The New System: KAIRONET

The new system, which will be introduced in 2018, aims to resolve the issue of overcrowding by facilitating the usage of our cities at all hours of the day. People will opperate according to their inner sense of time.

Kaironet is the next generation in Social Networking allowing you to live by your own inner sense of time. With Kaironet, you can connect to others that are awake and near to you at any given time and you can apply to work vacancies that match your days agenda and your CV.

To use Kaironet, simply log in and search for friends, immediate jobs or immediate societies and activities. Daily routine no longer exists for users of Kaironet.

With everyone living life at their own pace, there will no longer be anti-social hours and the use of the city will become more efficient. Businesses will run for all hours, jobs will always be available and people will always be awake to do them. The city will be constantly alive and able to accommodate the increased population.

The website will be up and running soon: www.kaironet.com

Chronos and Kairos

The invention of the clock changed the way we live our lives from a relaxed pace and inner sense of time to our actions being measured by quantitative time. 

The Ancient Greeks had 2 words to describe time: Chronos and Kairos. Chronos is linear and quantifiable, whereas Kairos is qualitative; a time of opportunity. If you wake up at 6am because the clock says so, you are living by chronological time. If you wake up at 6am because you feel like it you are living by kairological time. Kairos is freedom to live your life at the pace that feels right to you by your own inner sense of time. The world will revolve around you.

Over-population

As the worlds population caps 10 billion by 2040, 75% people will be living in cities, contributing to mass overcrowding that is particularly felt at peak hours of the day

Meanwhile our streets remain empty during the night time and early morning, whilst businesses are inactive. Our strategy tackles the uneven usage of our public spaces.

 

Preparing you for the change

Over-population is a growing issue worldwide but is particularly problematic within the confines of our island nation. This blog will outline the strategy we are implementing to counter the effects of overpopulation on our society.