Who is the author today?

Jean-Baptiste Renard, born on February 22, 1952, is a retiree who worked mainly in the arms industry. He is a jack of all trades: writing, translation (with a few mistakes in English), website design, communication, etc.

Will all this work end up forgotten in the annals of history, unknown and lost before other researchers rediscover it? It’s likely.

Tomorrow, who will be the authors?

Tomorrow, it could be a host of different authors, each bringing a different perspective on one or more subjects. The solitary author will have succeeded in transforming himself into an association in which everyone finds his place.

Will tomorrow see the light of day? One day maybe, but we don’t know when. It’s hard to come up with an idea and tell everyone: look what I found. The first reaction is to run away. The author knows that he needs to make this mutation from solitary author to association in order to exist.

What goal is being pursued?

To have the opportunity to inform, discuss, share and allow this research of today and tomorrow to be continued. This can take many different forms:

• presentations, debates, communication
• books, articles
• integration into existing systems and teams
• … and all that one can imagine if it really informs and confronts the ideas of today to build those of tomorrow.

This research has not yet been evaluated.

The author might be a little bit of you if you put your complementary idea to these reflections.