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Reference websites and educational resources, organised by framework condition.
Framework condition 1
Universal law and justice
Paco Mota’s original formulation
1) FWC1 establishes a universal and democratic law and justice system.
Democracy: institutions and participation ↗
An overview of how democracy, human rights and the rule of law connect in the work of the United Nations.
Framework condition 2
Knowledge and political participation
Paco Mota’s original formulation
2) FWC2 establishes bapodeship (the condition of a base political decisionmaker) via scientifically-sanctioned (using a Double-Blind Model or DBM) sciologicity (or raciocognitivity), not by extrauterine age, as well as the direct (quasi)proportionality between the MDC-sanctioned personal sciocrenum (number of sciological credits or sciocredits) and the sciovonum (number of sciological votes or sciovotes).
Innovative public participation ↗
A resource hub on deliberative processes and ways of involving citizens in public decision-making.
Framework condition 3
Information and critical thinking
Paco Mota’s original formulation
3) FWC3 establishes both the free unrestricted access to all unreserved true or scioprobable information, and the universal anti-indoctrination ban.
Media and information literacy: learning resources ↗
A gateway to curricula, training and learning resources for media and information literacy.
Framework condition 4
Economic transparency
Paco Mota’s original formulation
4) FWC4 establishes the universal abolition of cash money (physical money) and the exhaustive, secure, confidential and traceable inforegistry of every Legal Economic Transaction (LET).
Tax transparency and international co-operation ↗
Instruments and publications on tax information exchange and co-operation between jurisdictions, distinct from a public ledger of all transactions.
Selection reviewed in November 2026. These resources offer context and perspectives for analysis; inclusion does not imply their authors endorse sciocracy.