Knowledge Base
Research. Evidence. Questions. Perspectives.
Building knowledge to inform the Humanity-Based World Model.
Knowledge Base
The Vision 2060 Knowledge Base brings together research, evidence, questions, survey findings, ideas, and other relevant knowledge that can help inform the continuing development of the Humanity-Based World Model (HBW).
The purpose is to make information easier to explore, compare, and revisit as knowledge develops and new perspectives emerge.
The Knowledge Base will continue to grow as Vision 2060 explores new questions and develops new areas of knowledge.
What You’ll Find Here
The Knowledge Base can bring together different forms of information relevant to the questions being explored through Vision 2060.
Research & Evidence
Research, data, studies, and existing knowledge relevant to questions affecting humanity and human well-being.
Questions & Exploration
Important questions, uncertainties, and emerging issues that may benefit from deeper examination.
Survey Findings & Perspectives
What we learn from surveys and participation, including areas of agreement, disagreement, and uncertainty.
Ideas & Emerging Knowledge
Ideas, technologies, approaches, and new developments that may contribute to future exploration.
How Knowledge Develops
The Vision 2060 Knowledge Base is intended to evolve as understanding develops. Information presented here may reflect current research, evidence, survey findings, questions, perspectives, or ideas being explored.
Not every item represents a conclusion or established position of Vision 2060. Some topics may remain open, uncertain, or subject to different interpretations.
As new evidence, research, technologies, experiences, and perspectives emerge, existing knowledge can be revisited, expanded, refined, or reconsidered.
The objective is to make the development of knowledge visible — including what is known, what remains uncertain, and what deserves further exploration.
Knowledge Status
Information in the Knowledge Base may be at different stages of development. Clearly identifying these stages can help distinguish established knowledge from questions and ideas that are still being explored.
These categories are not permanent. As knowledge develops, information may be expanded, refined, reconsidered, or reclassified as understanding evolves.
From Questions to Knowledge
Vision 2060 begins with questions. Those questions can lead to research, evidence, surveys, discussion, and the exploration of different perspectives.
What is learned can then help identify areas of agreement, disagreement, uncertainty, and gaps in knowledge that deserve further examination.
The process can continue as new information and perspectives emerge:
Ask → Research → Listen → Learn → Refine → Explore Again
This allows the Knowledge Base to grow alongside the Humanity-Based World Model rather than becoming a static collection of information.
Explore the Knowledge Base
As Vision 2060 develops, this Knowledge Base will provide access to research, evidence, survey findings, questions, perspectives, and other materials related to the areas being explored.
New topics and resources will be added progressively as the initiative develops.
Help Build the Knowledge
The Vision 2060 Knowledge Base grows through questions, perspectives, research, evidence, and participation.
You can help contribute to this process by sharing your perspective through surveys and staying connected as new areas of exploration develop.