What is Sex 3.0 ?
To understand what Sex 3.0 is, you first need to understand what Sex 1.0 is and what Sex 2.0 is.
Broadly speaking Sex 1.0 covers human sexual relationships from the beginning of humanity up until roughly 8,000 BC.
Sex 2.0 covers human sexual relationships from roughly 8,000 BC up to the present day.
Sex 3.0 covers human sexual relationships from the present day forward.
Why would sex 3.0 start at the present day?
Because Sex 2.0 has reached it’s tipping point and is currently undergoing a cascading failure.
Might sound scary but, trust me, it’s not. It’s actually a very good thing which will solve a lot of problems.
In what order will this website explain Sex 1.0, Sex 2.0 and Sex 3.0?
This website will explain all three, starting first with some ideas which are the prerequisite basics before explaining Sex 1.0, followed by Sex 2.0 and then Sex 3.0
Can’t you just skip the sex 1.0 and 2.0 stuff and explain what sex 3.0 is?
No. If you don’t understand the Sex 1.0 world then you will have no context to understand our arrival in the Sex 2.0 world (modern society).
Nor will you understand the problems that this created and won’t understand how and why Sex 3.0 presents an improvement and an opportunity solve the problems we introduced with Sex 2.0 and how we can use it to get out of the pickle we find ourselves in when it comes to modern sexual relationships.
I like your ideas, anything I can do to help?
Yes, you can help me recruit the sex 3.0 army. Subscribe on the homepage and spread the word on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Digg using the links at the bottom of each page.
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Leave A Reply (2 comments so far)
Brian Mark
241 days ago
I like your ideas and plan on buying your book. I know you said you traveled all over the world for 2 years. What countries did you travel to and for how long? Were there certain countries that changed your way of thinking? I too have traveled to many countries and travel has really made me a different person for the better. Thanks for any info you can provide.
JJ Roberts
240 days ago
Brian, too many countries to list. In 2011 alone I went to 30 countries.
The trip started in London, then I went to Spain then straight to Ecuador, then every country (pretty much) is S.America, the Mexico, USA, Australia, Philippines, then pretty much every country in SE asia then Sri Lanka, Jordan and Lebanon. Then turkey followed by a visit to every country in Europe that I had never been to previously.
Time spent in countries varied from 1 month to 1 day.