Muse Knowledge

We live in a world where access to information that people require to be a contributive person in their community is difficult to procure unless they are actively pursuing an academic degree and have access to premium subscription content. This is the problem that we are focused on solving. There are people in developing countries who need information so they can become more knowledgeable. This is a selection provider problem, meaning that selecting the type content that each individual requires is dependent on how much the content costs and in developing countries people cannot afford to pay for this kind of content and this means they are forced to live without the knowledge they need. The result is that people cannot become who they are meant to be because they have no support for this kind of knowledge building. If people could become who they are meant to be, the world would be a better place.