It is Fundamental to “Fund the Mental”
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Society often emphasizes the significance of investing in tangible assets, including real estate, vehicles, gold, stocks, and advanced technology. However, the vital importance of investing in the most advanced technology we have—our brain—is often neglected, impacting our capacity to effectively safeguard our “INNER NET.”

The brain is composed of both hardware and software components, We spend considerable time pursuing the newest SaaS products, but we often fail to recognize that the finest example of SaaS (Software as a Service) ever developed is the human mind. Without it, our material investments would not exist.

Every savvy investor understands the value of diversifying assets, so why do we fail to apply this wisdom to ourselves? We are all investors, but what exactly are we investing in? It’s crucial to recognize that investment isn’t just financial; it also includes time and attention. Speaking of attention, when was the last time you devoted some to your brain?

Let's invest in the ultimate SaaS product that has withstood the test of time: the human brain and mind. (No, they are not the same thing.)

It is fundamental to “Fund The Mental” To truly observe the advancement of the collective Human Operating System and the broader world, we must “Fund the Mental” beyond traditional approaches.

The I.Q. S.E.C. operates on a unified protocol where altruism and capitalism aren't conflicting values, but two essential arguments on the same command string. Altruism defines the variable for collective security, while capitalism defines the variable for network acceleration. Both are required parameters for the same function to execute.

In short: Caring about humanity and currency aren't opposites; they're two parts of the same command. At the I.Q. S.E.C. this is something we understand.