, by Keith J. Varadi, the internet and its participants are the subjects of mimetic labels and mixed signals.  People pass around hokey descriptors of broad and often boring fads. Objectives have become far more short-term; and critical discourse has all but disappeared.” [3]

GOAL-TO-PURPOSE ENVIRONMENTS

The Goal-to-Purpose environment, “guides social-uplift and human preservation activities in ways that have always formed, prerequisite obligations, in online communities throughout the world. Shared traits in modularity aid in shape-form polarization’s particularly assailant in human identities.

These identity traits help define appropriate economic; political; religious; or social norms for group members in almost all global communities.” [4]

Existentialism 

The philosophical belief we are each responsible for creating purpose or meaning in our own lives. 

Unilateral existentialist homogeneity

Defines how peoples’ individual lives, provoke and stimulate the same thought(s).  Usually “thought –movements” encourage building governance. The quality or state of being all the same or all of the same kind. 

Acknowledging protocol and rules, leads user sensitive information; financial records; conversation types; acceptable languages; permission levels; role and body designations, and all programmatic experiences never considered by participant(s).

Information technology, design measurement tools, students and professionals store critical information in encrypted databases and files for further review and use.” [4]

ENGAGEMENT IN THINK-TANKS

When volunteering to become a part of a forum; chat room; organizational; community; or company, how we engage, is just as important as practicing “the engagement. “Acceptance and agreement are usually required.

ACCEPTANCE AND AGREEMENT IS USUALLY REQUIRED.

To enter genomic collection environment demographic determinations are acquired from electronic application interactions.

Genomic collections come with data privacy rules concerning search history; and habit gauging software applications over a series of clicks; periods in days; weeks; months or years and track user traits while establishing use- profiles that accurately allow content and marketing curation.[4]

Participation in intellectual forums helps to establish and cultivate a community voice with independent preparation; creative thought; and technical support.

To ignite progress within progressive media caveat instruments, influences through host matriculation and simultaneous content curation directly affect the social media marketing process.

“Horn-treatise.” To establish trust within “a participant think-tank forum” users expect some type of universal accord. The symbolic preparation is defined in rules for mediation and resolution of questions and content inconsistencies.

PACE TULSA AGS FOUNDATION invites you to Network Curate with our “Aware Pedestrian” platform on PACETULSA.COM

THE VALUE GAINED FROM OPINIONS IS FOUND WITHIN UNIQUE DIALOGUE CRITIQUE

Core “belief sets.” An evaluative logic model in classic if-then dialectic briefly defining, for the user, participant understandable “speak-thought” format(s).

• Certain assurance-level communication relationships exist to provide concise communicable logic.
• Enhanced participation is much more difficult, without knowing the traits of the user participant platform within click-bank platforms.
• Think-Tank Theater Classic “speak and respond” conversation style
• Intermittent classic speaks and response conversation implies low-level communication
• Site based tools remain useful in static or soft communication structured environments.

People that really don’t want or expect a whole lot of interaction from their participation activities online, rarely acknowledge or even understand the depth of discovery being harnessed from these oblique representations of Rights of Speech forums.  Therefore, great care must be exercised to protect individuals from undo privacy intrusions or cybernetic obstructions.

Gross violations of Rights of Speech and privacy Intrusions should always be at the front of any Think-Tank design.

People that want 100% immersion in all of the communities they join will become quickly impressed with the speed of user-to-learner transitions in

PACE TULSA AGS FOUNDATION MODULAR THEORETICAL APPLICATIONS.

PACE TULSA AGS Foundation is concerned with participation network immersion, security, and rights of speech, as well as, critical thought.

PACE TULSA AGS FOUNDATION AND THE “POWER OF CHANGE”

PACE TULSA AGS FOUNDATION evokes the “power of change” in AGS Participants.

• When the user participant hyperlinks into our URL website portal: PACETULSA.com that is the moment user participants begin to imagine a reinforced pedestrian awareness crosswalk education identity.
• Subsequently, Voice, Body, Mind and Spirit interconnectivity sparks ideas. Coined ideological boundaries” explored in this moment, just-now, is how interstitial deduction bridges fostered Modular-Virtual environments.
• Games theorists speculate within the possibility of infinite regression. While policy scientists will invoke investigative application specificity surveyed participants to avail only in interaction forums.

The competition is not mutually exclusive within open access platform engineering programs.

PACE site user developer experience and productivity provides self-service capabilities with automated infrastructure.

The virtual dynamic doesn’t synoptically sync with emotions or use.

PACE TULSA FOUNDATION improves people’s ability to connect technologically; especially, in developing nations.

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SOURCES:

• Self-Constitution: Agency, Identity, and Integrity. Authors Christine Marion Korsgaard, Christine M. Korsgaard. Publisher OUP Oxford, 2009.ISBN 0191569674, 9780191569678.
• What the Founders Meant by Self-Governance. Paul Miller is president and executive director of the news and public policy group Haym. <https://www.ola.org/sites/default/files/node-files/hansard/document/pdf/2010/2010-05/house-document-hansard-transcript-2-EN-31-MAY-2010_L037A.pdf&gt;
• The Economy of Self, The Economy of Image, The Economy of Self-Image written BY KEITH J. VARADI, OFluxo 2017. <http://www.ofluxo.net/the-economy-of-self-the-economy-of-image-the-economy-of-self-image-by-keith-j-varadi/&gt;
• THE REVOLUTIONARY POWER OF CHANGE: An Aware Pedestrian. Terence Morris, PACE TULSA AGS FOUNDATION. WordPress, May 2, 2018. <https://wordpress.com/page/pacetulsa.com/218googlee22fd21398b39eb5.html