👽 aliens and angels 👼 . We’re driving on 620, passing one of those statue places that has a bunch of big metal dinosaurs, big green alien statues, flamingo statues, etc.
Me, to Jack: What do you see buddy?
Jack: A flamingo!
Jordan: Yes! What else?
Jack: An angel
Jordan: Yeah, where?
Jack: The big green thing
What do you make of this?
I’m starting to take this idea pretty seriously: the universe is filled with subtle energy beings
that have some overlap with our realm, and some not.
One of the strange factors about the beings/energy is that it can’t be perceived directly in the concrete realm through our normal five senses, so we have unique APIs
that translate these beings into a cultural context that makes sense. So the same being
could be seen as an angle, or a hindu god, or an alien, or simply energy
depending on the person. My guess is this helps account for plant teachers,
DMT entities, UAPs, etc.; although I realize this is extremely hand wavey on the details.
An Introduction. My name is Eric Stevens
I want to be clear about who I am and why I am here.
I recently published my book, Evolution Mine: Genesis.
You can read it for free here:
https://nowweevolve.com/view-the-book
I made it free on purpose. The idea matters more than the money.
For the last 15 years, I have been working inside the systems most people only argue about from the outside. Global trade. Manufacturing. Supply chains. Policy. Commodities. Labor. Capital flow.
I helped Vietnam enter the World Trade Organization in 2007, ironically on my birthday. I have worked with governments, factories, military-adjacent systems, and private industry. I have seen how decisions made far from communities quietly reshape jobs, materials, and power at the local level.
Most of my life was spent in Los Angeles. I recently moved to Dallas, where the political and cultural polarization is impossible to ignore. The fights feel louder. The solutions feel thinner.
I am a father of six. I am married to an incredible Salvadoran woman. I am politically independent, not because I avoid responsibility, but because I do not believe any single ideology owns the truth.
What I am building is not a movement in the emotional sense. It is an economic one.
Our society talks about systems as if they are beliefs. They are not. Systems are built on inputs. Commodities. Materials. Energy. Logistics. Whoever controls those controls everything downstream.
That insight sits at the center of everything I do.
Through these platforms, I am working on one integrated effort:
Now We Evolve
https://nowweevolve.com
The Bioeconomy Foundation
https://thebioeconomyfoundation.org
American Fiber Group
https://theamericanfibergroup.com
Together, they focus on one question most debates avoid.
What happens if we change the materials the economy depends on?
Hemp and bamboo are not symbols. They are commodities. They grow locally. They scale horizontally. They support regional processing. They anchor manufacturing close to communities. They change money flow, job creation, and who holds power.
This work is not anti-capitalist or pro-corporate. It is pro-reality.
If you want different outcomes, you do not argue harder. You replace the inputs.
That is what I am here to discuss.
Not outrage. Not slogans.
Industrial math, material systems, and practical paths forward.
If that resonates, you are in the right place.
https://www.thebioeconomyfoundation.org/start