(Story) – Opening the doors to the Garden of Eden
‘The essential message is, stop focusing on self and start thinking about service to others.’
– Barbara (daughter of Jack Bogle)
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‘The first four years of a child’s life is a crucial .. decode the meaning of the terrorists..’
‘The first four years of a child’s life is a crucial time when most infants develop empathy for other human beings, she says, adding that the lack of empathy and concern for the pain that terrorists cause to others is “almost worse than the terrorist attacks themselves.”
(Story) – 2007 overlaps 2018 ‘..in the event of a financial crisis and economic downturn.’
‘It’s the story of everyday life in the world of Haute Finance. Giant Ponzi schemes are being built on a narrow base of real money, and huge sums of borrowed money. The inherent instability of these schemes means that the threat of financial meltdown is comparable to the threat posed by the melting Arctic.’
Holacracy – ‘..to fully harness the power of every human sensor..’
‘A good constitution is infinitely better than the best despot.’
– Thomas Babington Macaulay, Milton
(Story) – ‘..the miracle of living’ – Creation
In this world we’re just beginning
To understand the miracle of living
Baby, I was afraid before
But I’m not afraid anymore
(Story) – Here – There, and back again (VIII) – Party – Time to leave
There was this song..
Can you hear me?
Can you see?
Don’t you hear me?
Don’t you see?
Leaders
‘Leaders are only leaders if someone wants to actually follow them.’
– Terri Kelly (Source, Lecture)
«esprit incarné»
(Story) – Here – There, and back again (II) – Gotta tear the ground
Bring Sally up and bring Sally down
Lift and squat, gotta tear the groundOld miss Lucy’s dead and gone
Left me here to weep and moan
(Story) – Here – There, and back again (I)
All the inner fears just let ’em go
Now you have the feeling movin’ through you nice and slow
You never had before but now you know
Story – Raven I
‘..exchanges the status quo for an environment that he hopes will be more pleasant.’
– Robert P. Murphy, Lessons for the Young Economist, page 6 (Context)