Rethinking Society from Scratch: A Social Experiment in Gender Dynamics
As modern society continues to come apart at the seams, people are increasingly looking for alternative ways to live and work. And so there has never been a better time to redesign and re-engineer something that was always doomed to fail, for a variety of rather obvious reasons. Plasters, bandages and splints aren’t going work; not this time. For the patient is old, senile, terminally ill and on life-support.
And so it’s with some degree of excitement and optimism that I’ve decided to look for volunteers, in order to kickstart the type of Utopian community envisioned in the book, ‘Insane or Inspired’. Or, at least, prove its viability.
For those who don’t know, Insane or Inspired is about one man’s quest to end patriarchy and restore what he believes to be the natural and divinely ordained human society. One which pivots around the gender dynamic itself. Broadly speaking, it’s a society in which men live in service and spiritual devotion to women, thereby rendering most traditional social structures obsolete. Women, for their part, are essentially free to pursue their interests and find roles for themselves, within the community, which best suit their skills and talents.
And this is precisely how we used to live, apparently, before Utopia was violently overthrown by patriarchal forces, bent on suppressing the divine feminine and controlling human society. It’s an ancient conspiracy that continues to this day, by all accounts. And several books have been written on the subject by a variety of notable authors, such as Merlin Stone.
In any case, since it’s going to be a hard slog, finding enough people, locally, to make this concept feasible, I’ve decided to seek “in principle” volunteers, from anywhere in the world, who would be interested in taking a year out of their lives to give it a try (hypothetically speaking).
There’s no guarantee that it’s ever going to happen, of course, but with enough in principle sign-ups (100 of each gender), I believe that I can persuade a TV production company to green light the project (by which I mean, pay for it). So, yes, the experiment, if it goes ahead, would be fully documented. Please be aware of that.
Interested? Get in touch! I look forward to hearing from you.
