FAQ

What is Equora?

The word “Equora” is not an existing English term — it is a created name with roots in Latin. It combines “equa,” from aequus, meaning equal or balanced, and “ora,” which can mean voice, speech, prayer, or the edges and shores of something.

Together, Equora evokes the idea of balance at the boundaries, or the voice of equilibrium — a name that symbolizes harmony between systems, the meeting point of nature and intelligence, and the dialogue between what is human and what is planetary.

How does it work?

It measures improvement and promotes regenerative practices.

What is fractal economy?

The Fractal Economy is a new economic framework inspired by the self-similar patterns of nature. It replaces growth through extraction with growth through regeneration, where value emerges from verified improvement — in people, communities, and the planet.

Each participant, project, and device acts as a living node in a global fractal network, learning and adapting in real time. Through transparent data, AI-driven validation, and shared benefit, the Fractal Economy turns progress itself into the most valuable currency of our time.

Who can participate?

Everyone can engage in our initiatives.

Who are the Radical Optimists?

Living15 promotes sustainable living practices.

How to get involved?

Join our programs and contribute to regenerative efforts.

What is Living15?

Radical Optimists are those who believe — and know — that they can make the world better through their own actions. They don’t wait for permission or perfection; they act.

They see optimism not as naïve hope, but as a radical choice to create, to share, and to care.

They embrace mistakes as part of learning, because they understand that intention and communication matter more than being right.

In their world, sharing is caring is not a slogan — it’s a strategy for collective growth and meaningful change.