HI

Hi! Have you heard about this amazing technology everyone’s talking about? It’s called H.I. (pronounced hī (-ē)) and it can do just about anything from harness the power of fire to send probes into outer outer outer space! But that’s not all, not by a long shot. HI can provide all the basic needs of food and shelter any human needs in any environment on the planet. It can create safe spaces to live, foster community, connection and a sense of belonging. HI builds confidence and self-esteem – indeed we often regard HI with esteem when we encounter it in others – leading to self-mastery and creativity; a virtual climb up Maslow’s pyramid of human needs.

HI is truly an awesomely powerful technology. Anyone can use it. Though it can take time to build up your own HI program, you have all the parts and input you need right from the start of your life. Admittedly, HI performs better in optimal environments than suboptimal, but there are countless instances of humans overcoming setbacks to produce outstanding examples of their own HI program. And we all benefit from it.

Like any technology, HI is subject to misuse and can become corrupt. It can be used for harm against others and, like related programs you’ve read about lately, it can go rogue. An unregulated HI can become destructive, so caution is always advised when using HI. And, because HI is free and profusely available, best practices include oversight, transparency in sharing and accountability.

On its own, HI is a simple program relying on mostly organic inputs – sunlight, water, regular and consistent use (overuse or underuse is likely to lead to faulty outcomes) and rest. It requires about 1,200 – 2,400 calories of input daily depending on the size, age and frequency of use of the program and produces organic waste that can be recycled back into the system under normal circumstances.

Activating HI is easy to do, but like any technology, grows easier with greater familiarity and experience. One of the most common and simplest methods begins with stowing away anything made with plastic, glass, lithium, transistors, etc. This can include many common communication devices such as phones, computers, radios and televisions. Then you go outside in your community and stroll. Make respectful eye contact, smile and say the secret password, the name of the program, the activator: “HI.” Your fellow users will recognize you activating the program and typically respond in kind.

You’ve started the program, and you’re off. May the force (of love) be with you.

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10/5/2026