Rome calls himself a futurist. I call him a visionary. This episode is all about the beauty of the mystery.
But to know the future we have to go back to the beginning.
Let us take you back to the dawning age of the internet and revel in how revolutionary it was (and is!) to these Gen-Xers!

Rome Viharo is an entrepreneur, inventor, designer, multi-media madman, non-expert and father. For ten years he has focused on developing more sustainable and resolving media/technology platforms to struggling success. 2020's "The Social Dilemma" put a new perspective to Viharo's work, and like all serendipity, put his platforms into a timely historical perspective. In this podcast, Rome tells his story of how the "resolution" began almost 20 years ago through kismet, and now 20 years later, his two platforms may be the sole "solution" to a very sincere problem the nation and the world is facing. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8XDZg0sLOWV2aB1aHgjJ1Yfra8leBn8B
 Curious to "Join the Resolution" with Rome? Both platforms will be online this quarter, but as a treat to "revel revel's" audience, he is disclosing the "secret sauce" in two playlists for our audiences only. He is looking to expand his team of investors, developers, executives and strategists.
He has created an 11 part youtube series about Aiki Wiki just for us! Please follow the videos to walk through how Aiki Wiki is the place to learn and have drama free, unifying conversations about topics that seem diametrically opposed. Introducing an algorithm for a continually resolving consensus between ideological divides.

Here's how to contact Rome: Rome dot Viharo AT gmail.com (written this way to prevent spam bots!)

Topics: 9/11, life before and after it, the beginning of the internet, the numbers 0 1 2, Aikido https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aikido

Buddhism, specifically Tibetan Buddhism for Rome. Here in Conifer we have: http://www.compassionatedharmacloudmonastery.org/

And Rome gives the best definition of the difference between coincidence and serendipity!

Mentioned:

Rome's hero is Buckminster Fuller. I'm sure you will be interested to know more after listening to this episode: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckminster_Fuller

Robert Thurman and his podcast: https://fyminc.typepad.com/bob_thurman_podcast/

I've never read anything by either of them, but they've both written.

I just heard a great podcast with a Tibetan Nun on 10% Happier: https://radiopublic.com/ten-percent-happier-with-dan-harr-WwE9m8/s1!57ea8

Recorded late November 2020.