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Wednesday, December 22, 1999

adam smith at econlib

Smith was mapping world trade 50 year after scotland had been colonised by london and extraordinarily his 2 main books were the last on markets before physical engine power and the his 1776 book about 15 years after glasgow U co-worker james watt developed engines

smits advice to celtic engineering enetrprenurs apera to bhe have been go west; celebrate bringing enetrepreneurship to usa but also argue for end of sjlavery wherever you bring innovation leaps ;
smith had hoped scotmad and ireland would join a unted free states but the way tyhe boston tea party went turned london even more visvios as coloniser thinning teh scot and redoubling control of almsot all of asia coastlines (netherlands an portugal who had been early leaders of asian development unietd with uk); come 1843 scot james wilson founded the economsut to nhelp 20 something victoroa start reversing empire and value comon wealth - a first success was rep-ealing corn laws through which london prliament had starved about a throd or isish to deasth (  their potat corop had called and english farmers prefrred to burn corn thah sell i9t abriad below their monoply price)- james was 1759 given charter bank by victoria to go design finacail serviec s by/fo quarter of humans on the indian subconintent; yera 1 appeared to ge o well but then james died of diarrhea- it took 112 yerasd for a bank to becasled around oral rehydtaion as an eduvational solution; sadly the world worst corpration east india company went one more caostlin further from calcutta superport of ba of begal to where hk and china sea mar china's coastline; the chiense sensibly refused to accept opium as a currency but were locked out of trage by british steambaos thoisd china was also shut down for 112 years


 imagine if smith's policy of go west with engineeering win-wins had continued accros americas to asia's east cvoast before london closed off china in opium ways and japan started colonisigh asia; as it happened when my father was first pretrained by von neumann in 1951 i being economsit corespondent of what good will haims unure where tehy have first access to 100+times more tech per decade; within 10 years there were 5 main regions where tech was beinf deisgne- orginal cooridor around swiss itu
princeton north and south corridors; west caost usa and japamn south capstal belth- jfk approved the idea that win-win trading models could celebarte interdependenc ; from this viewpoint japan connected korea soulth and taiwan under the peace umbtrela thanks to usa and supersiels hk and singapore extended thois to open up asdian pacific'sd 70% of humans; what if this win-win design had comtinued- the bay of bengla was unfortunastley the most complex place becasue of te pasrtitio0ning; but then it becamse with fazle an=be the coop-erarion lab of 1billiongirls.com - fior more on ho0w this could have  continued smmothly look at
borlaug deming jfk hirohito pronce charles akio morita toky olum[=ics first satelli8te tv; japan calcuato9r comany first order fpr intel prompmting ibvention of progammable chip - ezra vogelo lee kuan yew as well as www.abedmooc.com 

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