Aliya’s and Jeanette’s worldviews focus on systemic growth and creation whereas Brian’s worldview is based on systemic unmaking. While potentially philosophically opposite, appreciating that growth and unmaking can coexist as equally important parts of intentioned creation. Whereas each team member focuses on different dimensions of our world, their efforts in collaboration and combination can potentially create approaches that integrate living, physical / elemental, and spiritual / metaphysical aspects of our realities. Both Aliya and Brian’s worldviews take advantage of organic opportunities to responsibly disrupt status quo systems that are less than optimal, despite one focusing on growth and the other focusing on unmaking. While both Janette and Brian focus on our physical existences, one creates opportunity for renewal and the other helps ensure that we make the most of these opportunities with responsible and comprehensive intentions.

The Plural Imagineers’ future, a climate-just future is achieved through highly-intentioned cycles of systems renewal. Obsolete infrastructure is responsibly disrupted and removed to trigger a necessitated replacement. With a deep appreciation of meta-physical and physical considerations, newly installed infrastructure is developed through good ontological design principes and practices. Newly installed infrastructure also serves multiple functions to maximize returns on investment – being ecologically integrated enables food production along with the intentioned energy and/or transportation systems functionality.