I’d actually read your plan before posting my comment (though not the backup one). I found it very hard to follow and somewhat nebulous, but maybe it’s just me. There, and on the backup plan, you say things like “Study field X and extract all useful information”, which is a statement that I’m finding very difficult to call anything other than “hubris”.
In addition, the sheer complexity of your flowchart is daunting, and I question its utility. Shouldn’t you at least find out whether your Connection Theory works at all, and if so, whether it has practical applications, before drawing boxes about things like “design optimal societies” ?
I’d actually read your plan before posting my comment (though not the backup one). I found it very hard to follow and somewhat nebulous, but maybe it’s just me. There, and on the backup plan, you say things like “Study field X and extract all useful information”, which is a statement that I’m finding very difficult to call anything other than “hubris”.
In addition, the sheer complexity of your flowchart is daunting, and I question its utility. Shouldn’t you at least find out whether your Connection Theory works at all, and if so, whether it has practical applications, before drawing boxes about things like “design optimal societies” ?