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SEAHEART
PLAN, a fictional saga that I believe must be realized, in some form.:
BOOK 1

Chapters 1 to 3:
Introduction to life and business of open-sea salvage captain operating along the California / Mexican coast, entertaining the notion of ranging out to the center of the North-Pacific Gyre on a voyage of discovery-subsequent to correlation of stories and uncorroborated sightings of ‘ghost’ schooner, kidnapped children on West Coast, women-executives gone-missing along Northwest Coast
Chapters 4 to 13:
Fog … middle of the North Pacific … unseasonable cold …
stiff wind … hove-to … Salvage Captain boarded by pirates …
chemically disabled, awakens in dark bondage … slow cognition of physically delimited reality, evaluation, gradual realization of situation:
Virtual Atlantis, matriarchal societal organization, 90% women, surreptitious contact with continental populations, mostly self-sufficient, technological evasion of commercial and military surveillance, mutually profitable cultural-economic alliance with Japan ...
Chapters 14 to (232 pages):
Introduction into maintenance end of “GELF” habitat, configuration of Atlantis.
{Genetically Engineered Life-Form: actually a Cypress type of life-form, with structurally supported roots anchoring it to a Seamount, (specifically the Emperor Seamount, North 42 degrees, East 170), growing with nutritional engineering to between 1 and 2 nautical miles (nm) in circumference, providing humans and animals a home-site in the middle of the North Pacific Ocean, NNW of the Hawaiian Islands, 3300 nm West of the American West Coast.}
On Atlantis, everyone has a selection of activities relating to the survival partnership, self-chosen and completed as a protocol that enhances ones self-interests.
Elucidation of socio-psycho-philosophical-electro-mechanical-practical-economic algorithm that is the foundation of this experiment in neo-rational environment-building.

BOOK 2

Conception and documentary on implementation of compassionate, cooperative social democracy, based on a buddhist moral philosophy and training, for a small population with an insular environment.