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WHY INDIA NEEDS TO LOVE CHINA NOW NOT ENGLISH SPEAKING CHIEFS -EconomistDiary selects june 2018 aiib mumbai , sco qingdao, september BRICS joburg
Mother Earth devised a cruel love quotient test for us humans, girls and boys, if she had placed Eurasia 10 degrees lower there would have been no northern empires, world wars, hitler or stalins;

the north costal belt would have been easy to navigate as happy as china's east coast is now, and british empire would never have decimate india's economy just because india blocked sialing routes to thttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/exponential-human-developments-most-exciting-questions-chris-macrae/?published=trading spice and silks with china...
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Every 5th grade teacher (newcaster and new media coder) in a G7 country should read Mahbubani's Can Asians Think- why has 500 years of world development been dominated by 7 narrow mindsets on human condition?
Breaking feb 2018- all or most of oxfam board to resign?..Our family and diaspora networks welcome you to Year 175 of Economistpoor.com and EconomistAsia.net where we try to map how to ansewr questions like these- rsvp isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com

  • What is Loveq and Empowering girls to lift up half the sky?
  • Why does happiness= all nations ending poverty?
  • How many different system failures cause poverty and be resolved by edutech and generations of elders investing in empowering youth to be the sustainability generation?

  • Understand 4 languages - mother tongue, chinese, english, coding for youth's livelihoods to end poverty and win-win round 17 sustainability goals by 2030. ECONOMICS EARLEST CASE STUDY:How does your nation's journey to end poverty "colonisation" & "carbonisation" compare with 300 years of Scots thanking women empowerment, since 1972 china & bangladesh, since 1960s Japan and Korea & china diaspora, since 1946-1860 India, since 1800 France 1 2. See world record jobs creators : Adam Smith, James Wilson ... Macron, Jinping, Sir Fazle Abed. Francis.

    Thursday, January 4, 2018

    below is a story -  of Sheikha Moza, Guterres and all unknown refugee girls story -  
    \ you could help amy with --- amy is making a chinese version but japanese and india versions cool too

    there is a problem with the this story which is the same as the problem harrison owen first introduced amy to 
    - conventional wisdom western people in power especially those in education will do everything they can to discredit anyone telling this story - 
    its a problem that is bringing us to the verge of insane wars- so we may say its quite important for young storytellers to know how to open space


     

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    BUT ALSO this remains why those who supported amy into spending 100000 $ a year studying at columbia arent just doubling 
    or nothing everything around her life but they better explain now what their plan was to open up columbia u 
    because its far away from playing fields i have spent my friends last 10 years exploring or which amy was helping me translate in 8 visits to beijing and one to her and mao's home spaces

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    E4 Sheikha Moza- Imagine all the people Part 1 (Lennon). 
    Through our Diaspora Scot and Indian family’s  20th diaries of observing entrepreneurs, 
    we have noted two opposite mindsets :

    Type 2 those who love imagineering with the peoples
    Type 1 those masters of administrating who despise such an exercise as not intellectual enough.

    Here is one of the 2 most imaginative exercises the half of the world under 30 who grew up with the www have helped me search. For those who know how to value a more imaginative type 2 exercise please share, for others you probably wont want to read this (but any errors in messengering are mine alone chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk )
    The last decade introduced me to a diary exercise way beyond any practical ability I’ll ever have. It starts up like this:


    What if 46 years ago you sat in the middle of absolute destruction in rural villages (just hit by a cyclone killing 1 million people in the 8th most populous nation brand new to the world but in tatters after a war of independence located at the eastern corridor of what century old maps had called the British Raj (transferred 1858 to governance by Queen Victoria from the East Indies company) 

    You looked around with no electricity and searched for solutions to community building that could be replicated by the world’s poorest mothers and their daughters. While mcdonalds and coke macrofranchised obesity, your first puzzle was trying to microfranchise enough local nutrition for infants to breathe more than 1000 days
    What if halfway through this search for sustainability (1996) some technologists (a mix of your own diaspora, MIT and Norwegian telecoms engineers, and an east European billionaire) said could mobile connectivity or microslar help any of your girls network more?

    And what if during the last quarter of your life’s work in addition to Chinese technologista a female leader came to you: my peoples sit in a desert next to a large oilwell- we wonder if our future could share our education challenges and your solutions.
    Enter Sheikha Moza stage left.

    So thinking words of girl empowerment wisdom LET IT BE.

     If you happened to be at the 7th wise education laureates summit in Qatar in November 2017, you could observe 2000 people linking in new AI ideas in education they could imagine around her highness sheikha moza joined by such special guests as 
    the first lady of turkey in her role of representing the largest new refugee camps, 
    the president of Ghana co-chair of the UN’s eminent people with his video of good cheer from Guterres in New York 
    and their first education laureate sir fazle abed- bangladesh’s origin of beaming up the value of village girls networks

    Now here’s the craziest imagination exercise of 2018-2020 which is also America’s era of deciding whether there media can find a world beyond trump or obama or bush or Clinton none of whom were voted for to sit down with the poorest girls oil wells had produced. 

    What sort of map of human interest might emerge if you could triangularise two other leadership circles thus:-
    3  people whose life has been surrounded by village and desert girls  now desperately seeking worldwide  sustainable youth and their teachers to collaborate communally and experiment with joyful livelihoods.
    2 The technologists of what can we do mobilizing 1000 times more connectivity in 2016 than 1946
    1 A club of 100 global2.0 leaders mapping what if the world biggest investment funds such as partners of new development banking and 21st C world trade routes for all need something completely different in terms of academic impacts. 

    That is  if grounding orbits around the sustainability goals is to be today's education reality for the generation under 30 who will need to be in corporate responsibility’s prime time of the investment world of 2030. What if for any globalization problem community mashed up with tech platforms and curious youth apps is the local startup solution.

    While we dare imagine; here’s the next invitation exercise of group 3 (eg sheikha moza, antonio guterres, sir fazle abed)  : how, where, when can our wise learning summits interact with technology summits like jack Ma’s or the chinese BAT (Baidu-Alibaba-Tencent)  or the american GAF (Google-Amazon-Facebook) and the 100 most trusted designers of new development banking (eg those mapping belt roads around Xi Jinping). How can we humanize ai in the classroom? How can big data small platform purposes of those 21st C markets that all the world's sustainability youth will be made or broken around.

    YouthGlobalAffairs.com - can you help with new york agency for global2.0 an...


    Help us with economistdiary.com so that every region of the world allows its teachers and youth to know this exercise may be crazy but its not stupid if sustainability is to be their generation’s game linking in every community on earth where children are born and not just space games of the decade that race to the moon but also let john lennon’s and yoko ono’s generation imagine

    ========================= for those who want desert too:
    here is a draft of singapore dean's view of where we are - wise 10000 networkers are linked primarily by 2 people sheikha moza, and stavros s who worked 10 years with this dean M before he was headhunted y qatar

     Stavros S
    Mahbubani M – next book: has west lost IT?
     
    Previous Books - Can Asians think ?   Beyond age of innocence; new asian hemisphere; the great convergence
     
    S: you and I have known each other for a decade I used to work at LeeKuanYew school for public policy – we have had several discussions about theme you are best known for :re-emergence of asia as cultural and geopolitical force in world particularly china and India
      please tell us: Your ideas on impact of this on education? Quick summary of your thesis:
     
    M: We are entering completely new era of world history – end of western domination of world history (nb that’s not the end of the west - in fact the world needs very strong western civilization)
    And return of asia (I call it return not the rise) BECAUSE from year 1 to 1820 the two largest economies in world were always India and china –the last 200 years Europe and north america took off – in that sense the last 200 years have been  a major aberration compared with 2 millennia
     
    Whats amazing is how fast this change is happening now!
    IF you want to understand the turbulence of the world today like the gales of  trump and or the immovable object of brexit  ...its all
    due to failure of western leaders to prepare their populations for tsi completely different era which is changing the lives of everyone around the planet
     
    S you say failure of leaders – is that a failure reflected in education systems
     
    M yes partially but it is firstly to do with a blindness in west which is why my next book is: has the west lost IT?
     
    I make the case when facing fundamental changes to structure ui the world, the west need to readjust and adapt
     
    For example, reported in my new book if you ask americans what event happened in 2001 with the most consequence for the human race – they say of course 9/11 where I would make the case that it was china joined the wto – when you introduce a billion workers into global capitalism system what will happen

    this was what created a whole new dynamic where a lot of western workers lost their manufacturing jobs which is what eventually led to Donald Trump because elites in Europe and america didn’t tell their populations - they treated the consequences of china entering WTO as a top secret

    The compound reality was bound to be that the entry of china into wto would be massive changes in the world economy - the innovation chalenge could have been how to make those joyous for everyone
     
    …
    S: if we bring our dialogue back to education we can see the return of Asia has had an impact:
    -         eg the numbers of chinese, Indian and f other Asians entering higher education and dominating disciplines like engineering --what impact is that having?
     
    M very profound – in fact I say all asia   countries should be sending thank you notes to the west's engineers
    - fundamental reason of success in asia today is we are  finally implementing 7 western pillars of wisdom one of which one is what western education used to celebrate–  that idea of western education has liberated many asian societies eg through asians studying in western universities – amazing several hundred thousand asian students go each year to study in leading universities in America –
     
    S: this is a gift but it could be a 2-way one when many of those students are staying in US
     
    M I agree I would say all the anglo saxon countieis have benefited from asian studying at their universities but there is also now a political backlash eg since trump  h1vi visa increasingly refused – which is a great pity
    Because what america needs to do now is deal with a far more dynamic stronger chinese economy – the chinese are very lucky with 1.4 billion people = remarkable talent pool which china can now cream off ( In past americans creamed) – but this is all another illustration of western leaders failing to prepare their population –for the new world that is coming and to tell them we in usa can succeed if we harvest the best minds from around the world here but that requires a high level of public understanding that hasn’t happened yet in usa
     
    S-         how could that have been operated
       https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/trump-america-first-china-asia_us_5919fed0e4b0809be15727f5

     

    America Is In Denial About Becoming #2 To China

    This is partially why Trump happened, says Kishore Mahbubani.

    M the simplest way:  to prepare America people is to tell them – eg irreversible fact that china will once again have the worlds largest economy - .. the reality is America will come number 2 economy in the world – but as I wrote in book the great convergence all the americans I interviewed said we’ll continue with usa as number 1 – .gov cant say this publicly because its political suicide to say that in America- this shows there is something politically wrong in the culture of the usa and its media; it’s a result of the fact that the west has had dominance for 2 centuries that they cant conceive of a world in which the largest economies in the world wil l no longer ne western – even today 3 of top 4 are asian china, India japan (discounting eu as not a single economy)
     
    S when we look at history its very European centric – feel world could have benefited from a more global understanding of history?
     
    M You are absolutely right –one of most important areas of education is history – eg when I grew up in singapore – I learnt of history of English steel mils not of china and neighbors around us – we need to understand china , India asia in our own terms which frankly most western universities haven't started to study…
     
    To give a simple example : if you read anglo saxon media and try to follow what happening in china – average westerner assumes nothing has change because a “communist” party is in power-  its true that as recently as 1980 chinese people couldnt choose where to live what to wear, 

    today the same party is in power but personal choice is now everywhere – ( a  big market opportunity)
     
    So stereotypes western media use to describe chinese people are maddeningly outdated – chinese now have a lot of personal freedoms which they are relishing, as a result the condition of the chinese people today is the best that has ever been in chinese history, and the future is opening every young chinese imagination (eg over 10000 startups weekly today, versus zero non-stated companies in 1975!)
     
    And many in west are not aware of any of this creativity because the western media doesn’t explain that
     
     
    S: Lets focus again on edu in china and India – long tradition but hierarchical/elitist?
    How do you see changes to that?
     
    M you are right that traditionally hierarchical and in india difficult to break down class system--- BUT here china is different since the cukltural revolution broke down the class system – so now the chinese communist party is building a meritocracy – India hasn’t caught up in rhat but even in India the untouchable class have started to have access to education and become university and banking leaders
    moreover
    IIT graduates in india are one of most amazing alumni groups in the world
    You see their influence eg in california
     
    In next book has west lost it? – examples of how poverty down from 60% to 10%- world middle class population is exploding – by 2030 more than half of the world population will be enjoying middle class standards

     2018 best or worst of times 
     so why not celebrating
    M because doom and gloom of west – we need to persuade west the world is going to get better and better

    S has west lost meritocracy because of narrow sense of standard examinations
    - such exams in west are determined quite largely by family’s wealth – so has there been erosion of edu meritocracy in west?
     
    M we meed to distinguish whats happening in ameerica where that has a lot of truth – especially as America deprives preschool – to be fair Nordica doing very good job in preschool – actually its model singapore is learning from’
    ‘
    in past in usa strength anyone could make it – now america has new class barriers due to wealth and making good education costly
     
    s – let look at singapore where you are from –
    M when singapore turned 50 in 2015 I wrote the huff post article – not since history had began has anty society liftes its people as fast as Singapore
     
    So singapore remarkable case worth studying
    3 point formula – MPH  m meritocracy p pragmatism h hoinesty
     
    implement mph in societies to be successful
     
     mhp formula permeates through singapore education system – it imparts civic value explicitly – whereas other nations edu systems seem to shy away from value systems  (honesty otlerance multiculturalism)
     
    Many aspects of singapore's story are miraculous

    In middle of 20th C, Britain left behind string of multicultural colonies
    The only one that hasn’t suffered multiethnic strife is singapore – result of continuous intervention by government 
    for environment where everyone interacted communally – eg housing blocks ensures representaion of all the races
    Without such intervention would have had ethnic separation as happens elsewhere
     
    S – any final views or news on your next book and how wise alumni and friends can learn from you?

    M I am linked in typical ways 

    Kishore Mahbubani – Personal Page of Kishore Mahbubani    facebook linkedin

    – my key point lot of pessimism in world – I want to market optimism –

     thats why I can up with has west lost it it – main thesis west can do as well a  rest but needs to relearn the value of its own 7 pillars- so eg china now celebrates pillar of free trade (why has west lost it) - the world is being turned upside down the more usa loses this pilar
     
    Educate west population you need to make structural readjustment but you can do very well from that – huge middle class growth in asia will be an opportunity to trade but to do that west needs to change and look at world holistically and see the new opportunities- west needs youth to rediscover its confidence
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    We have made such arrangements and under such superintendence, as will secure the accomplishment of all that we propose, in a way which we trust will render our objects and exertions useful to the country: we have no party or class interests or motives; we are of no class, or rather of every class: we are of the landowning class: we are of the commercial class interested in our colonies, in our foreign trade, and in our manufactures: but our opinions are that not one part of these can have any lasting and true success that is not associated and co-existing with the prosperity of all.

    And lastly—if we required higher motives than bare utility, to induce that zeal, labour, and perseverance against all the difficulties which we shall have to encounter in this work—we have them. If we look abroad, we see within the range of our commercial intercourse whole islands and continents, on which the light of civilization has scarce yet dawned; and we seriously believe that FREE TRADE, free intercourse, will do more than any other visible agent to extend civilization and morality throughout the world—yes, to extinguish slavery itself. Then, if we look around us at home, we see ignorance, depravity, immorality, irreligion, abounding to an extent disgraceful to a civilized country;

    and we feel assured that there is little chance of successfully treating this great national disease while want and pauperism so much abound: we can little hope to improve the mental and moral condition of a people while their physical state is so deplorable:—personal experience has shown us in the manufacturing districts that the people want no acts of parliament to coerce education or induce moral improvement when they are in physical comfort—and that, when men are depressed with want and hunger, and agonized by the sufferings of helpless and starving children, no acts of parliament are of the slightest avail.

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    Join us in exploring economics: designed to invest in next generation's livelihoods starting with ending being born into poverty- and voicelessness over the future's possibilities.

    Asia explorations have helped us map this more than anywhere else including:
    *Japan since 1962 with father and The Economist
    China with The Economist Asia Team since 1972
    Bangladesh village networks since 2005 eg grameen.tv and brac.tv
    Pre-war Korea with my uncle once removed
    Gandhi's Inidian
    Independence wit my maternal granfater 1921-1946
    With Asia's and Africa's elearning satellite yazmi since 2014
    With youth-valuation emerging open society views - eg Soros, Gorbachev, Nobel Peace, Preferential Option Poor since 1984
    With womens empowerment valuation networks since 2012

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    blog on how will your life change world with global communications youtube washington dc 1 301 881 1655 email chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk linkedin 9500 skype chrismacraedc home of the 64 trillion dollar colaboration map , of the 7 curriculum millions of youth most need at free online university to sustain net generation's next 3 billion jobs and end poverty goals - a project of Norman Macrae Foundation- The Economist's Pro-Youth Economist and faciliator of net generation's Entrepreneurial Revolution dialogues since 1972
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