I think it is fair to say that most of human history evolved with little concerted effort. Humans have accomplished a lot (for better or for worse), but it hasn't generally been a principled approach. Diverse groups of hunter-gatherers coalesced into different cultures and civilizations. Part of Asgardia's vision is to create "a mirror of humanity in space but without Earthly division into states, religions and nations," [from Dr. Ashurbeyli's concept speech.](https://asgardia.space/en/page/concept) One of the things that attracted me to Asgardia was an idea of starting anew with humanity. What could the next several hundred years of human evolution look like if it were from a directed effort. It would be antithetical to the value of individualism for Asgardia to have mandated philosophical principles, but I think Asgardia would have an identifiable core philosophy just as other nations have core philosophies. What are the core philosophical principles of Asgardia?

Hello my fellow Asgardians! I am starting this thread for people of like interest into theoretical sciences. Whether they be ideas, questions as to the possibility of different theories, or possibly just questions as to the nature of scientific theories as a whole. I personally, am interested in the possibility of bioelectrical magnetism, while circumventing the inherent diamagnetism the body produces naturally, or at least altering the charge of a human body to enough of an extent that it would be drawn to a powerful enough electromagnet. Call me a quack, but I love hearing peoples ideas and theories, no matter how far fetched they may seem at first glance. And I would like to apologize to any Admins of the forums that may be reading this if I have chosen the wrong forum page to post this in, it just seemed to be the closest one in regards to relevance. Thank you All, and I can't wait to hear from you.