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headline lessons of open university of sdg generation-usa: fda corona test 5 minutes results ... japan prep- 30 times case multiplier 14 days - poor: new orleans next hotspot- health: most interesting new job curricula pihealth -farmer add ref 1 ... corona linkedin group
urgent 2020- place brand strategies to defend against a virus that normally targets less than 1% of people -guidelines for supercities, carnaval hosts, other places by associates of world class brands and world class nations est 1989 chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
back in june 2019 cooperation invitation from head of who in geneva
follow up who digital health coalition - twitters of virus experts-gates 5 years ago greatest 100 million killing threat is virus
37th annual rehearsal of morals of educating millennials as first sdg gen -library 1 2 3
chris macrae washington dc mobile etc +1 240 316 8157 smithian.net coalition of smithian educators================================
2025 report 40 year exponential timelines updated since 1984 on entrepreneurial futures of finance* education *manufacturing sme supply chains* health bis*gov*coms infrastructure*last 3 generations?
with real education locked-down and international universities closed until or unless the virus is vanquished, its more than timely to ask- do you have a freedom of online education question to share worldwide- eg from google.org first ceo, world bank's first health expert, baltimore public health's heroine, lancet's demand for missing curriculum of teens peer to peer health- q&a welcome chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk wash dc
what could have happened if globalpharma had been primed by big banking to spend less of 2010s marketing opioids and more time uniting societies in local big data needed to beat virus
today we only need to trust in a little bit of systems jargon and shared knowledge of history to help all our children see how to be the first worldwide sdg generation-
5 health - www.economisthealth.com
the old world -but as mr trump reminds us not americans whose new world began 1500- known for nearly 7 centuries the risk of plagues like black death-we are lucky that corona does not have a high kill rate like ebola but unlucky fucci and others have not got data to be able to explain how to avoid shutting down travel until cure, inoculation is found or unless its seasonal
4 weapons security- girlsworldbank.com kobe.app economistjapan.com economistarts.com
we have known since the nuclear end of world war 2 that our species has the power to blow each other up
typical journeys of empowering with people instead of powering over them - from norman macrae diary 1943 last days as teen spent navigating airplanes in world war 2 over modernday myanmar/bangladesh- 55 only journalist at messina's birth of eu; 62 value deming and japan's ability to develop 60% of humans ie asians; 76 publish entrepreneurial revolution with euro translator prodi 77 debate asian rural keynesianism with us congress; 83 debate when will berlin wall fall with george soros- 84 start decade of publishing 2025 report in different languages timelining sustainability exponentials of students and teachers to 2025; 94 publish bio of von neumann;2008 help bangladesh, adam smith scholars and japan journalise women empowerment navigation through 4 post industrial revolution of space.satellite, rural keynes, deming grounded engineering, von neumann and moores trillion time more analytic power of computers than needed to code moon landing
3 fearsome app of tech of communications - humansai.com educationopen.com
all of einstein, keynes and orwell in 1930s asked their followers to be concerned with this- but because education empires have siloised maths, economics and societal research we havent paused the world to ask these disciplines to debate what each other doesnt know they dont know- lets mediate that during today's pause valuing love and all the positive win-win emotional intelligences more than all the fearsome emotions that wall us in
2 nature and climate -economistgreen.com
i am a follower of howdavid attenborough invented public service broadcasting on the bbc- while he has been the voice of nature fir 60 years he says he was only convinced beyong reasonable about that mankind systems were getting so big that they could collapse nature and climate 15 years ago- thats give us an out to stop blaming each other but to call for the must urgent behavioral learning coalition other
1 explore how the world is financed - economistfuture.com goodhubsguide.com
but first understand how politicians have massively faked media so far blocked youth's exploratory leaps ahead of each of moore's 1g to 5g decades- here's a snapshot 1989, as the 1g decade invented personal computer networking, linking big businessmen global decision making and academic worldwide webs - what did people's community building need leap to and were macroeconomists of the biggest about to spin
260 yaers ago- concern of scot adam smith in 1760- the reason why journeys linking in his alumni over 27 decades is relevant: his colleague at glagow u invented the steam engine- in other words smith mapped start up of all markets exponentially impacted by industrial revolution and post-industrial revolutions - SWOT stand for intergenerational tracking Strengths and Weaknesses of history and Opportunities and Threats of compound futures- if the power of markets is to advance the human lot swot is a core literacy tool
beyond reach of big empires- mac's very scottish/irish view of worldwide humans
by 122 ad the roman empire had networked roads controlled by its armies across north west europe- but decided scots lived in too cold a place to be worth ruling over so hadrian walled us out- and so scots developed separately from england with the exception of a few stories like the bard's macbeth until the early 1700s when unknown to most of the people banks had invested in a scam on the other side of the world- with their saving lost the failed nation of scotland was taken over by england's capital london- this is relevant to understand why adam smith was not only the first economisst but the most curious one to have ever lived
by 1760 he and scholars at glasgow university had 50 years of experince of being colonised- scottish youth may not have been slaved but they certainly were pressganged to the most unhealthy job- crew on board a big ship sent west to rule over trade of the american colonies or roubd africa to rule over the indo pacific's trade- this wasn't the only reason why smith wrote a book defining transprent markets as those where trust was the most purposeful flow-one of smith's colleagues at GU was james watt inventor of steam egines- in other words smith was at the right time and place to SWOT the purpose of every market to be impacted by the industrial revolution
smith's prime question to the financial world - do we really want industrial revolution to be marketed worldwide by the finances that 1% of humans in britain can design- smith recommended unitig the finance of britain and america even if this meant london prepping for the central bank of the united english speaking nations to be on east coast of usa
but smith had a superprime question- before negotiation such a union of old and new world, london should ask how americans planned to deal with britannia's biggest error slavery- to smith this went beyond the human rights question to an analysis of how whole regions/industries eg cotton plantations would be refinanced to sustain black and white peoples, usa's south and northern states - just maybe civil war could have been avoided if smth's futures concern had been freely debated- most certainly america's 20th century of property and other markets designed so whites own 10 times more than blacks could have been prevented.
strangely smiths question are relevant at every leap west- how for example do you unite the west coast (cowboys guns gold rushes mixed real estate from valuable coastline to climate risky desert) with the east coast (sophistication of law and arts and leverage of science previously publoshed in english)
and later what would be west coast americans first interaction in hawaii and japan which spiralled well before world war 2 when the relatively closed nation of japan got the wake up call from the american navy from which it concluded all of its islanders needed to become big shipbuilders ie britannia's model and start colonising asia; all of this had a logic to it- after all over 60% of humans are asian mainly living on the old world's continent- how they adapted to the industrial revolution would be core to the futures of lealth, war or peace, as it turned out at least 4 post-industrial revolution that emerged between 1945-1960, and so how finance and pofessions did od did not value hippocratic oath
at least 4 geneartions of my family'sdiaries on both sides of my family tree provide observational notes to the sorts of questions smith was raising- i do not claim to know practical answers but i am confident that where educators free students to rehearse smithian questions- etrepreurs are born- none more exciting in my family's jigsaw pieces of the world than a teenager who came to study ship engineering during the 200th class year since smiths moral sentiments- this young man by the name of abed bhai spent the next 10 years becoming his home region east pakistan's ceo for royal duch shell before devoting 50 years to desiging the micriofranchises asian village women replicate in what has become the ngo worlds coalition economy- thank you abed bhai, and thank you toall educators partnering the aded uni of brac and usun and such regional suport for abed as has risen aroung the royal families of japan, netherlands, uk- and the relexivity econics of central europe and new york state as well as its youth arts celebrations globally and arizona states online education prowess and ghana youth tech wizards -the coalition stared up between ashesi collaboratory of african new universities and microsoft african diaspora with additional cheerleadesership bu un sdg eminent sheikha moza the wise first lady of qatar- may aff springs blossom from 2021onwards once we have united peoples in putting down arms against each other to pass
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