hello all from EconomistLearning.com; Its that time of year again for WRJ annual game of http://www.worldrecordjobs.com -more games welcome at www.sdgs.games and www.nftsdgs.com

-emerged as a game for college student unions -from 2008 to 2013 we toured much of usa with muhammad yunus -and his social busienss livelihood competitions- sampling his book or yunus10000 sdgs- 

HOW DO YOU PLAY WRJ PACK OF CARDS

which 52 people's knowhow might you most want to be aware of if you want both livelihoods and to be first sdg generation? To be transparent : our purpose is to web a survey of surveys- not one best answer for everyone. Moreover we choose cards from all 5 versions of humanity:

 web 3, 2, 1 , 0 before webbed life , 00 before electricity  - see footnote for more

Inspired by Von Neumann's briefing on game theory and interaction of human and machine intel; a focus of The Game of WRJ is linking players who help community networking win-wins  -these are the main above zero-sum ways of human development whichever version of web your life on mother earth revolves round.

Of course WRJ who design leapfrogging can be a meta-win if for example SDG1 matters to you most. If we were to arrange the pack in order of urgency -we'd probably still put  Satoshi for web 3 though i'd be delighted to hear your votes chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk or whatsapp +1 240 316 8157 or linkedin unwomens or ed3 Nft390. NB Metaverse is synonym for web3- to see how fast it needs to come if youth are to be first sustainability generation -see SDGmetaverseprize.org year round competition sponsored by United Nations tech branches (Un2.0 ITU Aiforgood) and Xprize associates at lkeading edge of stduents co-creating metaveres3 For, web 2 games players we probably still put Elon Musk UP: as someone you may agree or diasgree with but hasnt made his money directly by extracting web2 data;  web 1 perhaps still linux torvaulds;   for those most urgently concerned with sustainability, two WRJ to note are -  Gravitation round alumni of Sir fazle abed- the person who until 2019 we could learn most about billion womens empowerment www.abedmooc.com died in dec 2019 and his knowhow is now being diluted  Antonio Guterres at UN he need every youth-fan in world to help him- sept 2022 UN General Assembly New York was supposed to complete a year's reporting on total changes needed to education if there is to be a sustainability generation. That was supposed to be the simplest task of the year. More complex is that Guterres was hoping by now that this 9 piece transformational roadmap towards UN2.0 would be gaining unstoppable momentum by now. ...HO WXYZ ITU Mother Earth demands Humanity Opens Millennials Xponential Learning Curves/Capacity & AIforGood & Digital Cop beyond borders Regarding codesmeta needed for UN2.0 and open source millennial age we are reminded: its quality is not strained. It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven. It is twice blessed: it blesseth him that gives, and him that takes

Ironically up to Keynes, economics' main impact mediated a philosophical debate about systems' exponential consequence (growth, collapse) Ironically in the era of next to no computing power (eg slide ruler, advance of the human lot (sustainability in 21st C UN parlance) was integral-  Over-focus on Monetary growth of one land'/Empire against another was (seen as threat not a virtue) by keynes even in his general theory of money, interest and employment. Indeed the root cause of world war 2 was both how the then biggest 8 monetary economies could not live with each other; and how up to 170 nations had been all but excluded from engineering economies by the top 20 advanced economies all but one of which was white European in ethnicity (in racial terms about one sixth of human beings)    My family has extensive diaries on how Empires spiraled from start of Glasgow's engineering age 1760s,. In part, this is because my dad as survived world war 2 teenage navigator in allied bomber command burma; then from 1945 dad completed his degree at cambridge in Keynes last class, before being mentored by sir geoffrey crowther who had just finished publishing the centenary autobiography of WRJ JAMES WILSON The Economist 1843-1943 founded by James Wilson , small business entrepreneur and London Scot fan of adam smith who had convinced young queen victoria it was immoral for English Democracy's corn laws to starve half of the irish population: after royal society supported corn laws' repeal,  Queen victoria dispatched James to calcutta to launch the chartered bank as first for and by peoples of India. Sadly, James died of diarrhea 1860 9 months after landing. It was 112 years before village women networks were taught to end diarrhea as a killer disease of infants with oral rehydration. OR is arguably the biggest life saving health service in tropical web0 (without electricity) places. But its an educational solution- almost no cost being mixture in precise proportions of bi=oiled water, sugar, salt. Paradoxically, many of education's greatest leaps in human development cannot be measured in monetary terms. Reflect further on the fact that half of all human development occurs by age 6. Logically one can conclude that if millennials are to be supported in preventing extinction, those experts at western stock markets are going to lead most of breakthrough innovations urgently need. We could say (indeed all supported of UN2.0 and servant leader gov everywhere must) say :its is time that educators drive economics not vice versa.   Much of man's HIStory since 1490s discovery of new and old worlds has failed to be transparently aligned/mapped to what the majority of the world's human being needed to communally know how to serve, Even if the web 0 age of eg commercial television was never designed to bridge such rich-poor divides we who play WRJ games are examining the hypothesis that failure to make this the core purpose of web 3 well result in nature confining our species to dodo status

then my family's golden oldie (70 years learning curve) dad Norman met von neumann in princeton 1951; was told journalists most important scoop ,ask: what to do with 100 times more tech each decade to 2035- we are still nowhere near AIforgood that von neumann's family had hoped for best- i hope one antidote to lost awareness in AI for UN will be this year round competition http://www.sdgmetaverseprize.org  chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

Coming Soon Full 52 pack

plus some early detections of youth under 35 (its very gard to compare decades of enetrepreneurial gravity versus those who may be in their first decade but this is where we most need help in editing the game pack - because its todays under 35s that have everything to lose of win in preventing extinction; I am in my 70s though as a late starter my daughter is 25; if that makes me an angry old man who believes elders have subconsciously sold out most of mother nature and almost all of youth-then so be it -will you join us in valuing youth more than has ever been done in this 21st c to date?

Footnote 1 - 0-before the www began in 1990 , 00 =before electricity which in terms of blending with "tele" started 1965 in switzerland with birth of what was then called ITelegraphUnion but by 1945 had been rebranded ITelecomsUnion and digitally twinned out of Geneva with UN policy making hub out of New York. We love studying the ITU because all the world's tele corporations need to cooperate every year in future designing as nobody has ever wanted 2 telephone systems - whilst tele in GReek may mean "far off" ; and so businesses of breaking down distances between people (what the UN calls Global Connectivity) it could be defined as wehere above zero sum game theory multiplies most value for all human beings 

2 optional exerciseswhat does united nations mean- which of the world's capital cities most raidate your meaning travel across picture's relationships searching for solutions- where will sharing more love be needed as much as making money?

on the metaverse, can educators design the NFTS empowering millennials as first sustainability generation?

p> we can look at this in several different ways

from 1951 von neumann encouraged some journalists at the economist to apply the most valuable question ever mediated - what will people do with 100 times more tech every decade 2035-1935 between 1951 to 1977 this research clarified places valuing freedom of education would sustain the most griowth; for example this 1976 survey assessed nation by nation likelihoods for half of humans then living east of iran american president and their economic advisors were evaluated in economist surveys (or voice versa) between 1962 and 1976 in terms of how much did they celebrate youth's next 10 years across every sectir of society  in 2008 my father held his last public birthday party at london's royal automobile club with 50 people to celebrate the launch of dr yunus book on social business as one of the 2 main solutions to what otherwise would be subprime's decade of devaluing youth -the other was satoshi's paper which my father did not get to see entrepreneurs pitching because he died in 2010 soon after father died the japan ambassador to dhaka invited friends and family to two dinner brainstorming sessions with sir fazle abed as chief guet; among many collaborations abed wanted a billion once poorest asian village women to host abed said he need legacy friend sto help map a collaboration between new universities - I asked if i could visit bangladesh annually with young journalists to try to design a mooc- abed laughed that's a bit web 2 of you but ok if c stands for collaboration as a statistician of media I regarded the 2000 millennium goals as very primitive - eg education's only goal was to send every child to primary school; i became fascinated by both tyhe launch of 2015's sdgs and the launch of UN2.0; I believe i have complied a complete public library of un2.0 documents relating to the 9 piece transformational roadmap of Un2; the question of how doe web3 come into each of these 9 pieces is my main research area for the rest of time; from my viepoint its exciting that all the greatest tech experts in the Un and xprize have now colaborated in 3 things: helping launch AIforGood as the pivotal gamepiece out of geneva itu (which has been in global connectivity sunce its birth as iTelegrapgU in 1865) being a main sponsor of an ai compoetition to tackle covid this education yera hosting the yera round www.sdgmetaverseprize.org - any team of 2-6 people can play choose one sdg; be under or over 18; even if the 5000 likely entrants by decmmber dont come up with earth chnaging submissions, we will have curation of stories that young peopel want the metverse to mediat sdg by sdg; it should be difficult for guterres to start adding on continuing expert panel by goal - or where relevant seeing who wants to start an sdg nft

from 2008 with yunus at mit and world bank youth summits I kept an eye out for 7 young professional women (by which I mean they were a few years on from graduating in 5 of the 7 cases); of course that means that some will(in 2022) be in their 30s but i hope they won't be insulted if I call that young compared with my 71 years. Which of these ladies are already in the middle of prooftesting education Daos and which of their life's purposes may designed around nfts OB's genius started with gliding easily as a British Nigerian between English and Japanese education systems - she chose her own collegiate training to form Nigeria's only flying doctor service. About 3 years ago she started publishing an updating report for transforming the whole of Nigeria's health service; I think the missing piece may be nft of the 1000 people she has already most influenced but that's my guess.. EV how to become world class cancer researcher in your teens SK how to mobile georgetown graduates round female victims of acid attacks and become one of microsoft's head of ethics AC1 how to set up africa's most sustainable coding schools for youth and continue that as the schools emeritus while joining discord as special adviser out of miami  AC2 how to leapfrog from a 3rd ranked chinese university to ma at columbia university and one of leading hedged fund researchers of her age YC1 yc guided me round 2 day long walking tours of tsinghua university while she was studying english as a stepping stone in a diplomatic career and attended sir fazle abed's 80th birthday- she had always told me she would have to disappear from my friends' networks; she was last seen as a successful rhodes scholar ; her parents had both served the state in china that borders north korea;  VS as far as i know everyone's favorite benchmarkfor what an nft can do in education -equally love to hear from you if you have a different nft to benchmark DS probably the first inventor of animal's persona devices or do i mean their IOT; animals seem to be even better at collecting data on mother earth than humans; DS did this from India as a teenager. now multiplying her knowledge at stanford MY she was just breaking through as a young opera star at juillard in NY when 9/11 happened; she decided to add a second arrow to her quiver; can she and her networks celebrate how underemployed ny artists and musicians cheer up new yorkers particularly childrens  hospitals and poorer communities, the world and celebrate sdgs not just music's pop. Singforhope.org SA  around 7th grade taught herself rap music to escape being a child bride in afghanistan; graduating this coming year as the most extraordinarily courageous life I have personally traced of 8th grader girl or boy starting up

 wrj welcomes your help - best first expereinces of the meta verse- here are 6 we have found so far

1 Five  main movements have united to offere the year long www.sdgmetaverseprize.org - namely

ITU & UN

Xprize associates 

Sponsors eg Alba's Hinest

Los SAngeles Schools' teenagers

(this prize integrates 3 yeras of evemts cooridnated out of Geneva around AIforGood- canada's Steve of IEEE helped begin everywthing with his decade plus interview library of AI humans can celebrate

22-23 is first year - choose an sdg - develop a viral story of goal's urgency; bring it to metaverse; register by end decemeber; if you need mentoring on bring to metaverse that will be avialable; go to above web for more instructions- frim now on we have for each of the 17 sustainability gails - a landing space with exciting stories ;-with mentirs; potentially a community of entrepreneurs and funders - maybe even the emergemnce of 16 more nfts - one per goal

2 

 ^^^ NFT V 0 1 2 3

education is the first sdg to have its own nft - to see what its founder vriti is pririotising and community colaboration chalenges lookk at these videos

ideas we are helping with - library of DICE virtual expereinces

lessons on how education got sidelined by web1 and 2 with a view to making it what people spend most time on in metaverse3 until youth are secured as the dg generation

zbee is an nft for maximising positive emotions everywhere you colabirate, every sustainability chalenge you or your community faces; whats special is its curated by robotics engineers (now in the form of zbee a metaverse being); the robotics teams were so focused on humanising artificial intel that one ofthe humanoid family siphia became robot ambassador to the UN - what this also means is intelligence of the zbee and sophia family may be second to none in helping curate where to be in the UN wherever you can help Guterres digitalise the UN or where the UN most needs to be helping you

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lso out of hong kng mr metaverse was probably akead of everyoine in decalring the metaverse as educatirs and stduents treasure land

the head of binance foundation explains t bloomberg crypto - that in the world before crypto you'd often see less than a quarter of a dination you made to an inetrnational cause reaching those you most wanted to help- crypto offers direct ways of making sure that very enar 100% goes to the locals you want to support

we have atnded 3 lngish metaverse fetsivals online

day long metagestival out of netwherland with multiple hemisphers making this 24 hour event'

'thailand; translucvia

MIt evenets

 Meta-sustainability tours with love of education

UN2.0 world 

V's world  webbed ^^^ NFT V 0 1 2 3

Wizarding world of girls inspire tech wizards to connect space: or web 3-2-1 (eg MIT's Lee and Stanford's Li)

XP's world

Yat's world

Zbee world 

Please reflect on translating commonality of these world's language. In Digitalising the UN, Guterres is only free to make one of 9 transformation current positve tech ie AIforgood (the other 8 organsiational flows have to demonstrate how deep their rights are)

XP's world is starnge- after 19 biggest xprize competitions in terms of prize money www.sdgmetaverseprize.org is a year round schools empowrering competition with relatively little money bu a galaxy of founding partensrs - eg La teneagers, Jennifer Alab's Honest compoany as wella s Geneva's ITU (colaboration's digot twin of humanity's commons since ytelegraphs 1865 and married into birth of Un 1945)

Both Y and Z's world can in part be seen as a small island nations' desperate consciousness search of good (wini-0wj trading) around the world whilst flying clear of thoise who operate conteunetal masses.

However you are of corse free to bring far deeper interpretations of humanity's cultrural bridges than I can se.

how can everyone help guterres with digoital UN and acceleration of worldwide collaborations communities need round deepesnt sustainability/human safety chalenges

 .obviouslt there's thousand of years of work by people at the Un and their partners trying to help guterres achieve digital Un2.0 roadmap while his leadership term extends to end of 2026; and many high powered paeters - so there's a lot to unpack - we will try and ofer bot a simple map anbd curate all the most relevant documets guterres himself applied and connects over 50 operational branches to - if you can help us improve please rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

let's try and do a quick tour of this picture - before clicking to more detaield libraries

Of the 9 dimensions of chnaging to UN2.0, Gloabl Connectivity ois arguably the simplest and cerstainly the longest learning curve

although the Un pnly began in 1945 to be headquartered on a space donated to it bgy New York, it was twinned at birtn with geneva's ITU; by 1945 T stood for telkecommuniactiosn ; but the ITU's boirth goes back to 1865 switerland when the world decided it did not want 2 or more telgraph systems ; in fact ever since those in tele industries have mainly copperated in progressing on global connecting stanrd be that telegraphs telephones telexes, television, or pretty much and telecommunications

I was born in 1951 the year my father started applying possibly the greatet journalistic scoop of all time - he met von neumann at princeton during a year as new york correspondent for the economist and was tole to ask anyone and evertone what to do next with 100 tikmes more tech per decade- von neuman cinvinced dad that peer matjematiciansd eg einstein et al had started multiplying 100 time more tech in 1935; most of tehs epeople hated taht the peak of their life was spent on the race to the nuclear bomb which princeton said it had to be; thsi was why from 1945 neumann was desperate to spend rest of his life (he only had 12 yeras due to cancer caused by nuclear research) on tech for good- particular parenting comouting as a scaleabl innovation changing the world every bit as much as enhines. electricity or tele- (in fact much more because it ointeracted with all of them)

von neumann w3qs very specific unles the coming decades engineers win-win applications of tech, we will return to what hapened at the world wars where in effect the 8 most advamced engineereing places went to war with each other; and had since galsgow's begiing of engines 1760, acceleratey by start of electricity in the 19th century left out most of tyhe wprld's people (clonisation. empires was not about the good of the people in the land sthey lived; it was about trade extracting from colonies what the most powerul natiosn needed); if we compounded tech from 1945 in win-lose ways then at soem stage v neumann nd einstein guessed would be the 2020s extinction would start to be irreversible

now not everyine agrees with all of the above but just get out the maps of eg asia in 1945 - alsmot all its coastlines had been ruled for the benefit of britannia or in the case of china (refusing to accept opium as a currency0 shutdown from participating in world trade for a century which aslio led to china being defenceless to japan which had advanced its engineering and had started to be as greedy an empire obver asia as the british had been at their most 19th c ramapnt

so as well as ITU's expereince of global connectivity going back to 1965; networks of v neuman have linked =in round tech for good since 1951; with academic ai twins -one facing pacific caost out of stanfor; one fact=ing atalamntic out of mit celebrating his leagcy from 18=960; also preseindent kenned was the one and only us president who joyfully set a decade ahead goals to advance younger americans:

moon race - which was also to creatte satllite communicatuons - the firts time a global sports tv braidcast was made- tokyo olympics 1964- this is partly how 3 nations in the far east that looked in dreadful condition - the nuclear bombed japan; kore south and taiwan had once americans had offered them a peace umbrels designed asian rising modesl which everyone who accessed the pacfici coast might wi--win around

again not everyone agrees- but simply look at growth between 1945-1975 of japan, south korea, taiwan, hong kong and singapore -arguably the greatest economic miracles seen in any 3 decade period to that date- its intersting to understand what sort of tech japan, korea and taiwan advanced

they all gained from advances in mechanical difggers etc so that huge cities could be quickly developed; the japanase led most of this engineering learning particularly from quality movements of deming; the japense made betetr engines for eg cars which koreans were soon to copied; the japanese advamced minutarision of elctronics; gordon law's famous commitment to moores law 100 times more silicon chip power resulted because a japanese calulating form gave intel itrs laregst ever odrer - and raether than become over dependent on one comany intel invent programable chils; nothing needed quality (zero erros in production more than chips) thats where taiwan seized a world elading advantag - to this day it may manufactire more than half of chips than sto a chines eman who settled in taiwan

something else hapepned- containersiaation made dockinga nd undocking at least 10 tiems more economical - sudeenly sme supply chains were much less costly to connect overses between isdlands than to develop overland within one nation

betetr calclating betetr building - all these thjng were winwins- mpreover the asian model insited that every yaer the constomer would gain from advance of knowledge - none of the terrible internet models of the last 20 years which hook people to a fre subscrition then compound cost way beyong ant=y quality gain- in any event what happened all the way down the nort east coastof asia belwow japan looked exrirdinary- no surpisrie taht after 110 yeras of not particupating in world class marjkets the chiense wanted to join in ; and given the reparatuons japan conscuously beleived it owed the whole region , most of japan's engineering adavnces were open sourced to china from the 1970s onward- 100 tike deeper research of this than anyone else is likely to compile is authored by the late great ezra vogel; i decler it as ahuman rigfht to elarn what good happened through which peoples in history wher=ther or not their nations like each other in 2020s; indeed even the telecoms satellite would have been delayed without the efforts of the russian korolev - what I really want to say is humanity;s greatest inc=ventiosn  almost always come from a small number of individuals - and it makes no sense to me not to learn how.what they did in context just becasue some leaders (trump and putin to mention two) seem to hate almost every pother nation, and quite framnkly living in dc I think tru,p hated most ordinary people 9but whether he doid or he deidnt - he tried to block so many innoavtion worldwide youth needed most - that the un2.0 game is much harder to put together nwo by 2026) butb if we can try=ust peopel like guterres are mderating connections for advancement oif every human be- all of us alive in teh 2020s could yet celebrte un2.0 as greatest avchievement of any decade

interdependence of nations being two ht

who's already brainstormed how to help digitalis Un2.0

 

 few people we know would question that in 1962 with about one sixth of earth's land and less than 1/16 of the world's then population 0f 3.1 billion(today 8 billion) usa was a benchmark for human progress

but recently weher has the us been in helping Un on agennda mattering to the younger half of the worl who want to be the first sustainability gen not the first extinction gen

however these questions demand all ythe curioity you can miuster

why would any country )or indeed any american) think that in an era of 100 times more tech, usa was its best future model

\didnt the assassinations of 2 kennedies, many black leaders suggest that USA too needed to hunt out a change in model (that internally it had got to 1962 in some tragic ways eg slavery, genocide, violence in many coimmunities of such a degree as to be subopimal for deceleloping children - eg ee the poposicle index - one that there is no eveidence that its mass media from 1963 helped with

at http://teachforsdgs.com - you see the economists' surveys from 1962 of what different places peopels might rationally want 100 tikes more tech to do next; we believe kennedy set up as good a vusion for 1955-1965 as one leader couldnimagine but its unclear that any presient since has seized the opportunity to enbagge youth and tecahers ion exciting next decade goals

techinaclly speaking the economist survey of nixoin's incoming economists show they had lsot intenet to neidate for more social harmony; when ixon took dolar off gold standrad in 1971, the logic of the future was civil society sme enterprsie networking needed to tringularis big gov and big corpoartion

whilst stanford and to sone extent mit remained spaces where students could question 1090 times moore (the most human designs needed from AI); very few other youth or teachers had that opposrtunity? why it just wasnt what media before webs saw as massively important to americans (from point of view of immediate self-gratification which has become america's media peculiar roleplay)

so what then happiness to americans main strert ops of web1 and web 2 and...

ng & GUTERRES

Our Updating Library of Guettres and tech roadmapping of UN2.0 is at http://www.worldrecordjobs.com/2001

 I'm still catching up with Andrew NG- had you actually seen the feb 2017 talk where he announced AI as the new electricity? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21EiKfQYZXc I like to go back to the start of a creative debate ... He was also the origin of moocs http://www.robotics.stanford.edu/~ang/papers/mooc14-OriginsOfModernMOOC.pdf  In 2011, the three inaugural MOOCs were launched. They came to be known affectionately by students as ml-class, db-class, and ai-class from the website URLs (ml-class.org, db-class.org and ai-class.com); they were on the subjects of machine learning, databases, and artificial intelligence. 

When I look at all the organisations https://www.un.org/techenvoy/sites/www.un.org.techenvoy/files/List_of_roundtables_key_constituents.pdf Guterres consulted in his quest digitalise the UN from 2017 I feel he missed NG and I wonder whether NG's teams are also a missing link to the metaverse and the SDGs youth need. now 5 years on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SmQOZWNyWE  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HqgbaQRb24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTJ6WyHKe-0  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enx4lAkB9GQ 

who would miss what if fazle abed had never existed? how what what did he connect women educators invsetors with?

It took me 16 trips to bangladesh to learn that sustainability of all our kids will depend on adults improving on 5 collaborations at the same time- awkard!! ... but when some of wall streets top people only talk about connecting ESG - Abed spent 50 years connecting collaborations on S = health*education*food security times EG of Finance & designing collaborations valuing 100000 person lives matter communities ! more at teachforsdgs.com Over 50 years Abed validated an unquenchable belief no matter what change comes next women can make 100000 person communities resilient if anyone can.. AND GIRL POWER- did he find partners and platforms to value change like no other entrepreneur in 75 years of my family's reporting:   30 years ago i started publishing leadership chartering with Economist Intel Unit- in search of purpose ask who in world would miss what if xxx had not existe?; once you have made a list of who's and whats - how do you keep mediating the different trusts as win-wins instead of one side taking more and more until the purpose is no longer exponentially sustainable  - for me it took 13 years elapsed time and 16 visits to bangladesh to understand how abed achieved something nobody else ever has and perhaps never will -you may be looking for WRJ who shares very different gifts in advancing human lot but the how of empowering a billion women is unique in scaling life critical last mile service capacity ...

We vote for Fazle Abed as the greatest Jobs Creator of living memory and dedicate The Games of WRJ to him - if you have a nomination of a greater jobs creator the younger half of the world need to be educationally connected to achieve their goal as world's first sustainability generation - please mail us chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk www.WorldRecordJobs.com  invites you to play one of sustainability’s most urgent games the younger half of the world can play. Make a pack of cards with some names you choose from WRJ and others you and your peers have learnt most from. Get someone to name a social or environmental challenge that many communities need to solve. If you could tap the knowledge of relevant WRJ could a local enterprise be franchised to resolve the challenge making enough money to sustain the local producers. What is stopping this from happening? Is there nobody in local governments, media or local colleges wanting to help? Is there a lack of trained people? Is there no collaboration virtual community where you can find people who can help and perhaps swap some expertise they want? Fazle Abed spent 50 years of his life playing this beautiful game. Roughly speaking the number of people he employed to help communities implement these franchises doubled every two years or so -over 100000 when he left earth age 83 in December 2019. The number of people he reached – over half of the women of Bangladesh (over 50 million). The game also became well known in China (20% of the world’s people) though less well known amongst another quarter of the world’s people on the continent of Asia who had been ruled directly by the British Empire. Why not? (Its complicated how professions have so far designed globalization non-sustainable – see my father’s working life at The Economist tried to ask why not – see eg teachforsdgs.com ) The partnerships Abed formed became the world’s largest non government network. Amazingly, the first 25 years he played this game the communities he was designing solutions for had no access to electricity -everything had to be leant person to person. Then in his second 25 years he started finding partners that could bring mobile and solar technology. Some of the digital solutions everyone linkedin to abed are the world’s most popular – including www.bkash.com the world’s largest cashless bank in terms of customers. We have tried to include as many unique connectors that helped Abed in our profiles at WRJ and at a blob we call www.abedmooc.com. But this sort of resource -and indee4d the transformed purpose of education- needs to support the greatest collaboration games of all time until the younger half of the world are the sustainability generation. This is urgent. At minimum everyone who teaches any age group needs to be helping youth play some sort of collaboration game like this by 2030 if we understand the reason why nations united to declare 2030’s timeline.

 Game of World Record Jobs 15

This is the 15th and probably the last start of the college/schools year that my family issues a pack of 52 players cards (plus a few jokers)

This is an entrepreneurial learning game- by which my father Economist journlaist Norman meant a game that aims to identify broken top-dpwn systems and empower people to build something maped around far deeper lpocal data. The game is dedicvated to von neumann (card 1) who in 1951 at a meeting in Princeton briefed my father on the greatest scoop a journalist could ever expect to land. Asl=k peopel what to do with 100 times more tech per decade?

 Neumann's game was influenced by 2 other mathematicians - Turing and Einstein. Don't worry this isnt a numbers game other than papttern rukes that mathematicians see. For example einstein's math includes a branch clled chaos theory. Man can never analyses data at a miccro but globaly connected level as nature. If you have heard a mathematician say that how a butterfly in the amazon flaps it wondgs may wave some consequence on another side of teh worlkd you are in - I really dislinke that metaphor. I would much prefer you started with if you let a pandeic escape you may never put it back in the jar.

This is the most exciting year to play the gane if you are teacher, aprent, stident. Whatrs at stake is whether younger half of teh world will be first sustainability generation or first extinction generation. Let's log Turing's one piece of advice before we celebarte educators. Turing proved (recursion) that there some things human brains will always be betetr at than Artificial Intel. Most defintely I would want well tuned AI on my side to prevent pamdemics because only AI can accept real time data streaming in from ever coordinatre on the planet and make an instantabeous government decision. But for example I would never want AI to advise presidents on the nuclear button chalenge. SAt anyone time that depends on a max of 10 human teams- the psychiligies between them. Thats not an I game. But most of wjhat we mediate on webs is a game we should wnat AIforgood to help us with. This brings us to one of the biggest changes in 2022's game back - while Guterres has been in the pack since his election in Un leader in 2017. This time round we introduce the 9 piece transformation game of UN2.0 and ask oif every teacher, parent, child might have a clue to share with Guterres. In other words if we are to unite peopels and nations in time for youth to be the suatinability generation every sourec of clue may be equally impportant- that's the oppsoite of the top-down world that some politicins still believe their bransd are smarter than all of us to mediate.

. Nobody ever sees a perfect pack of cards because no 2 people life and family histories (urgency priortities of what communities around you need to fix) are the same. It might take as many as 12 recursions of the game before you and I agreed we have as good a pack as our interactions are going to agree on. Usually we haven't played that many times because somewhere along the space its turned out that one of the sudtainbilirtty development goals matters so much more deeply in terms of local data to you than I will ever get to mediate as I play the game potentially thosands of times.

For example the first time we issued pack 1 aug 2008, I had been round the world with muhammad yunus and his book launch. I had called in to his dhaka headqaretrs the week the nobel judges opended a museum to muhammad yunus. It was the yunus olympics so to speak- pretty much evryone of his 52 biggest supporters was represented. My family paid for 3 young journalists to go do 2 minute interviews wiath all of Yunus main directors. We printed 10000 dvds of these short interviews and haded them out to college and other stdients at the same time as we piooted the first pack of WRJ cards. Next summer I was bacj in Dhaka doing something else. What would be a perfcet birthady party - Yunus 69th. As a surprise guest I brought the bbc's number 2 green braidcatser paul rise who also extended greetings from prince charles, the royal geographical society and eg the great and the good london families who organsied charles www.shden.org localk ebery awards. But I also did something that I had been told westerners dont do. I invited 2 directors from Fazle Abed's education netwirk brac - the director of corporate branding as she was then, and the founder of brac city bank. This time a larger group of young journalists accomanied me. They were suprsied how icy the 2 bour birthday party was. Had I really offended yunus by inviting brac directors. I later found out that yunus had received a realy nasty birthday president. Bangaldesh's prime minsiter had sent him a birthdya card - by law you are now too old to run a bank. It will be foirfeited from you, which over the next year it was.

neumann

 great news to start the year - we now have neumann squared & squared - my family's 20 year long dialogues of why isnt every teacher maximising neumann generation have been joined by Japanese dialogues and by the new neumann bio

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#blacktoo thurgood marshall

 Every english speaking youth of sustainability generation needs a black american heroine (eg simone biles) or hero (eg late greast5kobe bryant)  - who's yours? Its a close race but mine among americans (second medgar evers )  is thurgood marshall

first black supreme court justice

grew up in community funded by the first 3 black women to app the 13th amendment - they were thrown off baltimore cruise line for having wring skin; they sued and got some money with which they built the baltimore community that nurtured thurgood and caused pope francis to invite 2010s faith leaders of all skin colors to the vatican

 There are human systems people such as Gandhi , Einstein, and Von Neumann that I would prefer no 5th grade teacher was employed without being aware of their importance to human sustainability. The urgency of this requirement translates into a basic literacy /common sense level of humanity that the 2020s needs. Whilst this is only a preference when it comes to national politicians (or the world's most powerful coders) the evidence is in : we are heading to extinction if such powerful people do not know the truths which were available at Von Neumann's death in 1957, appear to have been understood by President Kennedy but not valued wholly or truly by any US OR EU president since 1963.

Happy Safe 2022 to every mom, dad, child on mother earth, chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk -always here to discuss how to change education - a genre we have called 2025report.com since 1984 when we applied the first 140 years of notes from The Economist to the survey of whether an opposite alternative to Orwell's Big Brother end game would be possible for the millennial generation

teachforsdgs.com 2025report.com links include

 von neumann biography in english and japanese:

sia Rising Surveys

• 1962 Consider Japan: 1967 Japan Rising part 2.1
  • 7 May 1977 survey of Two Billion People- Asia
  • 1975 Asian Pacific Century 1975-2075 1977 survey China

• The Economist.  Can we help peoples of Russia 1963..

  The Economist. what do Latin Americans need  1965.   The Economist. Saturday, has washington dc lost happiness for ever? 1969.

Entrepreneurial Revolution -would endgame of one 40-year generations of applying Industrial Revolution 3,4 lead to sustainability of extinction

1972's Next 40 Years ;1976's Coming Entrepreneurial Revolution; 12 week leaders debate 1982's We're All Intrapreneurial Now

• What will human race produce in 20th C Q4? - Jan 1975

• (1984 book 2025 vreport on net generation 3 billion job creation) ...translated in different languages to 1993's Sweden's new vikings
• 1991 Survey looking forward to The End of Politicians
• 1995 oxford union debate - why political systems look ever less likely to adapt ahead of time to sustainability changes millennials will encounter

Having been thrown out of the usa where about 4% of humans lived, the british empire went on to impact half of human beings directly ruling via colonizing a quarter and having caused another quarter of humans: the chinese (1860 opium war) to close down from world trade in preference to accepting opium as a currency- thus the question where & how did peoples successfully free their lives and livelihoods from the 1% of Brits or London's capitalist system probably matters to the sustainability of all of us

Look around at the great expectations when the UN and multilateral orgs were birthed at the end of world war 2, and it would seem the outstanding successes of freedom are a handful of Asian superports - hong kong singpapre more recently Emirates such as qatar and Dubai

IF 2022 IS TO BE THE YEAR WE TURN SUSTAINABILITY'S CORNER AND VALUE ALL OUR CHILDREN THEN WHY NOT LEARN FROM

Qatar's first lady Sheikha Moza (also top 15 un sdg advocate UN's first hub of 40 nations concerned with refugee education)

ideas : design womens university campus - attached to the nations world class conference centre; become the WISE summit epicentre of the nobels of education starting 10 years ago (& twinned with her WISH summits on health) with:

 Fazle Abed whose education reach empowered 1 billion girls

 and dec 2021 celebrating Wendy Kopp's collaboration of 60 nations graduates before they invest their lives in teaching

How would these 3 world champions of our next generation live up to 3 of the world's greatest exploers of machines and education

Charles Yidan made his billions as cofounder of China's larget tech company tencent; we first encountered his new life at Wise Beijing 2016; Charles Yidan Preize is designing the most exciting collaboration of who helps world class educators> This is a testimony to his illietrate grand mother who nonetheless nurtured Charles dad to be the first college student of the thriving space now known as Guandong 

Von Neumann (transparecy note dad was his biographer) more than any one single gravity, alumni of neumann have been multiplying 100 times more tech every decade since 1955 (later 1965 known as moores law, and branded as silicon valley from 1972)

Adam Smith who celebrated 2 scoops out of Glasgow in mid 1700s- being the last writer on markets of teh age before machines and the first writer after. It is relevant to know that Smith was driuven to clarify what systems interact around mother earth- before he classified markets as such a system he had begun with natural resources and health as 2 systems he saw as natura; he conceieved education and cultyres as man made systems; in this context he defined transparency of markets as a fifth expoential opportunity and threat.

It is simply not possible to deeply learbn about the english speaking world without digesting Smith's observations- for example he was clear of a cancer emmbedded in oxford as lead in higher education - its not designed to value youty rarther for the conveneinces of top professosrts and london vested interest bureaucrats

To understand all 6 of the gamesplayes possible imacts on 2020s as youth's last chnace of being first Sustainability Generation - help us file more learnings from these 6 educatirs and hi tech influencers as the 2020s is also when Industrial Revolution 4 takes over from IR3,2, 1 in the holonic sense that human and articifial intel futures are now inseparable and about to determine whether we make a last exit from extinction

WRJ COLLAB survey - can 7.5 billion brains still prevent extinction? who's engineers who can?

 My scottish friends favorite subject -what good "human advancement" apps can engineers make next? - we have had longer (from 1758) to debate this thanks to first engineer James Watt and first logical searcher of value exchanges adam smith -others in scot's top 5 bell (telephone), Wilson (founded Economist to assist Queen Victoria explore Commonwealth of humanity), Fazle Abed who journeyed from East Pakistan as a teen to graduate in about 200th class of Adam Smith moral sentiments; became shell oil's leading young Asian engineer in 1960s then dedicated rest of his life 50 years to empowering a billion women to network ending extreme poverty

 -the picture shows the partnerships that a billion women thanked Abed (all his partners, students, education co-workers and village business entrepreneurs) most for co-creating and in the case of 6 X-collaborations Abed recommended sustainability generation complete in 2020s. RSVP chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk with your nations or networks top 5 votes

Discard SP500 there is only one SP Jobs

Wall  Street's SP500 boasts over 40 trillion dollars capital but was extinction purpose Steve Job' life sough - we don't think so but make your own mind up: here are some world of jobs starters for 10 

Has US 2020s learnt as needs be from 115 Steve Jobs 1990?

only a miracle can save us know xglasgow.com

Fall 2020: Humans' stakes rose with UN report expecting rise of 2.7 degree Celsius. Our planet already warmed by over one degree Celsius. In 2015, world leaders agreed to limit that rise to 1.5 degrees.at bidenuni.com -Oxford twitters start 10 day debate across 2020s Britain's not so emerald isles : can 96% of humans trust 4% who are American with last exit from extinction - coming soon live updates from www.ecop26.com glasgow 2021, egypt 22 uae 23 rsvp Economistpoor.com DC chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

lee kuan yew

LKY fathered the new nation of Singapore. He was driven by one question- how to create jobs, jobs, jobs. He demanded job creation from economic advisers, from fellow public servants and educators, and of the service culture that propels singapore forward in a region where lifelong learning is demanded by everyone

In Entrepreneurial Revolution view mediated at The Economist (1843 to world wie web 1989)  democracy as a goal isn't all its made up to be except where public servants strive as relentlessly as LKY to develop jobs jobs jobs

Where do you go to hear what worlds most powerful leaders diversely brainstorm with artifcial intel - see eg our diaries at davosagenda.com and unsinagpore.com as well as any latest searches of Geneva's connection telecoms ai and digital world - see ITU AI and Digital www

Wanted Graduate Collabs to Sustain life with Glasgow U's Engineering Fans of Humanity Abed, Watt, Smith

ABEDMOOC.com in search of billion family's happiest collaborations

chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk writes Dec 2021: 14 year ago friends of dad The Economist's Norman Macrae first invited us to come to Dhaka and womens villages to learn about human development out of Bangladesh - after 15 visits we suggest that any student or action networker of sustainability needs to join in with Sir Fazle Abed's 50 years of celebrating billion poorest women as being the deepest gravitational force for sustainability as a human intelligence - cases journalised with dozen of graduate journalists can be viewed at eg abedmooc.com abedplay.com  alibrac.com fazleabed.com abeduni.com economistwomen.com -as we have argued for 60 years mainly in The Economist and at 2025report.com von neumann gift of 100 times more tech per decade from 1955 needed grounding through every community in opposite systems to top down corporate and gov - without collaborations of 1billiongirls.com data applied by artificial intel will not learn deep enough to resolve sustainability crises - covid, climate , big capitalism's devaluation of next generations...

through 15 years of travels to Bangladesh:  thanks to conversations with fazle abed we went from harvard's oral history to cataloguing every sort of sdg COLLAB networks by and for the poorest village women instead of by and for the richest white men who first exploited carbon machines - our alternative store of case studies is at www.abedmooc.com - some linkedin tour guides start at www.economistpoor.com ABED NUMBER 1 LAUREATE OF THE ECONOMIST's ENTREPRENEURIAL REVOLUTION From last days as a teenager navigating planes allied bomber command world war out of modern day myanmar, my father, Norman Macrae of The Economist, reported entrepreneurs concerned with uniting east and west (south and north) (future & history) in designing world good enough to be born into anywhere; we'd heard a rumor that a billion poorest asian village women all linkedin same partners solutions to end poverty: dad hosted his last public birthday party royal auto club 2008 to clarify that rumor; 13 years later thanks to 20 young Asian journalists and Abed's family/friends, we have come up with abedmooc.com ebrac.com abeduni.com alibrac.com - we hope you find the greatest entrepreneurial revolutions and tell us what we haven't yet linked in - chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk- thanks Abed Bhai- Glasgow University's top 3 fans of engineers can sustain the world: Abed; Watt;Smith

it took my 7th tour of boston colleges to visit Tufts

-mit (kendall statIon)  offers my american favorite square mile walking tour into the future;

 harvard, i have some times had to visit to understand the terrible mathematical mess when short-term tangible accounting rules business leaders minds but tufts? 

conversely tufts is  about 20 minutes walk from the metro, and i had chosen one of those days when snow had just fallen- but it turns out that if you want culturally grounded diplomats, or students with the confidence to engage communities  as actively as professors,  or as honest tv journalists as 21st c usa is capable of developing 

-and then there are extraordinary alumni like reeta roy -now admittedly i have come across her work from quite a narrow lens; i have been searching and searching for the top 10 all time partners of my number 1 hero the late great sir fazle abed- and while billionnaires like gates and soros are in the top 10 as are fellow last mile health servants like jim kim, roy arguably manages more bang for the buck in coalition projects with brac than others in the top 10- let's see if you agree  - tufts talloires is also a partners of soros osun and the legacy of fazle abed to unite 50 university's sdg alumni

her coalition is linking mastercard  foundation and canadian networks to sir fazle abed brac solution for girls livelihoods - and has become the lead cases benchmarking  adolescent girls jobs hubs out of uganda and africa...

remembering A Giant

Reeta Roy

21 December 2019

When I met Sir Fazle Abed more than a decade ago, I sensed I was in the presence of a giant.  He is the founder of BRAC, one of the world’s largest non-governmental organizations, which has touched the lives of 125 million people.

Abed Bhai, as I addressed him, presented that unique and rare combination of qualities possessed by great leaders. Vision. Wisdom. Boldness. Grit. Empathy.  Humility.  He has been a lion of courage throughout his life — from the time he returned to Bangladesh in 1971 to rebuild the country after independence until the moment he faced a terminal illness.

In 2008, he invited me to visit BRAC.  My trip to Bangladesh was more than a first-hand  education about how an organization changes the lives of millions of people and contributes to the economy of a country.  It was also a journey to reconnect with my heritage.  Abed Bhai had arranged for me to visit Lahunda, the village of my paternal great grandparents and grandparents where BRAC had a microfinance program.  Listening to the village women speak with such dignity about their lives left a deep impression on me.

Learning from BRAC and from rural communities in Uganda over the years influenced my views about how the Mastercard Foundation could create positive change in people’s lives.  Working with Abed Bhai was akin to taking a master class on how to scale efforts to serve millions of people, yet keep in mind the dignity of each human being. One of his lessons was about imagining possibilities. For example, where some people may look past an empty field lying fallow by the road, he would see fertile land producing multiple harvests to feed hundreds of thousands of people.

Abed Bhai never encountered a challenge he didn’t like.  He would observe, listen and size a situation, and envision how it could be improved.  Then, he would get to work.  Abed and BRAC were resolute about achieving and quantifying results. They are deeply disciplined when it comes to setting targets and tracking progress.

His enormous drive and determination to improve the human condition were also matched by his kindness, wit and humor. He loved to tell stories and to listen to people’s stories.  These personal traits endeared him to many.

Not surprisingly, Abed Bhai faced his illness with his characteristic wisdom, pragmatism, and courage.  Once again, he took charge about how he intended to live his life with the time he had.  The lessons that he imparted will continue on in BRAC and other leaders he influenced.  As I reflect on his life and influence on mine, I am grateful to have been in the presence of a giant.

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Nov 27, 2008 - ... declaró la presidente y CEO de la fundación, Reeta Roy. ... de largo aliento en África”, señaló Fazle Abed, fundador y presidente de BRAC.

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WISE • DOHA - NOVEMBER 1 - 3 2011 Abed, Fazle Hasan, Founder and ... in Development > Day: Tuesday November 1, 2011 Reeta Roy is President and ...

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Mar 9, 2018 - CRM 168/2015 FAZLE HAQUE ALIAS APPLE HAQUE Vs SUJATA DAS ... CRR 3183/2014 REETA ROY CHOWDHURY Vs RADHA MOHAN ...