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Six-time New York Times bestselling author and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright—one of the world’s most admired and tireless public servants—reflects on the final stages of one’s career, and working productively into your later decades in this revealing, funny, and inspiring memoir.

In 2001, when Madeleine Albright was leaving office as America’s first female secretary of state, interviewers asked her how she wished to be remembered. “I don’t want to be remembered,” she answered. “I am still here and have much more I intend to do. As difficult as it might seem, I want every stage of my life to be more exciting than the last.”

In that time of transition, the former Secretary considered the possibilities: she could write, teach, travel, give speeches, start a business, fight for democracy, help to empower women, campaign for favored political candidates, spend more time with her grandchildren. Instead of choosing one or two, she decided to do it all. For nearly twenty years, Albright has been in constant motion, navigating half a dozen professions, clashing with presidents and prime ministers, learning every day. Since leaving the State Department, she has blazed her own trail—and given voice to millions who yearn for respect, regardless of gender, background, or age.

Hell and Other Destinations reveals this remarkable figure at her bluntest, funniest, most intimate, and most serious. It is the tale of our times anchored in lessons for all time, narrated by an extraordinary woman with a matchless zest for life.

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There has been much discussion about artificial intelligence (AI) and workforce disruption. But determining what work AI may take over from humans is difficult when there’s no agreement on the technology’s full capabilities. A new analysis of AI-based patents offers some helpful clues.

 

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JimKim 2nd year at world bank 2013

One of the great privileges I have had is the chance to actually participate in social movements -probably the most notable one was the movement to increase access to treatment for people living with hiv/aids- the best part of that movement is that we started in an almost impossible situation .  (Now there was an experience we had before that treating patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis. That never really turned into a movement - it was more the advocacy of a small group of people. )

But HIV treatment turned into a social movement and I really got to see what it felt like and looks like. And there are some things I would want all the students in your class to know.

Know that social movements that have a huge impact are often led by small groups of people. Example ACT UP the social movement that led to the availability of aids treatment was never more than 20 or 30 people. People think it was thousands of people but it never was- thankfully many of them are still alive today and they will tell you it was always about 20 or 30 people.

This echoes that old Margaret Mead Quote: never doubt the ability of a small group of people to change the world, in fact it the only thing that ever has.  I think that is so true. So first all of the students should never doubt the ability of themselves to change the world it can happen.

So the small group of people did was to look at the value chain (that was not the word they used but its the terminology that eg Michael Porter uses) . What you do is look at every thing you need to do to get to where you want to be. Most companies don't do that;  they look at one piece and wonder why they are not changing value as a whole.

So what the aids activists did:  they said lets look at every single step.

STEP 1 there needs to be more basic science research - so a bunch of them like 5! - went and  took on basic science research. In USA, they started going after the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Disease , they went into the National Institute of Health and threw blood on people - you know these scientists - the nerdy scientists never had anything like that happen to them and they didn't like it, they didn't like it at all. And over time , in fact fairly quickly, and we should take our hat off to President Reagan for doing this they started moving money to NIH and so the research started.

STEP 2 If there is a promising molecule you have to get it into the industry because public sector institutions are not going to take this to a drug, there has to be a profit motive.  So they made it easier for molecules to go to the founder into the private sector.

STEP 3 : they had to test those drugs so they put their own bodies on the line to test the drugs.

STEP 4 then they had to get into the last stage of clinical trials and into the market. So one guy , Mark Harrington, became an expert on the Food and Drug Administration. I mean this is a guy who has an undergraduate degree from Harvard - smart guy. He became an expert on FDA and shrunk the time it takes to get a molecule from discovery to approval and on the market - shrunk the time dramatically. So you'd think at that point when they had a real treatment in 1996 they would stop.  But that's not where they stopped. They took the next step -

STEP 5 They said: damned if we are going to let something that has come from so much work will only be available for those who can afford to pay for it. So the next thing was work with us to try and make sure that everyone in the world would be able to access it. So for them the social movement was not about a feel good rally. They did that too, but mostly it wasn't feel good- they latched themselves to the white house, they threw blood on people and got arrested, they did things that would make anyone else feel really uncomfortable  but they knew that is what they needed to do to get through the value chain.

So what I would say is being part of a social movement is going to be the most exhilarating memorable thing you are ever going to do. But understand how hard it is , and understand how serious you are going to need to be about everything it is going to take to get to the change you want, and then take it on as there is nothing better you can do

We need to start a movement to end poverty , and it looks like folks are doing it there is a global poverty project that has begun doing it they are holding big concerts - they are serious about ending poverty. Pope Francis is serious about ending poverty, I had a great opportunity to sit with him and after years of struggling with my Spanish in Peru, it was good enough  to speak to him in Spanish . I asked him I said I need your help, I need your help , we need to start a social movement. and he just said  Conta Comigo "count on me".

This (End Poverty) has to be the next movement. If you look at all the steps is going to take to end poverty its a pretty broad mix. And that's the great news- we need everybody. We need writers who can write about this, we need engineers, doctors, lawyers, artists , everyone who can capture the imagination of the world to end poverty. There's a role but take a step back and say what is it going to take, what part of it can I take on, and how can we really make it happen.

sir fazle abed

we mourn the loss of the greatest hero we have ever been privileged to meet sir fazle abed
he developed systems of collaboration that are benchmarks for village women to end poverty by maximising community last mile service/franchises
in health
food security
community safety/resiliency
finance
livelihood education
if you now where optimal case studies are published we welcome the chance to celebrate - chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

sir fazle changed top down disaster relief and development from trickle down charity to locally sustainable business models

brac partnerships - built on trust in abed to be the largest in ngo world can be mapped in two halves of fazle abed's 50 years dedication to poverty alleviation before which he spent 10 years ascending to east pakistan regional ceo at royal dutch shell - and like gandhi being a teenage student abroad in fazle abeds case being in the 200th class studying markets and machines at glasgow university started by adam smith and james watt

first quarter of century - all peer to peer or paper based as villagers had no aceess to electricity grids

second quarter of century as partners brought mobile and solar to villages how could brac go 3 dimensional
- global where other nations wanted to replicate brac community solutions,
national market leadership so that brac could design total value chaines to integrate poorest
local- last mile- across 100000 village microfranchises

we will try to build some tours celebrating the legacies sir fazle hoped that he had seeded - in particular brac university as one of the lead partners of soros osun network launched at world economic forum round 20 colleges and researchers most concerned with youth being the sdg generation

and understanding the fit of 7 parts to the financial services value chain which ranged from fintechs number 1 platform the unbanked bkash linkin in final partners of fazle aded including jack ma's ant finance and gates foundation.

ultra poverty research- whose systemcn alalysis earned boston poverty lab a nobel prize

we also miss one of the 5 deepest networkers fighting against infectious diseases a coalition that came together with soros funding to include bostons jim kim and paul farmer and medecins sans frontieres in ebola hit liberia and sierra leone two of the nations that soros had selected for brac international to support

death of abed - one of history's first global youth scholars

we first met abed in 2008- he was in his last 12 years of 50 serving very poorest womens families and communities- bangladesh became the place i travelled to most often apart from 3 places that have been by home uk us france - our testimony web www.fazleabed.com- mapping partners in his dream legacy the open university and bank of sdgs is at valuetrue.com
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3 of history's most interesting teenage explorers of new universities -1880s gandhi 1950s singh and abed

if you disagree with this diaspora scottish team recount of the 260 years since Adam Smith asked 4 big question on the future of markets alongside fellow Glasgow U James Watt of the future of Industrial Revolution and Engines, please know that we follow The Economist's time honored offer- we will publish any letter we understand as long as it does not express hatred and it offers a clear contact point

GANDHI FROM ALUMNI OF THE MOST GLOBAL PERSON OF HIS GENERATION TO ...
The teenage Gandhi didn't see anything worth life time studies in mumbai so he crowdfunded from his family to go to london (then centre of empire) to qualify as a barrister at bar of london. It was quite a future shock for everyone involved -eg gandhi was dismayed how many students of ruling the empire seemed to be drunk by the time. Gandhi spent his relaxation time forming a cross-cultural consciousness student network of every foreign student in london who didnt partake of alcohol. This was one of 7 accidents that was to make him the most worldwide  networked person of his era -at least across the continents of asia where most people lived,  africa and europe. Much later Gandhi was to perfect interacting with the quakers. They are one of the most peaceful revolutionary movements. They invite the most powerful people to speak to a circle of them with one house rule. Once the speaker has spoken anyone in the circle is free to ask one and only one question. This reverses the usual question time - where there is a battle to be one of the few questioners. In the quakers format question first has no advantage,. The circle literally quakes to see who will be the ice breaker with the high and mighty speaker. May eastern conscious group formats minimise verbal interactions anyway- somehow quaker and consciousness quietly took london by storm in the 1920s. This was one of 2 reasons why london gave away itgs empire so quickly. The other was the nation was too broke after world war 2 to try and oppose a fifth of the worlds peoples demands. Yet the disadvantage of this was the handover was hasty. The lawyer  sir kenneth kemp who drafted version 0 of the legalese of india's independence and gandhi had both expected the whole continent to be one united states of india. At le last moment west pakistan's aga khan family's stamped on mountbaten's food and demanded a partitioning - so one fifth of people ended up with india and west pakistan as a new empire ruling over east pakistan
BACK TO ACCIDENTS OF GANDHI GLOBAL CELEBRITY
the second and third accidents occurred when he returned to bombay (now called mumbai) to find himself overqualified- those with big legal cases wanted a british bar of london barrister. GOING VIRAL Gandhi started writing about community challenges for a local newspaper. He would also pay street boys to sample copies of his writings. meanwhile he was finally offered a stream of work by the indian diaspora in south africa- before taking up this position- one of his articles had been sent by reuters from mumbai to london- the brits started spying on how was it that a young indian was linking across the empire on deeply social issues but with the legal power of a barrister

Although mush of gandhi's work only served to slightly delay apartheid becoming south africa's legal system it wasnt until 1906 when he himself wAs thrown out of a train for having the wrong colored skin to travel first class that gandhi had his aha moment - the law of london was spiralling poverty among his kinsfolk- not just in south africa but back home in india. Gandhi had a plan- aim to design a totally new livelihood-based education system before confronting lawyers with demands for independence.
4th accident Over the next 20 years gandhi commuted between bombay, durban and london- the ships he took started to become a floating university with a few weeks of courses mediated by MG. On one of hos stopovers in london world war 1 broke lout. Gandhi wasnt able to sail for several months- so as a pacifist he joined the war effort by serving in london's red cross. Community health services were to become a core curriculum in gandhi's education for all grades. He formed ashram which were village cooperatives where whole families lived and both worked and learned together on food security and other rural developments including hme made textiles.
5th accident a centrepiece of gandhi's last visit to london was a so-called roundtable in 1925 at the quakers house auditorium opposite euston station - one of the only affordable space where over 1000 people can meet. By this time people from all over europe were coming to listen to an asian who was declaring this was his last visit to the capital and start of his peaceful disobedience campaigns back in india. Surprisingly a row started with the suffragettes claiming gandhi was too chauvanistic - if he was going to free the fifth of the world who came form India- how would he include women. It is rumored that this is how maria montessori was matched up with him - both the most innovative educator of her age and a woman who dared launch a new form of schooling all across Indian villages. When it comes to total educational reform- Gandhi may not quite have scaled a new university but with mari he changed primary education especially in rural area
6th gandhi invented tabloid publicity stunts with serious messages. British Law monopoiised the making of salt. So Gandhi organises  a march from the rural ares to the coast where his comrades started to boil sea water to make salt crystals. They were basten over the head by british troops supported by salts monopoly law. My maternal grandfather sir kenneth kemp  - chief justice of mumbai- spent 20 years judging Gandhi before grandad last job writing up the legalese of india's independence.
7 so it was the father of india independence became his half century's most famous man across the half hempishere of the old world- and just at that peak was assassinated.

In the 1950s Manmohan Singh went to corpus chrisii cambridge to study with Keynes (died 1946) favorite tutors. His thesis how to design national economies aso as to compound no underclasses inside the nation or across borders to neighbouring nations. Singh appeared at indika's inflection point in the mid 1990s - the first time india effectively came out tfo world markets. He may not have been able to reform Indi's bureaucracy much but he was there at india's liftoff as a world trader- and while there many never be a new university of manmohan singh its his world trade alumni that give the fifth of people who come from india a leap into the 21st C

Also in te 1950s Fazle Abed came from what by then was called East Pakistan (ie what had been the most easterly coastal area of India under Britannia) to Glasgow University to study the future of shpo engineering. In one sense Glasgow U was a good choice as since the 1760 it has been the origin of alumni of moral markets as well as the future of engines.And spent the 1960s becoming an accountant. In the 2020s any university that is not connected with brac partners cant really claim to be freeing its students to do the most ulta solutions of any of the 17 sdgs- if you dont have the trust of the very poorest quarter billion of village women you cant expect to so sustainability goals for the bottom billion of even the boot half of the world.

2020 gandhi diary in the era of virus rules the world

i have compiled a brochure with 100 links to how soros sees the world- please say if individually or as a group you would like to explore it

one of the odd things as soros spends his last few years converging 32 billion dollars of philanthropy vienna is brilliantly linkedin- who his first connector with india is i cannot yet find

i agree one truly useful link would be where some of india's biggest health organisations have tried to make eg innoculations affordable - the exact opposite to all of americas biggest health care corporates

but while not wishing to sound gloomy, india for last 20 years has worried me more and more-  india's fifth of world people may be least connected from community up and with a national identity uniting the peoples- to end the virus or at minimum they will need very different processes than whatever mr trump is ruling over

i think gandhi would be shocked his 40 years 1906-46 were best of kind at that time-  through 40 years of diaries at the economist, my father observed one clue that made him unpopular- least developed nations worst process would be so-called democratic but not adam smithian - i fear thats india systemic weakness but may be i am biassed - indira gandhi was the only national leader to refuse my father a journalistic visa even though my maternal grandfather wrote up legalese for independence of india after 20 years with gandhi in mumbai coming from 4 generations of diaspora scots in mumbai who were social lawyers nurses or pharmacists

another irony back in late 1970s soros first became a philanthropist in south africa and emerging movements around mandela but these dont seem to have criss-crossed in soros expert world to india/gandhians

somewhere lurking in the uk is the knowledge of the attenborough family- 60 years into tv broadcasting, david still shines on bbc and natures common sense voice- sadly his brother richard who directed the movie gandhi and for many years chaired londons deepest historical club of gandhi which goes back to the quakers roundtable of 1925 passed almost a decade ago-the bbc nor western english has never understood gandhi's idea from 1906- redesign whole livelihood education stem through communities before demanding independence

einstein congratulated gandhi as being the only systems thinking global leader of his era- and of course einstein remianis maths number 1 champion of the more mcro you go the more humanly sustainable your knowhow networking can be

1 From the start of the 20th century Gandhi sustained the worldwide movements asking how free peoples of india – the quarter of the world – were to be in designing machines for their development needs.

 2 Gandhi directly asked the similar question for peoples of colored skin in south Africa- both Indians who had connected trades between britannia superports of calcutta , Bombay, and Durban (which remained of huge strategic leverage until suez canal. -see map

3 Indirectly he was asking the analogous question for all 6 tenths of human beings  living on the continent of asia who had been locked out of industrial development – the north sea empires- primarily Britain, Netherlands France had colonized almost the whole of the south coastal belts of the old worlds of asia and Africa.

4 it can be instructive to revisit adam smith’s key question- how will engines be financed and marketed around the globe at pivotal turning points in history

1760-1775 – the first 16 years of his glasgow u colleagues james watt steam engines

1843-1860 when james Wilson started the economist to renew the debate prompting queen Victoria to wonder whether commonwealth instead of slave trading was a more valuable way to rule empire

Gandhi’s 20^th century questioning- whee a first missed opportunity was 1913 – census divides muslim, hindhi; capital moved from Calcutta to delhi – this explains why india’s independence was misunderstood at birth of united nations in 1945; not reviewed at key opportunities – start of  1960s moon race and 4 redevelopment technologies ; ironically when Bangladesh became independent 50 years of fazle abed’s work was never adapted to india in spite of its gandhian and montessori elements blended with Calcutta lab’s innovation of oral rehydration which became core to women building rural village networks in Bangladesh and china

By the time manmohan singh helped to open up india to world trade, india’s post industrial development was led by rich capitalists while the huge bureaucracy of Indian parliament and cultural divisions failed to integrate gandhi’s talisman of ending poverty. Ironically india’s Nilekani led the world’s development of telecentres leveraging india’s mathematical and English speaking skills out of bangalore. But india didn’t have the good fortune of one of its superstar English speaking teachers visit seattle at the birth of ecommerce and in the 11^th year of code for personal computer networking and 7^th year of worldwide webbing -see part 2 of the life stories of jack ma, fazle abed and George soros

2020 year of adam smith & ban ki-moon ?

ban ki-moon : breaking who will have the greatest action networking year for humanity in 2020- could it be ban ki-moon - his chances to drop in on Glasgow come with november's Cop26 following his first year of action briefing of www.gca.org at rotterdam in october and helping Japan Jack Ma and the world celebrate the most ethical olympics superstars -presumably he also shares action tips top maximise:
the worldwide work of Guterres; the 75th birthday of the UNGA led by a nigeria national; the un world trade for sdgs led out of Geneva by Kenyan Kitsui,, the un ambassador for livelihood education jack ma, the UN 2nd annual update on DigitalCooperation the other half of the korean world's collest duo : jim kim...

I love going back to what adam smith wrote less than half a century after England colonised scotland

in 1759 moral sentiments he defined what it would take for a market to be transparent - he never said it was the natural or free state of a market that made it transparent- instead he begged people to make sure enough people could see the clots and quality of market offers

published in 1776 "advantages of nations"  he wrote why it would be a disaster  a small island like britain tried to constrain the economy of a continent assuming enough people went to populae america- why not design win-win trades with a nation that is bound to be bigger

in providing the wisest evaluations on education - he clarified future disasters embedded in  system of english education- of oxford he opined hopeless place - not designed to benefit youth bot for convenience of teachers and bureaucrats

soros may have been the first modernday billionaire philanthropist in the west - he's controversial 1) for leading the world of finance away from politicians ruling over paper money 2) not being thin skinned about entrepreneurial failures

as far as we know he was
first investor in village mobile phones to end poverty- the history o0f how rural bangladesh transformed through decades of no electricity to the smartest operato0r of digital banking for the poor and the largest ngo cluster is most fully understood from alumni of sir fazle abed and at brac university

he's started new economics networks as a response to sub-prime and issued a series of challenges to the what the eu required youth to bail ot elders system failures rg sub prime banking and ponzi scheme pension

concerned to do the best (eg with gorbachev) to welcome russian people back into the world's opportunities- he also hunted out jim kim and paul farmer and asked them to transfer their end tb services to russian prisons where many brave dissidents were confined

Being a neighbor of russia has been complicated both for the neighbors people and for Russian people.Its never right in our view for powerful country's leaders to stop talking to each other. Additionally the European Union Northern members have put sp much attention on North Eurasia that they have let the whole of the med sean neighborhood fall into disrepair - even though the french in particular had special responsibility for north africa , together with Britain in suez and middle east- and Italy Turkey Greece where the land bridge connects the 3 continents of europe asia and africa

Soros was one of the first billionairea to sponsor a new university - he located ths in his city of birth budapest (also the city of von neumann's students years- sadly in late 2010s this has fallen victim to nationalist pressures caused we would say by the EU's carelessness or other forces beyond season

his earliest philanthropy supported black youth in south africa in late 1970s

his 25+ years of hosting open society association is likely as sincere as a billionnaire can get- yet there are times when human rights networks abuse sustainable human development -it saddens us when soros sdg intent (celebration of all loving and hard working entrepreneurial cultures)  is misused by lobbies that distort a total system advance of a nation or community network

schwarzenegger

.storyline : done more for sdgs than any other superstar and climate attention (unless you know better)- as he says his beloved CA is 5th of all economies (exceeded only by china japan germany and of course usa- but note california is a pacific place in terms of urgent climate and other sdg innovations its people need to humansAI and entrepreneur- it cant afford another apprentice president to 2025) . click for more on value chain crisis of superstardom

history note: when Glasgow University most practical alumni - James Watt 1760s - started experimenting with the future of engineering - he wasnt afraid of the idea that one day a machine could do the lifting of 10 or even a million horse's power -indeed how many sorts of joyful app by and for the peo0ples could that generate

as we enter the 2020s don't be afraid of machines whose statistical capability can according to moores law be a billions if not trillions times more than a separate human brain- dont worry about the language academics use AI (machine or Artificial Intelligence) is as much for everyone to linkin as the webs of Tim Berner Lee- one way to free humansAI is to adjectivise it - there is AI Health- eg if every cancer charity that has data pooled it as clarified in our 1984 fieldbook the 2025 report - the leap forward in end cancer services would be as extraordinary as they would be low cost - or consider this example of AI Citizens - will your city change more in 2020s than in last 50 years?

there is a reason why your most valued entrepreneurial friends and your teachers' kids urgently need to make a list of every city you love and start sharing AI citizen- this is to do with 5G connectivity without which AI cant be linkedin- because of greedy government spectrum auctions most western cities wont be the first to experiment with AI citizens

- put another way we (be you american , a lover of planet earth or an open minded kind of a girl or boy) need to ask schwarzenegger to share a lits of which former mayors get this eg if you are american bloomberg and which dont get AI citizen eg giuliani-

 some places will get one moment in the sun to celebrate with the world AI citizen - eg thanks to the Olympics relay    (including WRJ ban ki-moon and Jack Ma) expect mayors of Tokyo 2020 Beijing 2022 Paris 2024 to be APPing with schwarzenegger's, climate supporters and california's greatest mutual fan clubs

.storyline : done more for sdgs than any other superstar and climate attention (unless you know better)- as he says his beloved CA is 5th of all economies (exceeded only by china japan germany and of course usa- but note california is a pacific place in terms of urgent climate and other sdg innovations its people need to humansAI and entrepreneur- it cant afford another apprentice president to 2025) . click for more on value chain crisis of superstardom

At Glasgow University 1760 youth were freed to explore the collision of 2 extraordinary futures:
the future of engines James Watt, the fu8ture of value exchnages from community markets to world trade rputes - Adam Smith - transpareny of ho-trust comunity marjets, celebarte when bigger natuosn emerge to workd trade with, design education systems for lifelong skills youth not just intellectuals sitting in ivory tower

their veiws were not accpeted by london until 1945 though queen victoria held some private debates of commonwealth with scots and walter baghot between 1850-1900

In 1945 if it were possible to map 20 most diverse places and population consider
2 of the G8 from the new world ie canada and usa
2 of the island G8 - UK Japan
3 continental G8 - west europe
roof to eursasia ussr (in some ways mirror reflection of canada)

next consider fifth of world people
9 india sub continent
10 china

11 next consider the bridge between the 3 connients of te old world  - ie mena (middle east, Egypt and eg French North Africa)

12 latin west europe and central south america

13 places that decided to join EU
14 places that banked or traded between eu and rest of world eg switzerland austrian parts of nordica monaco - ditto islands around usa that did something similar

15 about 40 other small developing islands

16 how singapore connecetd 10 asean places of extraordunary diversity including 2 huge arcipalegos indonesia and phillilines as well as parts of se asia contient -and [acific pathways to eg far south's australiasia and even west coast latin america

17 bangladesh networks of village girls across borders

18,19, 20?


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• 13 years since scots helped launch the nearly free nursing college as 70th birthday wish of muhammad yunus
• 63 years since graduation of glasgow university's greatest goal 1 alumni - fazle abed
• about 20 years since arizona state faced the tough problem - it had built desert cities by syphoning off waters from native american lands - could climate crisis stimulate asu to partner with any other universities wanting to be a coallition of america's new univeristies of ai for climate

Can you spare a few minutes (way beyond any political segregation of ideologies) TO consider how one incident - assassination of kennedy or indeed america's decade of assassination of optimistic white and black americans - put america into different world orbits than those previously agreed at the founding of the united nations. When lawyers and this who rule the peoples dont have any way to reflect on a decade for decision crossroads  before rushing into a decade of 100 times moore technology, they lose the chance for a nations youth's dreams to advance missions previously impossible in their parents and grandparents generations. Education continues to examine precisely wrong “fact” instead of the vaguely right clues entrepreneurs need and open space facilitation supports leaps beyond old failing systems in which everyone is trapped by the same conflict barrier

Ackoff : by definition a broken systems (of human relationships) is one in which the harder old professions works the more failures they cause

In 1964 Tokyo hosted the olympics -the first to be satellite broadcast live to a global audience.

Prince Charles attended - he was amazed to see how far japan was ahead on electronics (specifically the sony tv that had been uninstalled in the british embassy). He asked akio morita of sony to some and inwardly invest in wales. Japan had been the big asian enemy of the western allies in world war 2

- so hypothesis 1 charles was innovating the greatest world trade leap the old world had ever seen.

To explore this hypotheris we need to ask what were the root causes of world war 2. There were at least 3:

1 To get rid of a tyrant leader eg hitler ruling a nation germany and attempting to rule the world

2 How mainly 2 island nations has designed industrial revolution trade around the old world to their benefit -exponentially trapping most of the peoples across the continents of africa and asia in ever greater poverty. Remember its was actually a british slogan - rule britannia ,britannia rules the waves britons never never never shall be slaves. Implying organsing slave trade was core to growing leading industrial economies

3 The nations that started the world wars inside the european continent were the ones whose people had the skills and needs to grow engineering but not enough cola iron etc. Because they didnt have mercantile empires with which  to extract natural resources , they needed to take from their geograpihical neighbors

IF KENNERY HAD LIVED TO 1964

America had twice save the old world. So a president like kennedy had the goodwill and the knowhow of everyone who had signed up for the united nations plan of 1945- basically this had 2 first phases:

relaunch the G7 empires that agreed to redesign the future (Russia being the odd empire out that did not agree due to stalin being as tyrannical as Hitler)

as soon as the world economy was on the rise again go post colonial - celebrating every way in which other places could join in win-win trades.

Kennedy's branding of the moon race as a mission possible of the 1960s also inspired optimistic chat around the world - we are at dawn of a new age of no mission impossible. We need to understand while all this was going on, opportunities to join in were very unequally distributed. At least half the people in Eurasia and Africa had no access to electricity grids as one of the essentials of participating in developed economies.

In effect Kemnedy was the last world leader to be in linkedin to every advance for humanity . If he had joined Prince Charles and the Japa Emperor in 1964, would he have concluded that Japan and the win-win spread of its new engineering wealth across islands all the way south - taiwan hong kong to singapore as well as the southern peninsular of korea was the start of the 6/10 humans who are asian rising.

In other words united nations was ready for phase 2 and america could get back to  challenges of developing the content americas north south jncluding cultural inequalities between white black and latin and making sure drugs don’t ruin the continent

 2) usa could meet with the 4 european G8 france italy germany UK and ask them to share more responsibility for outlasting stalin.

In other words all sorts of moon races on earth could match the needs of mapping new world of trade going ;post colonial as well as post industrial - maximising win-win trades between nations- celebrating a world service media that started connecting health without borders and the 6 most basic development goals:

health security food and water security access t livelihood education gender equality - ending poverty (ie the greatest earth race of all so that wherever next girl born she had a good chance at live because communities and diversity thriving everywhere people mapped)

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IF KENNEDY HAD LIVED TO 1969

Arguably the two greatest events of the 1960s or my lifetime were landing on the moon and the days in 1968 China gave up any cultuiral or trading empathy with the global model of russian communism

It wasnt just a small war that Russia started and lost on one of its borders with china. It was the dawning recognition that mao' had preferred buying nuclear arms from russia than saving at least 50 million chinese from starvation. China spent the next 10 years looking for a partners that would free a fifth of the world’s people to join in the world economy that they had closed themselves to in the 1860s rather than accept the then british world trade proposition of accepting opium as a currency

We believe kennedy would have suggested to china that its people race to develop a billion out of poverty could be designed by win-wins with both america and japan. Instead china tried with team kiissinger but soon found that america was offering maps that failed to include the biggest opportunity of all japans new engineering - eg bullet trains and container superports and trade linking in quality supply chinas of small but expertly focused enterprises which the diaspora chinese were already building through Taiwan hk and Singapore as was korean’s s penisular  .

HIP HIP FOR FUTURISING CHINESE CAPITALISM _ THE BEST FOR THE HUMAN LOT SINCE ADAM

So it was that china as foreseen in this 1977 economist survey began the greatest win-win economic growth story navigating each of schwab's 4 post industrial revolutions - up to 1999 thought supercity labs, from 1990 getting ready for 2010 and 4g cloud decades to be contintental- productivity game connecting rural and city capitals as fast as sustainably possible

queen rania jordan

update 2020 probably no royal family or first lady does more education and refugees than queen rania - jordan deserves far more support from all round the world for the refugees it hosts and its own peoples livelihoods imo

great to see jack ma recently started partnering queen rania educational movements
nice company she keeps at un foundation including ted turner  mark malloch-brown  gro brundtland  narayana murthy...

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editor worldrecordjobs.com  all errors in reporting mine alone chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk - we have an editorial problem in nominating women as world record jobs creators as we dont want to risk transparency's biggest crisis - the most evil big brother networks prioritise attacking the locally most loving big sister networks-

while there may be women technology entrepreneurs who will accelerate womens #digitalcooperation eg melinda gates in our view they all owe an extraordinary debt to queen rania

in extraordinary loving and conscious ways probably the first to linking big sisters networks across middle east which now include

• sheika moza host of education laureates wise, metahub of unai refugee education, one of the 15 sdg advocates guterres values most
• wife of turkeys president
• uae forum 2020 (dubai/abu dhabi) appointing 30 something lady as youth minister co-host of global reconciliation network jordan 2006 after india grn 2004 and london grn 2003 - a medical and cultural reconciliation network founded in melbourne by paul komersaroff 

Queen Rania of Jordan

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Rania
Queen Rania during a visit in May 2018
Queen consort of Jordan
Tenure	7 February 1999–present
Proclamation	22 March 1999
Born	Rania Faisal Sedki Al-Yassin 31 August 1970 (age 49) Kuwait City, Kuwait
Spouse	Abdullah II of Jordan (m. 1993)
Issue	Crown Prince Hussein Princess Iman Princess Salma Prince Hashem
Full name Rania Al-Abdullah
Father	Faisal Sedki Al-Yassin
Mother	Ilham Yassin
Religion	Islam
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Rania Al-Abdullah (Arabic: رانيا العبد الله‎, Rāniyā al-ʻAbd Allāh; born Rania Al-Yassin on 31 August 1970) is the queen consort of Jordan. Born in Kuwait to a Palestinian family, she later moved to Jordan for work, where she met the then prince Abdullah. Since marrying the now King of Jordan in 1993, she has become known for her advocacy work related to education, health, community empowerment, youth, cross-cultural dialogue and micro-finance. She is also an avid user of social media and she maintains pages on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Twitter. She has two daughters and two sons and has been awarded various decorations by governments.