Human Software

Canada has ridden fast and far upon the crest of the first wave of computer technology. Computer technology has given us more than email and YouTube!. It has also given us concepts and language that are useful in addressing the set of challenges we face – environmental, social, cultural, economic, sovereignty, justice, education, health, et cetera.

For instance, most of us know what software is. We know what software packages are. We know that some software is better [more elegant, more pragmatic, more User friendly, more profitable in various ways] than other types or generations of the same software. Often the difference is better math and analysis – better Code.

The term Software can also be applied to the information [data] we acquire and the ways we implement and apply it [operating systems] in our brains, lives, society [environments], and the way we acquire information through instruction, study and research [search engines].

In Canada we have developed and/or implemented the best Human Software systems ever devised by humanity. This is our culture – The Universal Culture – which has drawn upon the best of everyone, everywhere, coupled with a vast array of supporting robotic technologies. Our Software has unique and universal application. Read my essay set “Building The Canadian Dream” on this blog for more data about Human Software.