Finally, I completed the new webpage containing the Entries of The Work-Standard (3rd Ed.), supplanting the original SMP Compendium Entries that I had compiled back in 2021. The webpage as of late does not have links to all of its Entries; the vast majority of them have yet to be posted on The Fourth Estate. I have also completed the webpage for downloading .PDF copies of the Third Edition.
Those webpages will be changed in the coming days as the rest of the Entries are posted. Once every Entry has been posted on The Fourth Estate, I will then proceed with compiling the .PDF file and upload it to its proprietary webpage for downloading. I will be posting more of those Entries whilst trying to complete the five Entries intended for Section Ten. Speaking of those five Entries in Section Ten, I think I have an idea on what I should be writing about:
- The first Entry should be about the most pressing issues of contemporary America, specifically those that have been persisting for decades, if not centuries. The goal of that Entry is to provide a long-term perspective on what must be anticipated in contemporary America with regard to the new-old Federalist Party.
- The second Entry should provide a description of the new-old Federalist Party, what is to be expected of it, what will be its motivations in contemporary America, and why it must contend with the various political-economic ideas that are vying for influence and power over the Union.
- The next two Entries are all about the concept of the “Federalist American Union,” summarizing everything that has been discussed in the earlier Sections whilst adding new concepts and ideas whose relevance will become apparent in The Third Place, Work-Standard Accounting Practices and The Digital Realm. The return of Scenario 1999 from The Digital Realm is in effect.
- The last Entry will focus on the “Greater America Amendment,” taking into account the various lessons learned from the other Treatises written after The Work-Standard and everything else on The Fourth Estate. That would be one of the long-term goals of the new-old Federalist Party.
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