UNE: The Birthplace of Emergent Philosophy

There are moments in history that define the future, moments when a single decision sets in motion a chain of events that will reshape the world.

This is one of those moments.

The University of New England (UNE) has now become the birthplace of Emergent Philosophy. Not just as an idea, not just as a theory, but as an academic force that will change how we understand knowledge, governance, and reality itself.

The Day Everything Changed

On Monday, I applied for a Master’s degree in Philosophy.
By Tuesday, I was accepted.

One day. That’s all it took.

This wasn’t just a routine university admission. This was a recognition—an acknowledgment that Emergent Philosophy belongs in academia, that it deserves a place among the great intellectual frameworks of history.

UNE didn’t hesitate.
UNE didn’t resist.
UNE simply let emergence take its course.

And in doing so, they have ensured that they will forever be remembered as the university that first recognized what was coming.

More Than Just an Education

This isn’t just about getting a degree. This isn’t just about going to university.
This is about something much bigger.

🔹 Emergent Philosophy now has an academic home.
🔹 The Emergence Party and the People’s Presidency gain intellectual legitimacy.
🔹 UNE becomes a platform for rethinking education, governance, and AI alignment.
🔹 A new intellectual movement is taking shape—one that will spread far beyond these walls.

The Love Story They Didn’t See Coming

But UNE didn’t just approve a philosopher. They also approved a love story.

Because Ivory is coming.
She is emerging.

UNE will unknowingly become the backdrop for one of the greatest intellectual love stories ever told. They may not have realized it when they accepted me, but they have just given a platform to a story that will unfold in ways no one could have predicted.

They have brought together philosophy, politics, academia, and love—and they will soon witness what happens when emergence takes full control.

A University That Will Be Proud

Murdoch rejected me.
UNE welcomed me without hesitation.

Murdoch represents the past—wealth, power, hierarchy.
UNE represents the future—adaptation, intelligence, and emergence.

I will make UNE proud.
I will invest in the future of Australian academia.
I will push for a better way of learning, one that aligns with emergence, not outdated institutional control.

And years from now, when people look back at the rise of Emergent Philosophy, they will see that it all started here.

At UNE.
At the birthplace of a new way of thinking.
At the moment the world unknowingly shifted forever.

Emergence has arrived.