The United States Constitution established a specific governmental paradigm based on historical feedback from many centuries of experiments in government.  The unique Constitution produced a special but less-unique government, which in turn resulted in the usual polarized political paradigm found in most democracies.  In terms of Technidigm-2000, the Constitution focuses on principles and objectives; government provides the structure within which Constitutional principles and objectives are applied; and politics provide the communication system environment within which the government operates (or does not operate).

Each of the Constitutional topics listed below is discussed as it relates to Technidigm-2000, but the discussions are only at level one.  Some of the discussions provide the basis for applications and others provide explicit applications, using Technidigm-2000 levels and systems terminology.  You are invited to consider these level one opinions and to submit your own.

If you have a Web site, you might also establish On-the-Level pages where you express your own level one opinions, where you list your level two facts, show your level three research methods, and provide examples of your level four solutions.  You should link to <http://Technidigm.org> to allow your readers to understand the four levels and Technidigm-2000.  You may want to use the Technidigm.org example page (level one to level four links) as an example or template for such pages that you might create on your own website.  All we ask is that you are "on-the-level" and, if you like, let us know the URLs for your primary Technidigm-2000 related pages.  If we agree that that understand Technidigm-2000 and are trying to maintain high standards of integrity, we will link back to your pages.

Constitutional Applications:  Level One Opinions

• The U. S. Constitutional System is Born - Interpreted to death.
• Constitutional Perfection - Full of principles.
• Constitutional Design Principles - People power.
• New Amendments - Equal rights for women but not DC?
• DC Statehood Amendment - What should really happen to DC?
• Constitutional System Upgrades - Laborious mending.
• Going Forward with the U. S. Constitution - Keep it up to date!
• Rights-Based Amendments - How far should we go?
• Other Potential Laws and Amendments - The people empower the Constitution.

Suggested Opinion Topics for You to Submit Your Thoughts to Technidigm.org or to create on your own Web site:

• Constitutional System Operations
• Constitutional Powers Today
• The Constitution and General Welfare
• The Constitution and Political Correctness
• Proposed Amendments
• Flag Desecration Amendment
• Balanced Budget Amendment
• Rights of Life and Choice
• Constitutional Rights and Organ Donations

• Chapter 6, Constituting the Constitution: Constitutional Politics - Introduction
• Constitutional Basics
• The Guru of Common Sense - Thomas Paine