Making human knowledge accessible to all
SUNRISE Information Services (SUNRISE) is an Australian-owned and operated private research centre established to provide the global community with a range of stable, interesting and easy-to-read educational and research information and software tools. Our aim is:
- To simplify the information and software tools for easy assimilation and recognition of the core knowledge and functions of greatest stability;
- To apply well-established principles of accelerated learning to the knowledge and software tools;
- To have the knowledge and functions fully referenced to help show the people who have done the work (unless, of course, we have uncovered the same knowledge before anyone else as far as our research can determine);
- To discover original or new knowledge, insights, or ways of doing things that are likely to increase the stability of the core knowledge or functions resulting in an enhancement, modification or replacement of existing core knowledge and software features;
- To ensure the core knowledge is all-encompassing to the point of being sufficiently unified to explain all things, makes common sense, and can be supported by observations and other forms of evidence;
- To look for large-scale hidden patterns from the core knowledge for a more unified picture and so ensure the stability and accuracy of the original core knowledge;
- To further the interests of getting to the essence of human knowledge to help those who may be educationally-disadvantaged in some way and to present new ideas;
- To provide an incentive for individuals or groups anywhere in the world the opportunity to enhance the quality of the information and software tools we provide.
- To be open about any topic, no matter how controversial they might be; and
- To continuously improve on the quality of the educational and research information and software tools we develop and present.
Why the capitalised SUNRISE?
We've been asked why our name SUNRISE is capitalised? See it as more of an acronym we use for Search for a UNified Religion in Information for Social Equality.
Creating new knowledge can provide human society with new perspectives on something we may already know, or help us to solve other problems, such as filling in gaps in our knowledge or helping us to survive. Our desire to communicate this knowledge helps to complicate and expand our knowledge base. However, when we get to the essence of all knowledge and see its interrelationships and what is in common in all the knowledge, we realise our knowledge is actually helping us to simplify what we know or wish to learn. Eventually a point will be reached when all knowledge is so simplified and easy-to-understand that soon we will see how it can withstand every rigour of scientific challenges we may put up to disprove any aspect of the knowledge.
Whatever the ultimate knowledge will be as we search for it, it will be unchanging, extremely simple, and powerful in explaining virtually all things, and help everyone.
How do we know when we have reached the ultimate level in our knowledge? This is the great mystery.
Indeed, this is why we see some scientists behave like religious people with their scientific theories by making them seem unchanging because of the work they put into developing them. Whereas the collection of these supposedly unchanging theories to form scientific knowledge can be a type of religion. A highly rational religion no doubt. However, is it creative enough to go beyond the knowledge and see what is more fundamentally at the heart of the knowledge? Unless scientists continually question the theories and improve on the knowledge in order to be called a true science, there is a risk science can become a religion.
This is why we need to be curious . We need curiosity to search for the hidden interrelationships in our knowledge and in finding things that are in common so as give us a powerful clue as to how close we are to the ultimate goal.
When we do show our curiosity, a point will be reached when no matter how much questioning is done, everything will seem unchanging, where even scientific theories can be called scientific laws by everyone in society. Then we will definitely have ourselves the ultimate true religion of science. Then the only thing that will differentiate science from religion and vice versa is the choice people must make about their knowledge of either to be curious and forever questioning of the knowledge, or to be forever accepting of the knowledge.
We must all make that fundamental choice in our minds.
Whatever choices we make personally with our knowledge and whether we become more scientists through our curiosity and questioning attitude to change things and get to the heart of our knowledge, or more like religious people accepting of what we have learnt, knowledge will eventually have to be shared with everyone.
Some people may claim knowledge is a privilege (usually the ones trying to make lots of money or become insanely powerful in some way). The reality is true knowledge is a right for all who are willing to record and be curious and want to improve themselves, their environment and everything they do for all times.
Knowledge is the great power equalizer for the people of the world. It is the key to creating great change, and yet, at the same time provide great stability when we know the true essence of our knowledge and what it is meant to do for all of us.
As they say, we only change when we know it will create greater stability. Knowledge has to do just that for everyone.
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