Robert John Morton YE572246C

Herein is my book "The Lost Inheritance" plus 372 essays, returning a count of over 1·45 million words in English, 350,854 words in Portuguese and some in Russian. They are copiously illustrated with diagrams, photos, animations and programs comprising 63,908 lines of Java and 41,457 lines of C-code.

photo of Robert John Morton The title "The Lost Inheritance" refers to what I see as the self-evident birthright of every human being. It is the inalienable right to the allodial possession and un­encumbered use of sufficient terrestrial resources [ha­b­itable land] to enable him to transform his work into his needs of life. As incontrovertibly evinced by the in­excus­able poverty and disparity on this planet, estab­l­ished economic systems are catastrophically incap­able of fair­ly providing the means for a man to turn his lab­our into his needs of life.

My poems are extracts from the book. I'm not a poet. These poems just came into my mind, each as a sud­den convulsive flood of words, venting my frustra­tions with the present world and exuding my hopes and as­pira­tions for a better world in the future — no matter how distant that future may be.

My projects are a sequel to the book. They are concerned with the practicalities of establishing a society, in which all citizens possess sufficient resources to enable each to turn his work into his needs of life independently of markets. In these pro­jects, I expound my concept of a Universal Terrestrial Dwelling, in which a family may live with all modern comforts independently of utility grids for water, elect­r­icity, gas, sewage and communications; thus opening up the vastness of the pla­n­et's unsettled land area for sustainable human habitation.

My interests stem from my previous work and hobbies. I have written software for navigation, telecoms and administrative systems. I have studied and thought very deeply about science. I have used my accumulated knowledge in all these areas as a source of concepts and principles up on which my ideas expressed in "The Lost Inheritance" are based. — Robert John Morton YE572246C.

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