Level 1 Society

Welcome to the Level 1 Society Guidebook, a platform dedicated to an optimistic vision of the future inspired by the groundbreaking ideas of Gene Roddenberry in 1964. This guidebook explores a future where humanity not only ventures into outer space but also successfully addresses and overcomes many social and political challenges. Roddenberry’s foresight presents a beacon of hope and possibility, portraying a world where space exploration goes hand-in-hand with societal and political triumphs.

More than just science fiction, this vision continues to inspire and provoke thought, offering a hopeful narrative that encourages us to strive for a better, more inclusive future. Join us as we delve into the possibilities of what humanity can achieve when we work together towards a common goal.

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Mission #2: First Moon Landing

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This will be the first return of humans to the moon since the Apollo missions. A Universal Lander will leave the Enterprise and land on the moon with several crew members. This is a kind of reunion trip for humans on the moon, but also, more importantly, we will have a new statement to make which is this: We are now here to stay. This time the Enterprise will bring a vast cargo of robotic equipment that will be left behind to begin the construction of a large, permanent, underground moon base. This includes a nuclear-powered robotic laser-digger to cut through rock to create very large underground cavities.

No people will be left behind on the moon when the Enterprise leaves the moon after this first mission. Instead, the robotic equipment will be left behind. The laser-digger will dig nearly 24/7 and long after the Enterprise has left the moon’s orbit. The digger and base-building equipment will be controlled from earth and will construct a basic human-supporting underground base once the digging has progressed far enough. When the Enterprise returns later on its second moon mission, it will bring the first humans to the base to stay as well as much more hardware. This hardware will be for building a more comfortable and long term base that includes 1g gravity made possible by assembling an underground gravity wheel.

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About the author.

Dr. Myers brings 24 years of diverse field experience, having contributed significantly to multiple domains. Notably, from 2000 to 2016, Dr. Myers was an integral part of a think tank group led by a retired US Marshal, collaborating closely with esteemed professionals such as US Navy Capstone John Shelbourne in high-end Research & Development and retired NASA Yellow Team scientist Bob Berman. During this time, Dr. Myers gained profound insights into nanotechnology and various cutting-edge technologies.

Dr. Myers’ expertise extends beyond technology, encompassing cross-correlating scientific consulting, manufacturing, business plan operations, patents, and understanding global societies. Academically, Dr. Myers holds dual bachelor’s degrees in Game Design and Global Business Management, a Master’s in Business, and a PhD in Organizational Leadership.

With a rich background in consulting across various fields, Dr. Myers has successfully helped businesses grow, some of which were sold or transitioned into retirement. Constantly evolving, Dr. Myers now shares a unique perspective on how the world can progress towards a “Star Trek” society, where the majority of our economic problems are solved, fostering a future of innovation and collaboration.

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