South African born, and educated there and subsequently in England, Mark Elderfield went on to work in mundane office jobs, ending up in the City of London ...
Oh, enough with that. On to the interesting stuff!
I emigrated to Bulgaria, in order to work on several projects I had in mind, whilst living off my savings. The most important of which was a simple idea I stumbled across, which I came to realise could form the central basis of a whole new philosophy, if it was valid!
After about six years worth of development and analysis, I concluded that it was, and that it provided a remarkably strong analytical mindset, to approach problems from a different angle. And, if adopted into one's ethos, it could substantively improve relations with others, by allowing their world-views to be much more readily understood, appreciated and accepted.
Interestingly the philosophy could be applied to a huge range of human endeavors, yielding subtle benefits for some, and massive advantages for others.
For the time being I felt it best to explore tangible uses of the philosophy, in order to support the publication of the philosophy, at some future date.
My deliberations allowed me to find various successful applications, over the next six years, but I had come to see that the greatest, immediate, benefit could be found in social engineering. Although the philosophy was used to identify the key failings in our political systems, and find solutions to those, they stand on their own merits and are independent of the philosophy.
The results of which you can read about in 'Government Optimisation - Basic concept, how to bring us closer to world peace'.
As at the time of writing this, I am getting ready to head to England, with three cats, two bags, and not a lot more, beyond hopes that I will be able to convince others, that we can indeed make the world a better place.
