ese are the most exciting times to be alive now that the united nations has defined the 17 goals which will determine our species existence, 7.5 billion people can celebrate 5 the extraordinary servant leadertship of
xi jinping (more)- as foreseen 1977 the miracuolus epicentre needed for worldiwide job creation
sir fazle abed (more)- miraculous network connector of the world's poorest girls developing 8th largest nation, as yet without a superport in spite of location on the coastal belt at centre of winw-in world trade
antonio guterres (more) trusted as humble but determined mediator of united nations 17 goals to human sustainability and the most practiced servant of refugees at borders where conflicts compounded during eras of up to 1000 times less communications tech (1946)
jack ma (more) girls jobs creating world's most exciting experimenter and collaborator in what communitions tech and big data small can develop
pope francis (More) - translatoror of spirit of hopeful cultures youth can web round - particularly south-south and out of italy, europe and the med sea's cultural "world citizeb: connector of belt road 1000-1500
Notably with your help (rsvp isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com: WRJC (world record job creation serachers) will continue updating searchws of which first 5 of 100 people could tecahers , communities and youth most celebrate action networking with( learn and work around) if under 30s are to be the sustainability generation
we nap various categories
such as world record jobs creattirs themselves-
five worldwide to benchmark 2018 with are
xi jinping
antonio guterres
sir fazle abed
jack ma
pope francis
countries that are at tipping point of opportunity in 2018 - in fact all 4 VRICS in additiponj tp china are at a crossroads:
will modi regain preseidncey in 2019?; is possible for any projects that uirrevocably tie indeia and china to sustainability trades possible until that question is answered?
south adrica post zuma is an opportnuoty for the whple contient to get back to mandela the most sustainably purposeful african
brazil -latin america is very compex to us- while everyone i count as a freinds advises look at real frabciscan and confcain values before you model any other cutklure, brazil has produced the greatest educationak teirist of francsican values in paulo freire but largely left to other girl empowering nations to practice freire
- conflict/risk resolution
Happy 2023 from friiends of #ed3learning everywhere & ED && Ed3EN...... 6 years after serving as teen allied bomber command burma, dad norman macrae met von neumann
Thursday, December 31, 2015
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
E1 Xi Jinping
Xi Jinping - inviting over 11 of world's most trusted leaders to Belt Road summits and exchnages - what win-win trading belt road can your peopels be epicentre of and what help do you need from hi-trust partners of 17 gaols especially girls lift up half sky out of every community
leaders of china's public servant and 2017-2022 to charter of china end poverty by 2020, be benchmark ecocivilisation of world trade by 2050
ambassador to the fifth of world's youth who are colabratively grwoing fastest with the erst of the world's sustainability generation
explore Belt Road Imagine - BRI.school BRI.mba BRII.systems
personal leraning curve:
lived in remore chinaese vilage during last 5 yeras as a teen
in first alumni group of relaunch of tsinghua university as world's number 1 in (public) servant leaders
author of ideas OUT OF POVERTY since graduating in 1988 and starting roles as place leaders
ledaer of china since 2012 and Belt Road mapping (since 2013)
leaders of china's public servant and 2017-2022 to charter of china end poverty by 2020, be benchmark ecocivilisation of world trade by 2050
ambassador to the fifth of world's youth who are colabratively grwoing fastest with the erst of the world's sustainability generation
explore Belt Road Imagine - BRI.school BRI.mba BRII.systems
personal leraning curve:
lived in remore chinaese vilage during last 5 yeras as a teen
in first alumni group of relaunch of tsinghua university as world's number 1 in (public) servant leaders
author of ideas OUT OF POVERTY since graduating in 1988 and starting roles as place leaders
ledaer of china since 2012 and Belt Road mapping (since 2013)
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
happy xmas
Youth Women and Poors Preferential Options Guide -sustainable society solution map
legend POP - Preferential Option Poor -golden oldie xmas 2013 Pope Francis Takes on Economy in Name of Conscious Capitalism
Peru Origin of POP model 1968;now inspiring billion alumni of Pope Francis and Jim Kim
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San Diego -origin la maestra -USA's #1 community building model for immigrants
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Thursday, November 26, 2015
thanks to Giving (Directly app'd as possible) and 10 Cheers to MichaelM's Blockbuster of human solutions to intergeneratinal sustainability
Though age etc make me one of the less relevant persons to do this I thought i should quickly lob discussion starter on michael moore film and its brooklyn youthful community builders celebrations on 9 December
3 sorts of queries came to my mind
do you have similar takeouts to mine listed below (italics are almost straight forward report from film to which i have sometimes added a query)
which are ones brooklyn might want to stimulate first in ongoing actions or open space- how does this relate to database of community ngos or student union clubs etc being invited to event
is there way of simplifying wording and positivism of headlines
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EMPOWERING WOMEN
Places (eg iceland) and organisations are financially and communally renewable when enough women are included in top level decision-making. One of youths most dynamic hubs on the US west coast is 500 women startups- does brooklyn need a similar movement?
LAW INTENT VERSUS COMMUNITY LEVEL IMPLEMENTATION
America has a supreme history of constituting some of humanity's greatest laws - but over time the rich seem to hire lawyers to disadvantage of the poor - discuss whether this is an issue in communities you care about, and if so constructive ways forward for your generation's mediation with rich elders
DID AMERICA 'S LAST QUARTER CENTURY HELP PEOPLES EVERYWHERE GO BEYOND COMMUNISM ONCE EVIDENT AS MAN'S LEAST PRODUCTIVE IDEOLOGY.
Finale 1 of film: Globally did american politicians facilitate what most american people would have voted for as the fall of wall signified the end of communism as a model for developing livelihoods of any nations people? Discuss. compare with China's last quarter of a century www.economistchina.net
In 1977 only a few months after the fall of the gang of four, The Economist's Norman Macrae wrote - what was in store for China was an end to boring ideology and a drive for economic growth. It did not make any difference whether the man carrying out this policy was Ping or Pong or Deng. The same is true in 1995. In recent interviews Singapore's Lee Kuan ew shared this view:
The Chinese are not ordinary people you know. They are the products of a very self-conscious civiliisation. self-conscious because they know they once did it (led the world) and now they are out of the race, they must get back into the race
2015-2025 THE MOST EXCITING DECADE FOR INNOVATION?
Finale 2 of film: Arguably ever increasing investment in technology has now created tipping point of more possibilities for human change in the next 10 years than ever before. Discuss whether this relates to moore 's finale optimistic conclusion (signified by fall of Berlin Wall) that if you all cheerfully chisel relentlessly enough The Wall (or any conflict ) can disappear- and do you feel you have full access to change's greatest decade
WHEN INVENTED HERE BECAME NOT INVENTED HERE
Finale 3 of the film - Michael Moore almost seemed to surprise himself- many of the most socially inspiring ideas he traveled around the world to bring back to America were led by local people who said they had originally borrowed the idea's practical consequences from America . What do you make of this overall lesson for America's millennials?
WHOSE BOUNDARIES VALUE CHAIN WHO's FLOWS
Much of the second half of 20th century was professionally ruled by increasing boundaries (and academically expert disciplinary silos) between people. Discuss how this interacts with open technology flow as boundary-less. Do we have the intergenerational capacity to action learn fast enough to celebrate the opportunities of reduced degrees of separation or will the risks increasingly dominate freedom of being in any community
ARE ANY OF THE EDUCATIONAL LESSONS MOORE PRESENTS RELEVANT TO USA :
France's - school lunches are opportunity to appreciate health dividends of high quality food and a time to develop childs ability to open up smart social conversations with peers
Norway - children are more productive at learning if childhood is designed as a happy time by minimising homework and standard examination testing
Did the Free university culture of slovakia sound credible to you
SOCIAL VALUATION OF YOUTH IN USA
As recently as 1970 , most us colleges were nearly free for students. Is there other evidence that policies in America have increasingly become youth anti-social since 1970s, and if so why or how did this happen?
LINKING IN WORLDWIDE EMPOWERMENT'S LESSONS NOW
worldwide empowerment research 3 human majorities of the world's population - the poor, women, youth have less than 10% voice and resources in impacting what futures are designed even as technology's consequences for humanity have never accelerated as much change to society and sustainability as the next 10 years. Discuss what peaceful changes can be made first if youth collaborate across sustainable cities and communities - eg celebrating the UN's promise of Development Goal 11
10 Biggest issue i have missed
====================== chris macrae DC 240 316 8157 http://www.economistuniversity.com/ www.amychina.net
When father and romano prodi launched Entrepreneurial Revolution in The Economist 1976 they used the song - if ten green bottles hanging on a wall should all accidentally fall there would be nothing (social or economic ) left at all
I wonder how to improve a range of 10 themes so that both elders and youth can find enough community-building ways in.. Could we ask students to reply with one minute videos if they either liked something very much in the film or feel that one issue was mst missed out. What would you call such a startup youtube channel out of Brooklyn and to be twinned virally but positively with wherever film is actively shown next?
Saturday, November 7, 2015
This week we were updated on how partnerships in grand challenge entrepreneur hackathons are being organised by Center for Accelerating Innovation and Impact at USAID.
I believe there can
be synergy with OAS and IADB competitions- latin and central america's 2 continent wide entrepreneur competitions
BILLIONAIRE's COLLEGE for Latin America out of Silicon Valley
Other best news from october came from attending
Blum Berkeley entrepreneurial "pitching" competition and confirmed
they will be at epicentre of clinton university in the spring. Fortunately the main mentors at this competition were founders of Give Directly- the world leading app in conditional cash transfer- originally Mexico's greatest unique contribution to development. At the IADB demand solutions summit in September, Blum said his other main priority of 2015-2016 is empathy curriculum
My friends Hiro www.akira-foundation.org from Japan and Amy from china, ,
are returning to san diego next weekend for second time in a month. There are over 25000 Asian students
in the region so we want to see if there is a way to improve san diego
as collaboration crossroads of
latino milllennials
asian millennials
american millennials
Moreover with the exception of 2 relatively small colleges in maryland and brooklyn, san diego's
catholic universities appear most interested in developing the unique end poverty curriculum that Pope Francis
and Jim Kim
have been advancing. Kim has edited future of cities report for China and is currently coordinating future of health report for China
Earlier this week I was at a windsor castle bootcamp on UN sustainability goals
and currently I am in Rome celebrating the latino economist the Vatican
trusts most to millennials goals and education
Regarding African and Chinese millennials we linkin around Yazmi elearning satellite owned by Ethiopian American Noah Samara in Silver Spring. We are also friends with job creating producers of the Mandela Extranet, and the Dubai 6000 youth exchange and theoir investment in MIT's development labs.
Its now 40 years since my father predicted in The Economist that Chinese millennials would be pivotal to the sustainability
of the net generation. I believe my friends are now number 1 in USA in cataloguing every friendship network linking in chinese millennials..Amy is just back from Open Space Beijing - a social innovation transformation that my friend and neighbor Harrison Owen has spent 10 years carefully planting so that the Chinese Establishment takes on social challenges- and sustainability goals - with the energy that it has previously focused on financial growth.
chat with us at isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com
Saturday, October 31, 2015
www.blockchaincity.net www.blockchainopen.com
The promise of the blockchain
The trust machine
The technology behind bitcoin could transform how the economy works
BITCOIN has a bad reputation. The decentralised digital cryptocurrency, powered by a vast computer network, is notorious for the wild fluctuations in its value, the zeal of its supporters and its degenerate uses, such as extortion, buying drugs and hiring hitmen in the online bazaars of the “dark net”.
This is unfair. The value of a bitcoin has been pretty stable, at around $250, for most of this year. Among regulators and financial institutions, scepticism has given way to enthusiasm (the European Union recently recognised it as a currency). But most unfair of all is that bitcoin’s shady image causes people to overlook the extraordinary potential of the “blockchain”, the technology that underpins it. This innovation carries a significance stretching far beyond cryptocurrency. The blockchain lets people who have no particular confidence in each other collaborate without having to go through a neutral central authority. Simply put, it is a machine for creating trust.
The blockchain food chain
To understand the power of blockchain systems, and the things they can do, it is important to distinguish between three things that are commonly muddled up, namely the bitcoin currency, the specific blockchain that underpins it and the idea of blockchains in general. A helpful analogy is with Napster, the pioneering but illegal “peer-to-peer” file-sharing service that went on line in 1999, providing free access to millions of music tracks. Napster itself was swiftly shut down, but it inspired a host of other peer-to-peer services. Many of these were also used for pirating music and films. Yet despite its dubious origins, peer-to-peer technology found legitimate uses, powering internet startups such as Skype (for telephony) and Spotify (for music streaming)—and also, as it happens, bitcoin.
The blockchain is an even more potent technology. In essence it is a shared, trusted, public ledger that everyone can inspect, but which no single user controls. The participants in a blockchain system collectively keep the ledger up to date: it can be amended only according to strict rules and by general agreement. Bitcoin’s blockchain ledger prevents double-spending and keeps track of transactions continuously. It is what makes possible a currency without a central bank.
Blockchains are also the latest example of the unexpected fruits of cryptography. Mathematical scrambling is used to boil down an original piece of information into a code, known as a hash. Any attempt to tamper with any part of the blockchain is apparent immediately—because the new hash will not match the old ones. In this way a science that keeps information secret (vital for encrypting messages and online shopping and banking) is, paradoxically, also a tool for open dealing.
Bitcoin itself may never be more than a curiosity. However blockchains have a host of other uses because they meet the need for a trustworthy record, something vital for transactions of every sort. Dozens of startups now hope to capitalise on the blockchain technology, either by doing clever things with the bitcoin blockchain or by creating new blockchains of their own (see article).
One idea, for example, is to make cheap, tamper-proof public databases—land registries, say, (Honduras and Greece are interested); or registers of the ownership of luxury goods or works of art. Documents can be notarised by embedding information about them into a public blockchain—and you will no longer need a notary to vouch for them. Financial-services firms are contemplating using blockchains as a record of who owns what instead of having a series of internal ledgers. A trusted private ledger removes the need for reconciling each transaction with a counterparty, it is fast and it minimises errors. Santander reckons that it could save banks up to $20 billion a year by 2022. Twenty-five banks have just joined a blockchain startup, called R3 CEV, to develop common standards, and NASDAQ is about to start using the technology to record trading in securities of private companies.
These new blockchains need not work in exactly the way that bitcoin’s does. Many of them could tweak its model by, for example, finding alternatives to its energy-intensive “mining” process, which pays participants newly minted bitcoins in return for providing the computing power needed to maintain the ledger. A group of vetted participants within an industry might instead agree to join a private blockchain, say, that needs less security. Blockchains can also implement business rules, such as transactions that take place only if two or more parties endorse them, or if another transaction has been completed first. As with Napster and peer-to-peer technology, a clever idea is being modified and improved. In the process, it is fast throwing off its reputation for shadiness.
New chains on the block
The spread of blockchains is bad for anyone in the “trust business”—the centralised institutions and bureaucracies, such as banks, clearing houses and government authorities that are deemed sufficiently trustworthy to handle transactions. Even as some banks and governments explore the use of this new technology, others will surely fight it. But given the decline in trust in governments and banks in recent years, a way to create more scrutiny and transparency could be no bad thing.
Drawing up regulations for blockchains at this early stage would be a mistake: the history of peer-to-peer technology suggests that it is likely to be several years before the technology’s full potential becomes clear. In the meantime regulators should stay their hands, or find ways to accommodate new approaches within existing frameworks, rather than risk stifling a fast-evolving idea with overly prescriptive rules.
The notion of shared public ledgers may not sound revolutionary or sexy. Neither did double-entry book-keeping or joint-stock companies. Yet, like them, the blockchain is an apparently mundane process that has the potential to transform how people and businesses co-operate. Bitcoin fanatics are enthralled by the libertarian ideal of a pure, digital currency beyond the reach of any central bank. The real innovation is not the digital coins themselves, but the trust machine that mints them—and which promises much more besides.
Monday, October 26, 2015
can apps of conditional transfer be biggest service for valuing millennails innovation than sliced bread
right old muddles between biggest things and services (world social trades of millennials expentially sustain 10 times more value than zero sum thing consumption - dont they?)
To Give Directly could you tell me which part of your team is new york based?
- i became a great fan of give directly after blum center event a week ago- i have several high powered new york friends connecting youth futures with un sustainability goals and i would like them to know directly of your organisation - our next millennials valuation briefings in central park south are on thursday and friday of this week
- i became a great fan of give directly after blum center event a week ago- i have several high powered new york friends connecting youth futures with un sustainability goals and i would like them to know directly of your organisation - our next millennials valuation briefings in central park south are on thursday and friday of this week
thanks chris macrae bethesda 240 316 8157 www.economistuniversity.com
novembers millennial valuation briefings
NY central park south and CUNY system; UK windsor castle ; Rome; san diego; Dubai ; Beijing ; Berkeley or Mountian View
info - isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Can New York's CUNY system kickstart what Yunus Atlanta friends failed to sustain. Given that Yunus first emerged as a professor in 1960s from historically black colleges down south, it was a great sadness to many that 5 years of converging yunus millennials entrepreneur competitions in historically black colleges and states failed to meet up with atlantas nobel peace laureates, ted turner, jimmy carter, martin luther king family, rosa parks lawyers ... and other friends of the race to poverty museums out of every pro-youth capital. So anyone wanting to try again is invited to linkin with our next fortnight of meetings at central park south, CUNY, windsor castle and rome, san diego. berkeley, thence beijing and dubai
- Dr. Muhammad Yunus Fan Club
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