5th grade review-episode 1

By 1945 two world wars demonsrated it was way past time to go beyond the mercantile and industrial eras of 1500-1945- while these had helped develop about a fifth of humans particularly in the G8 empires they had poverty trapped most of the human race - asians on their subcontinent, as well as peoples at the middle east landbridge to the 3 continents of the old world; africans...

what happened next merits the curiosity of every child and teacher

americans invented 4 extraordinary technologies but didnt apply the 2 most urgently useful ones - better engineering DEMING, and food secure local agriculture BORLAUG- instead the japanese were trained in these knowhow networks and the good news they started sharing their win-wins across the far east island down to singapore and over to the nearest part of the continent south korea -read surveys in The Economist tracking this from 1962

the other two technologies: space and satellites, digital computing were indeed continuing foci of americans but not we would argue in all the happiest ways anticipated by the father of programable computing von neumann (see our biography) who had died of cancer, or the america's presidential leader of 10000 youth can achieve a great goal like land on the moon : kennedy who was assassinated

5th Grade Review :20.1 Brilliant the most important contributions to the world a rookie doctor can make
 20.2 Deming oders of magnitude higer quality engineering can invent what?
 20.3 Borlaug  what innovation in agriculture could end a billion people from starvation
20.4 Von Neumann father of programable computing 20,5 Moore his alumni commit to developing 100 times more analytic power every decade to 2020- that will be a trillion times moore than was needed to get to the moon 
20.6 Kennedy committed about 10000 young americans to one goal- win the moon race as a first giant leap into space/satellite age implemented by the russoan korolev and first imagined by science fiction writer a c clarke 20,7 Korolev 20.8 Clarke
 20.9 Keynes see last chapter of general theory to understand who rules over the future possibilities of a places next generation -and why system designers should take hippocratic oath to make their overarching goal : ending poverty
20.10 Einstein 20.11 Gandhi 20.12 Montessori 20.13 Bell 20.14 Edison 20.15 Ford 20.16 Boeing 20.17 Bard Will Shakespeare 20.18 David Attenborough 20.19 J Ma 20.20 Akio Morita 20.21 Royal Families of Japan UK and Netherlands 20.22 Fazle Abed BRAC U 20.23 Unknown Barefoot Nurse 20.24 James Grant 20.25 Gates 20.26 MIT- Quadir family 20.27 Bard College : Botstein 20.28 Ban Ki-Moon 20.29 OSUN: George Soros 20.30 Craig Barrett . episode 3 -31 Schwarzman,,

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WHERE COULD CURIOUS YOUTH VALUE GLOBAL HEALTH NEXT?   years ago on my first trip ti beijing hosting student exchanges a young chinese graduate asked me this question

I started with Larry Brilliant whose story shows what happened back in the 1960s when americans did not require health students to live a life of escaping from debt -

What might just happen  today if a 22 year old Chinese lady rehearses health and community last mile service models across Open Space networks? Can young women4empowerment marry together such billion-peoples joys as the Franciscan and Confucian ways  with the Farmer and Kim Priorities for health and social-economic development?

Marsellan Zara	2	Ystartup Health10	Zara Marselian built La Maestra - America's benchmark community health and jobs networks for poorest latino immigrants from age 13 .. she is now inspiring conscious capitalism networks and open space hubs to empower youth to regenerate inner city communities
Farmer Paul	2	Health10 Ystartup	Paul built the most responsible professional student exchanges, and with Jim Kim Preferential Option Poor model -  from age 23
aravind	2	Health10 micro-franchise	Aravind is designed as clearest example of  microfranchise by indian founder with support from Larry Brilliant. Its goal: end unneccessary blindeness.  cf benchmark oral rehydration the focus of the young village mothers action network which went on to develop the 100+ million nation of Bangladesh as we will see in later chapters
Vertes Eva	2	Health10 YS	Started world class alumni network of cancer innovation age 11- the most memorable of al TED speakers in my opinion, and asked by Amazon's founder to help form a youth council of TED
/ YPchronic	2	Health10 YS	Benchmark student built POP network challenging bad parts of medical chain as well as vested interests in obesity and unhealthy addictions and big pharma's maximisation of cost of drugs instead of life saving
Love	2	Health10	key to movement through which PIH lowered costs  hiv virals and so helped contain AIDS virus particularly across Africa
Komesaroff Paul	2	Health10 YS	Professor medicine monash who is Australia's largest youth abroad connector - also medical peacemaker after disaster; also searcher for alternative medicines and wellbeing
Orekjunrin Ola	2	Health YS	Nigeria Flying doctor started up age 24 who also taught MIT entrepreneur instructors a pro-youth viral marketing idea or two

einstein + keynes smith watt gandhi attenbough

lets share "systems stories" between maths genii, economists, first engineer  james watt, peace leaders and one of british broadcastings greatest mediator on behalf of species survival

an intriguing starting place is einstein's letters to gandhi: 

why did Einstein say one day sustainability will depend on leaders like gandhi being the norm 

why did einstein worry about whether americans would get addicted to ruling over wars instead of through peace 1

most people agree that glasgow university's james watt and adam smith started up the age of humans and machines - which became the industrial revolution through which some peoples livelihoods changed from agriculture to the race to be in one of the world's most exciting cities ( actually this process was slow and uneven- by the end of world war 2 most people still had no access to electricity grids, and this applied to the largest ethnicity Asians two thirds of the world who had been mostly colonised as a consequence of the 7 white empires - directly brits french and indirectly russians germans, canadians, americans; Japan was the one Asian of the industrial era to become a coloniser - an ideology that it hadn't thought of  until being woken up an American navy in the 1850s)

more recently people have been classifying life in the 21st century as being determined by the 4th industrial revolution - one in which the analytic power of machines connects real time operational platforms- what previously was manually governed or driven may be left to machines to control

there is no doubt that this is on the verge of happening due to 100 fold increase in tech power per decade delivered since the moon race decade by alumni of gordon moore located in the wondrous tip of silicon valley and stanford university- however macines depend on what data they train or- will we humanise ai equitably as if all lives matter; that is not what has happened during the first three industrial revolutions even though adam smith wrote as clearly as anyone ever has demanding machine ower for all

in smith's day machine power ir1 was literally about more physical power than horse and man

we believe that the next different use of machines  was telecommunications also firsted by a scot but us immigrant alexander graham bell : the telephone - and supplemented by another scot j logey baird televsion - of course all sorts of media and transmission spaces have evolved- satellite telecommunications death of the cost of distance as a primary geo variable for sharing life critical knowhow has seemed to us as yet the biggest value multiplier of the space race

most people would agree that 12 years of extraordinary wirk by hungaran american mathematican von neumann innovated the biggest and fastest industrial revolutions of all - delivering arguably 100 times moore tech power every decade as von neumann's legacy- for those who choose to call these 3rd and 4th industrial revolutions: we suggest ir3- the age when human computing tools went beyond slide ruler and paper reporting to computing and digital reporting changing every kind of job in the process; to which industrial revolution 4 adds those platforms whose real time operation we turn over to artiicial intel;

so in 2020 - 260 years on - the era of machines and humans is sping so fast that when the world's meets in glagow cop26 risk exponentials - eg covid, climate, all livesmatter AI- have become as sustainability urgent as innovation opportunities

there are 2 things about einstein every maths teacher should know how to storytell wherever she teaches - they explain who determines the future-

 fortunately most kids/teachers/parents/communities only need to know the stories not the detailed maths unless a kid wants to be one of the top 10 "systems" mathematicians to save their generation - not something that will necessarily make you much money , and probably something which needs flow training from age 6 - what worlds greatest musicians, artists, sportstars and maths people share in common is lifetime of focused practice starting pre-school, -the exact opposite of standard examination inside classrooms

einstein 1 - whether male scientists say their silo of science has nothing more to innovate- they mean until or unless maths and modeling is done at a more detailed level of dynamic interaction than they have approximated - read gordon brown story - sadly covid19 works at scale about one thousandth of a pinch of salt - 

einstein 2 written in 1930s- as tech accelerates, one day within next 80 years the only nation leaders worth trusting will have long-term values like gandhi- sustainability of species as well as nations involves long-term intergenerational depth of consistency and love of peoples not quarterly political churning nor its monetisation - see letters between einstein/gandhi

KSW – Keynes Smith Watt

This is a summary of the final chapter of Keynes General Theory of Employment Money and Interest         

Increasingly only the handful of economists whose rules get embedded in nations’ justice systems rule the world. They exponentially lock in what every places’ children will be able to do with their generation

    

Keynes also presented a conclusion and a recommendation

Therefore Economists will pose the greatest risk to the parental desire of bringing up children to innovate happier freer futures than our generation  UNLESS the profession of Economist takes the Hippocratic oath to design systems  around the core goal of ending poverty- by which is meant every place or space is thriving and diverse so that wherever the next girl or boy is born, she has a good chance at a happy, free  and productive life

     

Keynes was writing out of Cambridge University between the two world wars. He left his inheritance to form the Cambridge Arts Theatre.  Artistic participation is one limitless and collaborative way to value thriving community. As Brits may know some of their truest tv journalists graduated from Cambridge Arts including David Frost who chased down Nixon and Michael Palin who progressed from Monty Python  satire to global   cultural belt roads (eg full circle that goes south from the arctic to the Antarctic and back up to Russia again where Michael sings a ballad with soviet navy in Vladivostok the Asian city nearest to where the Bering St separates Russia and America by 50 odd miles. Palin also chaired the Royal Geographic Society at the time both Prince Charles and the Attenborough convinced Aunty (BBC) to stop being censored by politicians and start telling climate crisis reality- a great purpose for world service and the Queens English and as a commonwealth force multiplier

Keynes like his contemporary Einstein was aware that connectivity technologies would make the world a very small place. In fact, his main lesson to the last class he taught returning from world war 2 – was new technologies were accelerating so fast that peace would depend on new world trade mapping how post industrial economics and healthy societies go beyond mercantile colonial and industrial. And there is Einstein’s most creative lesson for our human race can be stated thus: whenever man’s sciences says there is nothing more to innovate, the old scientific expert means that no more can be discovered until mapping a system at a more micro level of dynamics than had previously been imagined possible. Today we could urgently live up to Keynes and Einstein by declaring microeconomists value sustaining humanity and invite tech wizards to humanise Machine Intelligence and transparently map big data small so that 5G links in every community from the ground up. Beam me up Scotty as one starships crew used to celebrate

Further Reference – we invite economist tech wizards and parents to consider whether 2020s sustainability economics can be the 7^th and most wondrous economics of all by integrating the trading maps of the industrial economies of pound and dollar with the 4 new tech economies of

1.       space/satellite/mobile,

2.       von neumann and moores trillion times more analytic power (100 fold decade 5G 2020s 0G 1970s)

3.       demings zero defects engineers and supercity infrastructures,

4.       rural keynesianism global villages.

5.       The Economist between 1962 and 1992 (free downloads normanmacrae.net ) mediated explorations between American and Asia of this knowledge-age race with the hope that Franciscan American and Gandhian African could also linkin  servant leaders in a project codenamed Entrepreneurial Revolution in 1976, which was also translated into Roman by a young Romano Prodi. Earlier 1955 The Economist had fielded the only journalist at Messina’s conception of the EYU (1955) -unfortunately what the Italian triangularisation of free trade with Germany and France had hoped for -joy of trade across med sea and at the western end or marco polos silk road) was decimated by the common  agricultural policy and the way the founding 6 soon reverted to the same Norther Bureaucratics that had colonized the old world leaving more than half of human beings on the continent of Asia with no access to electricity grids even as the west 1960s moon race was completed.

Smith Watt Alumni Year 260

If you find it hard to find an economist today who is designing the future your friends and families would like to spend their lived on we recommend rewinding to Adam Smith Glasgow U 1760s

Smith was fortunate to be at a unique crossroads in time and space

His alumni Watt was inventing engines ie starting up industrial revolution

Scotland had just failed as a nation and was being colonized by London. Smith was hoping for an opposite to what happened next – London thinned Scotland of people valuing sheep aa quarterly more valuable than people. The consequence more than half of Scots emigrated to America and around the 7 seas- becoming one of the first Diaspora Nation

Like eg Newton before him Smith was living at a time when intellectuals were expected to compose systems from being at the exploratory edge of various valuable/enlightening journeys across generations

Smith had a lot to say on English higher education being hopeless

He had enthusiastically explored the evolution of cultures and languages – interestingly our biography of Von Neumann shows this was the father of computer codings final bridge to humanizing machine intel

Smith work on moral sentiments asked how would make markets transparent enough for humans to continues to be nature smartest species

AND Smith had his unique pitch on world trade. He noted that the burden on the pound economy to build a worldwide empire would become too big. Logically smith argued: stop trying to colonise america, celebrate free trade with them. And once they become bigger celebrate the dollar economy out of Phillidelphia as next world free trade mapping  capital united by the English language. Even when the  Brits had not been . Even as 1776 showed Brits had not been innovative enough to value Smithsonian free trade he was confident his reasoning would need to make a come back

We would advise people not to write off Smith as a mere dreamer. He raised very detailed questions if ones that would need a lot of conflict resolution. In Glasgow University you can find a paper on the subject: A Question the dollar economy raises is how will reparations be made to slave owners. If the majority of the economy of America South revolves round the operational system of slave labour – how will that leap be made. Smith knew that the true morality of advancing human rights does not come  cheap. It takes a lot of work and a higher level of collaboration trust than competition alone. To go beyond any system trap one has to dare mediate reconciliation proactively however inconvenient that truth is to the old way of doing vested interest politicking

Further Reference from the emergence of rural keynesianism around borlaugs rice science and barefoot village doctors, arounfd1970 womens empowerment movements started scaling across the continent of Asia – East from Japan to Korea and China. South out of Bangladesh. The Chinese soon benefited from inward investment by China Diaspora of deming-inspired infrastructures, but as world poorest new nation of 1971  Bangladesh offers the purest 50 year development action-learning curricula of micro-everything (community resilience, goal 2 food security, goal 3 community health service, goal 4 livelihood education, goal 5 end underclasses be these sexual , faith-based, skin-coloured, language-based, 6 locally sanitise and value clean water flows).

http://worldcitizen.tv/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/jsbpapertwo.docx

It turns out that just as a teenage Gandhi had gone to study Bar of London law, a teenage Bangladeshi (Fazleabed.com) went to Glasgow to celebrate th200 year of Smith and Watt. He then trained as a Chartered Accountant for Royal Dutch Shell Oil becoming that multinational’s regional ceo for his homeland before disaster struck 1970 in the form of a local cyclone killing 1 million people all around him. From that life changing moment on he spent his life linking in the number 1 ngo economy of ending poverty from the very poorest up. In 2010 To celebrate the 40^th year of Bangladesh women empowerment Adam Smith scholars launched a journal of new economics. The bookmark above is the paper on Adam Smith I most use . There’s much more to learn than I am capable of mapping, especially as the new technologies help bangladesh women leapfrog round the most exciting university partnership od sdgs BRAC U 2.0/OSUN partners and the deepest pursuit of digital banking for the poorest BKash partnership

Alumni of Smith Watt and Bangla women Empowerment invite you to celebrate year 260 of this microeconomics relay cop 26 Glasgow Nov 2020

fazle abed

here is a selection from our tribute web to www.fazleabed.com the greatest collaboration agent and servant leader of women ending poverty

Brand Chartering : Rural Keynes Goal 1 when women are life-long empowered to communally end poverty all other sustainability goal solutions network sequentially into a bottom-up economic system by and for the people :
BRAC: to be (scale with mothers of hundreds of millions of families) most trusted partnership in livelihood education and economic systems -across generations of mothers in regions that start with nothing due to cyclone or war 

do you have experiential curriculum to open source with sdg scholars or women end poverty communities- share notes with us at bracnet.ning- rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

For those who love educators who help children find their way in life, sir fazle's passing Dec 2019 was worst news  ever; 5:31NOW PLAYINGby converging his 32 billion dollars investments around youth can we help Soros make jan 2020 best news ever OSUN RISING 1 SOROS WEFORUM: Bard College NY  and CEU Vienna will form the core of  OSUN –Open Society University Networking Members of Bard’s existing undergraduate liberal arts network, including Al-Quds Bard College of Arts and Sciences, American University of Central Asia, Bard College Berlin, European Humanities University, and Fulbright University of Vietnam, will participate actively in OSUN programs, as will new partners including BRAC University in Bangladesh,  Ashesi University in Ghana Arizona State University, a leader in distance learning.  World class conductor and president of Bard Leon Botstein: "The ideals and goals of OSUN reflect key elements of Bard College’s unique educational programs and innovations developed over the past several decades, from its distinctive undergraduate liberal arts curriculum and its focused graduate programs to its international collaborations," wrote Bard College President Leon Botstein in a letter to the campus community. OSUN will provide substantial opportunities for Bard students and faculty to collaborate with other institutions globally through exchanges, network courses, civic engagement projects, and research. Botstein will serve as OSUN’s first chancellor concurrently with his duties as president of Bard College. Jonathan Becker, Bard’s executive vice president, will assume, alongside his current responsibilities, the role of OSUN’s vice chancellor. "OSUN is the most transformative initiative in higher education I have witnessed in my career," said President Botstein. "It promises robust and diverse partnerships extending critical inquiry, research, and scholarship on an international scale."

welcome to fans web fazleabed.com  aka universityofstars.com : to boldly celebrate mother earth including the next baby girl's opportuntity to grow:. To date sir fazle abed = greatest jobs creator of all time and linking all of the United Nations' 17 sustainabiliity orbits. What did he discover during his 83 years on earth that most girls had previously not been born free to see, do or learn? There are many tales of love and humility to study with Abed Bhai - to begin when a new nation of Bangladesh was born-5G 2020s..1G 1980s - after the excitement of 1960s moon race, the hard work on ground earth began. Abed chose the hardest place of all: bangladesh 2nd poorest of all time and many times more populous than the poorest nation (Burkino Faso) As humans developed 1970s, The Economist series on Post-Industrial and Entrepreneurial Revolution 1  2  3 searched for a future captalism. integrating rural keynesianism It was explained that big government economics and big corporate economics could not sustain the 21st C world where 4 billion under 30s would need 4 billion elders to invest and train then to innovate being the first sustainability generation. Rural Keynsianism pathway to developing a billion Asian people was celebrated in The Economist of 1977 China survey and debated in US Congress 1, 2  of 1978. The Economist 1960s Consider Japan series had noted the rise of win-win trade across the islands and peninsular from Tokyo to Singapore (ie the East Asian Coastal Belt that had lost out from 1860 when the British demanded that opium be accepted as a cuurency in exchnage for silks and spices. AMONG THE BEST NEWS OF THE$ FIRST HALF CENTURY OF MOORES LAW. We know now that Sir Fazle Abed in 50 years of relentless servant leadership of poorest village women has built the largest ngo economics model. Before Fazle Abed died 20 Dec 2019 he expressed his dream that partners would be found to make Brac University the free university girls empowering humanity to map the freedom and happiness of sustaining life and advancing the human lot all over mother earth. Check out who has and is helping sir fazle most: connect knowhow networks multiplying this most exciting human endeavor and please suggest who will be the next partners of Brac University   5:31NOW PLAYING ...Links to BRAC U MVP through BRAC's bkash lets change the course for billionsGates.. &   Jack Ma  :: Masa Son Yidan & Pony Ma MIT Quadirs Legatum Reeta Roy  Soros Jim Kim Ban-Ki Moon Sheikha Moza UK & Dutch Royal Families James Grant China barefoot medic networks Borlaug Paulo Freire Montessori Adam Smith & James Watt Glasgow U 1760s  8:41NOW PLAYING Sir Fazle Hasan Abed Up close and personal BRAC • 118K views2017

Links to BRAC U MVP Gates Masa Son & Jack Ma Yidan & Pony Ma MIT Quadirs Legatum Reeta Roy  Soros Jim Kim Ban-Ki Moon Sheikha Moza UK & Dutch Royal Families James Grant China barefoot medic networks Borlaug Paulo Freire Montessori Adam Smith & James Webb  Links to other world record jobs creators : Schwarzman, Bloomberg, Schwab, Ka-Shing Founder of Uniqlo, Fosun Group, Chen Janing, Yo Yo Ma,  JF Kennedy Gordon Moore Larry Brilliant Schwab Attenborough, Michael Palin, Deng,  Gandhi, Rhodes, Mandela , Nordica, Solberg, Ren Zengfei, Sergei Brin, Kai-Fu Lee, Elon Musk Jerry Yang, Tim Berners Lee, Ira Hefland, Harrison Owen, CK Prahalad, Tata, Nilekani & Kalam, Ray Andersen, Zue, Neville Williams, Joi Ito, Ron Garan, Ophelia Dahl, Jin & Jin, Queen Rania, Antonio Guterres Joi Ito Widodo Kagame

.more tecahers links yidan & fazle wise & fazle tfbangladesh.

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Youth Climate Mapping - where do you live- what youth need educators and economists, as welol as afamilies and communities-  to help most urgently with depends- examples rural villages of south asia, arctic circle, coastal desert bushfires (eg parts of australia and california's belt roads) , the 50 smallest island nations, the 2 biggest island empires at start of the 20th century, the biggest subconinental market of the 20th c- its one megacity, its hearlnad and its next 100 cities:... go to ban-ki moons dairies (after action review year 1 oct 2020)  at Global Climate Adaptability of help friends of brac University cataloguie some urgent explorations

"If we can get people to the Moon, we can end poverty at home"   t-friends 

lets co-blog how povertymuseums    1   2  3 - the ;pics: 

JK

 

To explore connections between educational economics of Adam Smith and Fazle Abed please vist EconomistScotland.com Final Honors: Nov 21 Knighthood Netherlands; Ban-ki Moon Brac U

There will probably never be a more valuable educational economist than Fazle Abed- help us explore how and why: searching FA & MA,J  & Japan  & Yidan 

b:G .IF YOUR PEOPLES HAVE A REMEMBRANCE BOOKMARK- eg Can1  messages THAT NEEDS  TOPLINING  oF WHAT FAZLE ABED SHARED WITH US PLEASE SEND IT TO chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk TEMPORARY SUB EDITOR OF FAZLEABED.COM 

 bracnet.ning.com ebrac.com   BBC World News# Nicholas Kristof pays tribute to Sir Fazle Hasan Abed  -Reeta Roy MCF <> diresctor of WHO