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From Paris to Drawdown
From Paris to Drawdown Like other unconscionable and unfathomable acts of the early 21st century—a period of historic great change already—Trump’s pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement has sent me searching for the deeper meaning of it all, while … Continue reading
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Tagged Capital Institute, Climate change, Economics, understanding
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From Parts to Patterns
Shifting From Parts to Patterns “All our knowledge has its origins in our perceptions.” – Leonardo Da Vinci A very close approximation to something 😉 And I couldn’t help grinning at the reductionist explanation of the holistic approach. And it … Continue reading
Posted in economics, Ideas, Our Future
Tagged Capital Institute, Economics, Philosophy, risk mitigation, understanding
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Sail on Sailor
Sail On, Sail On, Sailor Hi John, Enjoyed your writing as always, and largely agree. In an hour or so I will be attending a meeting of scientists involved in rock lobster management. I will be using the internet, rather … Continue reading
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Tagged Capital Institute, Economics, understanding
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Capital-Institute: How Paris Changes our work
How Paris Changes Our Work In reply to a comment by Stone Bridge Studio Agreed on the last point [It will not suffice to limit our thinking to changing the way people behave within the system as it is. We … Continue reading
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Tagged Abundance, Capital Institute, Economics, Politics
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Harvard – money over ethics?
Is There Anyone’s Money Harvard Would Not Take? Beautifully put John. The finance industry has become the biggest casino in town, yet they are not playing with their own property, but with the property values of all of us. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Capital Institute, Economics, Evolution, future, Money
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TPP problems
Trading Away Our Sovereignty Agree with you in a sense John, and your analysis is essentially surface level. If you look deeper, at the systemic incentives at work, then the picture is quite startling. Calling this a “free trade” agreement … Continue reading
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Tagged Capital Institute, Economics, Philosophy, Politics
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Moneyball
MONEYBALL: Reinventing the Game of Capitalism Using a New Scientific Model Hi Sally While I agree with you that looking at energy flow in a system is useful, looking at information structures and flows is even more useful. Markets are … Continue reading
