We Have No Choice! The Problem - Understanding Cumulative Load in the Modern World

LET'S CHOOSE WISELY!

We Have No Choice — And That’s Our Greatest Opportunity

I first touched a computer in 1970 and am addicted to technology ever since. The result is four significant seizures, the first a grand mal in 2014 that left me legally dead for a spell. During that experience I saw the light and went to the gates of Heaven. There was a prude at the gates so I was sent down to hell. When I got to the gates of Hell, a huge wave came over the wall. It dropped down a scroll that said the devil has a restraining order against me. He has other restraining orders for good souls. So I was sent back with the mission to understand how to safely interact with technology. JOY!

After more than a decade of research, reverse engineering the problem back to the balance point, I can see how we have no choice but to understand the crisis that over radiating ourselves is causing, while incorporating nutritional fortification and radiation / EMF shielding.

I am blissfully blessed to be 73 years old as of this writing. Every era reaches a moment when the old ways no longer fit the shape of the world. Systems strain, communities feel the pressure and people begin to sense that something fundamental is asking to change. We Have No Choice – Volume I: The Problem points directly at this crossroads—not to frighten us, but to remind us that clarity is a gift.

When we finally see the problem, we also see the doorway to the solution(s).

A World Ready for Renewal

"Every crisis carries with it an opportunity of equal or greater benefit." The challenges described in the book above —environmental strain, economic imbalance, technological disruption, and social fragmentation—aren’t signs of collapse. They’re signs of transition back to wisdom. We must better manage our chronic exposure to elevated levels of radiation / EMF energy. Especially now that the government in the USA president wants America to lead in 6G. Humanity needs to shift from genocidal outdated structures the way a tree sheds bark: not as a loss, but as growth.

We are not powerless observers. We are participants in a global turning point to achieve peace on earth for all.

The Power of Awareness

Awareness is not doom. Awareness is direction. We much be aware of how much radiation we are increasingly exposed to.

When we understand the forces shaping our world, we stop reacting and start choosing. We begin to see:

• Where systems can be redesigned
• Where communities can be strengthened
• Where innovation can serve humanity instead of replacing it
• Where healing—social, ecological, and personal—can begin

The book’s message is not that we are trapped. It’s that we are needed.

Courage Is the New Currency

Every generation inherits a defining task. Ours is to build a world that is not only sustainable, but humane. A world where technology amplifies wisdom, not fear. A world where resources circulate, not concentrate. A world where people remember that cooperation—not competition—is the engine of survival.

We don’t need to wait for permission. We don’t need to wait for perfect conditions. We don’t need to wait for someone else to fix what we can transform.

We have no choice because the future is calling us by name.

From Problem to Possibility

The problems outlined in the book are real, but so is our capacity to respond with imagination and integrity. Every challenge is an invitation:

• Climate pressure invites regenerative design
• Economic instability invites new models of shared prosperity
• Social division invites deeper listening and community repair
• Technological acceleration invites ethical leadership

We are not at the end of something. We are at the beginning of something astonishing. Image then co-create a better world.

A Collective Rising

The truth is simple: humanity has always done its best work when our backs were against the wall. We innovate. We collaborate. We rise. We go forward.

This moment is no different.

The book’s title may sound urgent, but its deeper message is liberating:

We have no choice but to evolve—and evolution is our natural genius.

Stepping Into the Future With Open Eyes

Let this be the era where we choose courage over comfort, clarity over confusion, and community over isolation. Let this be the era where we build systems worthy of our children and technologies worthy of our conscience.

We have no choice. And that means we have every good possibility as we choose wisely.

Volume II of this series - Body Balance is projected to be published in March, 2026

Volume III of this series - Environmental Balance is projected to be published in April, 2026.

Raw research notes for the series is posted below

CURE - Climate Migration - Housing, Food and Water Solutions

To quickly address climate migration 

we must implement a three tier 3d+ printing strategy, 

1. Print ample, environmentally conscious 

structures and infrastructure 

2. Print and operate abundant greenhouses 

and phytoremediation programs 

3. Print water from air towers & devices

J. Nayer Hardin

Computer Underground Railroad Enterprises (CURE)

 

Climate crisis is happening now. 

We must overcome our problems concerning the economic, weather, drought, pandemics, violence, hunger, drug addictions and homelessness situations. 

Here's a look at downtown Phoenix, Arizona's homeless crisis.

Homelessness. Let’s start there. 

A place to live, clean water to drink... it's time to stop pretending not to know what's going on and that we have the ability to fix this. 

Did you know that the world’s already experiencing what Columbia University calls “Climate Migration: An Impending Global Challenge?” 

The UN is saying “All of these circumstances - conflict, natural disasters, and climate change - pose enormous challenges for the international humanitarian community.” 

As the ocean level rises, coastal residents are migrating inland. Today’s fortune can be rendered worthless in the blink of a market, currency, health crisis or the loss of a password.

According to climate.gov “In the United States, almost 30% of the population lives in relatively high population-density coastal areas.” 

Here's a deeper look at rising ocean levels.

Now is a good time to implement solutions.

Arizona is one of the places climate emergency refugees are already moving to. Since 2016 just Maricopa County's homeless population has nearly tripled.  Habitat For Humanity 3D printed its first house in Tempe recently. It’s already sold. 

Meet the new home owners.

We must adjust our thinking and tools. LET’S PRINT SOLUTIONS!

Printing housing is fast and economical. With ever greater self-sufficient, environmentally conscious design possibilities, we can build enough housing, greenhouses and water sources.

This radical change in construction techniques was covered on CBS Sunday Morning.

Our CURE Headquarters is on 10 acres in Cochise County, McNeal, Arizona, about 4,300 feet above sea level. We recently installed a new agricultural water pump.

Here's a drone shot of the property.

In response to the climate migration crisis, our multisolving approach includes fixing a local dam, opening modern greenhouse farms plus 3D printing cities. We’re working to buy properties and print water from air, towers, nets and devices.

Here's a great example of water from air, atmospheric water generation technique invented and used by Moses West who freely gives water to crisis areas through his Moses West Foundation. 

This leg of the journey involves earning, a $2.5 million grant to build a commercial greenhouse here plus, buy a 3D house printer for training and future mission-funding.

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About the author

Hi! I’m J. Nayer Hardin, a patent holding inventor, researcher, environmentalist, legalization activist and conductor on the Underground Railroad. 

In 1984 I began a grass roots division, CURE, Computer Underground Railroad Enterprises. We’ve trained 3,000+ how to use a computer as a freedom tool. CURE helped make environmental / social changes that dramatically reduced Harlem’s infant mortality and crime rates.