It often takes leaving the fast track to ponder the human condition and release creative energies. Addressing challenges - all types, with hope and love - have been integral to the lives of OutPox's humans. We have known great loss and disappointment. Yet many grieve for others' lost futures, not asking how those lives might have turned out. Why?

We are staring down a different stage of life - the end of it - hoping to share what we have learned. Young people don't remember our coming of age. Was it bad? Was it good? We too hoped to do better than our parents had done, when we were young!

And that was before some of us got lucky, rose to leadership, and tried solving small problems. If we have learned nothing else, we might have learned the difference between the ideal and the actual; the will and the ability...

Some of us lived through a Great Depression and a World War; others watched the New World Order - after the war to end all wars - maintain a little peace, for a little while. Outpox says the elders, as in times gone by, have something that computers (er, that is, young people with computers) don't have - WISDOM.

Yes, the tide is turning (we hope the tide is turning), but OutPox says it needs all of us to walk away from our own power, all together, all at once, or watch somebody else's OutGroup conquer a poisoned earth at humanity's expense...

 We invite you to walk with us and work with us toward a new tomorrow.