Tuesday, April 26, 2011
pharmaceutical's use for the future
the augmentation to our system to meet computers half way. ..will require heavy reliance on pharmaceutical technology (along with a host of others). That's another check for ending prohibition of certain substances.
Monday, April 18, 2011
get outta the details, on the daily
don't forget about the ability to 'take yourself out of the details' and see things from a higher perspective - people do it differently than others - i was reminded by the ted-talk today by the military strategists on ted.com damn, what's his name....
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
balance
the art of the balance and the understanding of the trade-offs that one balance-time.space position has versus another
new organizations services through app
alright, here's the internet service 'pitch' (like an ipad app/game) it's a portal that you can search different problems that a bunch of people are brainstorming and solving - on the space, and you get paid for certain aspects, your efforts are somehow tracked and just by playing a little bit can make you a couple of $20 bucks a month). the people accessing the app produce working 'bits' of information that are 'pitched'/selected by companies that need to be solved (these things do exist, but they aren't easy easy to access and make sting...is there a fundamental reason? is the shift among us? The co-eveloving landscape and the times of shift. Anyway it's based ont eh polymath project and this aspect of openess, based on the ted talk from tdxwtrlo
What woudl be the effects of 'income restriction' - 2 points, the first, after a certain earning a year you are taxed so heavily that you basically start subsidizing a certain part of the community. so in this, you sew up the loops and their holes. 2. You then focus policy around social-beneficial tax-breaks, at international levels...which is another big root in this branch. how has this been attempted before? or has it?
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