JUSTIN WILLIAMS
Social, Trendy, Idealist
The Grid
This patent is designed to stratify and organize the public through a core set of data on each user. Identification of the person is conducted using a series of key markers about that person. The data is then sent to the system who then places each person on a grid where each profile is compared to each other. Once comparison is accomplished, the system places each person in the x,y,z grid as a comparison.
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The comparisons will be based on a key set of virtues, such as education level or emotional intelligence scores. The virtues will be created based on how one wants society to progress. This will allow people to compare themselves to each other competitively. For example, someone with a higher IQ score take precedence over others in a job application, or access to ideal service at a restaurant.
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This stratification of “status” also acts as an incentive for people to improve their scores, just like a credit score is handled. People will be in competition to improve their standing relative to each other.
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The invention seeks to satisfy the issues people have with how they relate to one another. instead of a “status’-based system, it seeks to classify based on virtues in so that things like wealth and money have less of a stronghold on society
Exhibit A
A person either fills out a form or the data is extracted from a profile page or private or public database. The data is then populated into the profile. A combination of Census data, professional profile or resume is collected. Test scores and memberships are imported, etc…
Exhibit B
The data is then processed and then stratifies people into a two or three dimensional hierarchical system and compared from one another based on ideal virtues. These virtues are universal or possibly even location-based or culturally based.
People can then proceed to set up events or request a reserved seat at a restaurant and be placed based on this criteria. The relative status of the person in society is relative to the each other. Bookings, parties, discounts, and access to data is based on how the persons relates to one another. Similar to a multi criteria credit score, people can then be fit closer to where one resides naturally in society.
