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“WHY” aims to establish a social infrastructure that deals with continuity to human characteristics in the face of future humanity.
Our goal is to create three public projects to start the community while demonstrating the idea of continuity and offering actions to realize it.
Continuity to the human story using a global campaign collects household dust samples from the world’s countries.
Continuity of skills related to interpersonal communication using a ‘Global tourist' visa agreement based on practice and not ideals.
Continuity to the sensory experience of the 100% organic human body, using personal sensory chambers that enable extreme experiences in a safe environment.
The Dust Project is intended for educational institutions, museums, or brands that want to bring their 'STEAM' education programs into a tangible and unforgettable expression in public awareness.
Its practice incorporates context and material that are both familiar and accessible in the global human experience: House and Dust. Most of humanity experiences these two elements daily.
It is formulated as an advanced digital educational campaign with audience engagement strategies accessible to multi-age, multi-lingual, and multi-disciplinary communities.
Its technological platform was designed to initiate an active community network for additional projects that allow a diverse global audience to get involved and influence the future.
The Dust Project was articulated by a group of entrepreneurs operating as a decentralized autonomous organization called "WHY.
Each of the entrepreneurs used their expertise so that we could guarantee the project's story in terms of production, cost, and time.
We are ready to go and are recruiting strategic partners.
We are a cultural ‘DAO’ aiming to build a community platform dedicated to preserving human characteristics well into our technological future.
Yael Shatz with Hive09 is responsible for initiating the Dust project and establishing "WHY".
Meidad Pariente and Maya Glickman-Pariente with Specialist are responsible for the satellite project. Among other things, their company led and was responsible for the planning, launching, and operation of the "Duchifat-1" satellite.
Lior Haviv, Ph.D. in biophysics, a chemical engineer specializing in nanotechnology and fragrance, is responsible for formulating the project's research questions and the house dust collection method. Currently CSO at YieldX.
Lee Zion, with Crinolina, developed the user experience of the collection guidelines set and is responsible for the design of the collection kits to ensure intuitive use and value creation for future generations.
Tal Kobo, Senior Curator at Museums of History, and Meital Katz-Minerbo, Art Lecturer, are responsible for developing the content and making it accessible to the general public and for contact and collaboration with museums and cultural entities.
Elad Gaon with PIXIdigital is Responsible for the registration campaign's strategy.
Sol Fierman-Hansen with RCSA is Responsible for community strategies.
Johnny Lambersky with MultiNFT is Responsible for community strategies.
PJ Chesson with DUZY is responsible for the project’s digital tools GTM.
Consultant on the project’s satellite issue in the early stages.
Every person has the present moment, which is his personal human history. There is the ingrained desire to keep this moment as a memory, even if we will never know where the memory will reach with time.