Extract from The 5 Collaboration Games -from Dhaka to Globalisation
2.0 MicroEconomics Renaissance AKA 5th Collaboration Discipline of
Yunus/Bangladeshi Alumni and Yes We Can Generation
5 What is Trillion Dollar Industry Sector Sustainability? - Joyfully
mediating choice of experienced peoples’ visions of the future’s most human purpose which each global industry
sector can sustain. |
To support markets to be free:
engage in severe contests between intelligence which presses forward, and an unworthy timid ignorance
obstructing our progress
Historical Note: The Scottish School of
Free Market economics and entrepreneurship was systemised around Micro’s gravitational core of sustaining communities.
Alumni of the late 1700s Adam Smith innovated the use of media to transparently animate severe contests of leadership
values. Specifically, the entrepreneur James Wilson came down from Scotland to London, then emerging as
the superpower of Industrial Revolution. He became a Member of Parliament determined to throw out all vested interest MPs.
In 1843, he started up The Economist to mediate dialogues aimed at keeping the future of every market free for diversity’s
share of voices. Thus the value of sustainability investment was configured around openly questioning each future market’s
exponential consequences. James died before his time in Calcutta whilst trying to transform Raj economic models. The killer disease of Wilson, and millions of infants a year, first became preventable at 10 cents a dose in the 1970s. This is
when BRAC discovered oral rehydration and linked a service network of nurses across the whole of rural Bangladesh.
Students reviewing connections
between the first 4 collaboration games that networks of Dr Yunus - and millennium goal social action networkers play - discover
a fifth collaboration discipline. One which starts up by mapping back from the future change worldwide peoples want. It’s
facilitated by the stories we permit elders who deeply know an industry sector tell, and the questions we let youth ask
them. It can be timely to search for context-deep democracy beyond borders. Can we enjoy living in a local-to-global
world where it is possible to debate what is the human purpose of a global industry sector beyond extracting monetary gain
every quarter?
In
our globalizing world, many trillion dollar market sectors are unfolding. Markets can offer a means to the opportunity
of productive freedoms and happiness. They can help advance the human lot provided their system is open to question the opposite
behavioural dynamics of being designed to spin around whole truth or inconvenient truth. Simply speaking, the quality of human
lives and civilisation needs innovation and mediation of global value exchanges which: · Tolerate no unnecessary chance of collapse (unlike Wall Street’s 21st Century Investment banking and
certain professional systems that insiders took over) · Do no evil. We need a worldwide capability
to host transparent global villages debates innovatively ahead of time - so that if or when a sector starts compounding more
ecological or other harm than good, regulations are harmonised so its goodwill is devalued in a way that is true and fair
for all it historically connected.
As Lord Nicholas Stern stated in 2006: carbon energy markets spun the greatest failure of free markets. Vested
interest lobbying for more than quarter of a century compounded an unworthy timid
ignorance obstructing our progress. Thus inconvenient truth blocked out investment in abundant renewable
energies such as solar and compounded geopolitical strife and loss of community grounded intelligence at the top of many regional
governments.
You can check out how we took a wrong turn in our first half generation of going global compared with future
opportunities mapped in 1984 http://www.normanmacrae.com/netfuture.html . Investment guru George Soros has termed this the age of fallibility.
As early as 2000, Brookings/Georgetown asserted that global professions were propagating a future of Unseen Wealth and compounding
needless risk.
The good news of the same whopping great mathematical mistake being at the epicentre
of all sustainability crises is : cure the maths and we can collaborate in innovating ways out of every sustainability crisis.
Ending poverty requires the same mathematical maps as ending drowning in carbon requires the same maps of renewing the entrepreneurial
freedoms originally chartered in America’s Declaration of Independence (from being superpowered over by England). If
Yes We Can networkers can do in DC what supporters of The Economist did in London in 1843, then
we can be the change-over from superpower to superempowerment - everywhere that people choose to play collaboration
games.
Desperately Seeking Entrepreneurial Revolutions in Media, Metrics and Monopoly’s
Laws
The table cites
a few cases –among many you can search - for reasoning what opportunities for humanity could be co-created
if the world’s largest public broadcasters including BBC world service
and India’s DD teamed up to help collaborations wave around the world. Why not free broadcasting
to let people with a lifelong experience of a global sector tell 180 degree opposite stories of what makes that sector serve
humanity. Why not empower a Yes We Can Fashion which celebrates how openly youth question these storytellers of trillion dollar
industry’s choice of futures?
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Chris Macrae washington dc 301 881 1655 Yes We Can MicroGuide to 5 collaborations to end poverty and sustain humanity
We hope you enjoy our MicroGuide to 5 Collaboration
Games that Dr Muhammad Yunus, his alumni including the extraordinary mother of
President Barrack Obama, and Bangladeshi networkers have been helping people communally practise for a third of a century.
1 What is SOCIAL BUSINESS? The most exciting entrepreneurial game people play ... | 2 What is MICROCREDIT? Designing
the safest banking system so that the poorest are also included in developing the world | 3
What is MICROSUMMIT? Designing human processes to gravitate collaborative networking to the most urgent sustainability goals
of our worldwide generation | 4 What is FUTURE CAPITALISM? Designing partnerships
to innovate the most vital human services which integration of global and local free markets can sustain | 5 What is Trillion Dollar Industry Sector Sustainability? - Joyfully mediating choice of experienced peoples’ visions of the future’s most human purpose which each
global industry sector can sustain.
Joyfully mediating markets to be free: - engage transparency of leadership in severe contests between
intelligence which presses forward, and an unworthy timid ignorance obstructing our progress. |
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Chris Macrae washington dc 301 881 1655 chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk http://yunus10000.com/ http://collaborationcafe.tv http://worldclassbrands.tv ROUGH GUIDE TO COLLABORATION’S
WHOLE PLANET
In this young 21st Century,
Yes We Can social actions involve collaborating round the maximum of all our human potentials. Our 1st worldwide
generation urgently needs: *safe banks that care about the future’s investment as well as context-deep goodwill sustained through
peoples and communities everywhere *timely and simply linked maps which treasure actionable and collaborative human networking *organisational systems designed
to value governance around sustaining vital human services *the world’s most powerful people understanding both the compound consequences and the
local responsibilities of their global decisions including what assumptions they use *stories of what’s possible debated worldwide
- started by deeply experienced elders and webbed by curious youth. Today’s exciting space race involves millennium
goals on planet earth. Your human race can choose to boldly go beyond trivial and selfish image-making, towards purposefully
integrated reality-making. Community empowerment thrives on generating “yes we can” optimism. |
