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"The IFF World Model is a framework for learning that allows us to engage with the true complexity of our global predicament. It focuses on the key factors in planetary stability and their inevitable interconnections in a living system (often referred to as the Gaian system).
The World Model is particularly powerful when combined with IFF’s Three Horizons framework, and is currently being developed into an interactive World Game."
via David Hodgson @davidhodgson
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The Industrial Age taught us to value money above time. Giant Corporation, Inc. wanted you to focus on making money, not on having time to do anything with it. They needed all your time to run the machines. In the 21st Century we will understand that riches may equal money, but wealth equals freedom – the ability to choose what to do with my time. We will understand that money does not give us freedom, only time can do that. 
Dibyendu De's comment,
December 7, 2012 12:26 AM
The other shift that must happen if we were to change this paradigm is Energy Management and not Time Management.
Dibyendu De's comment,
December 7, 2012 12:27 AM
The other change that must happen if we are to change this paradigm is Energy Management and not Time Management.
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The BRICS summit has wrapped up in India. Creating an alternative global lender and stepping away from the dollar as a reserve currency were among their main objectives... Delete the scoop?
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Ask yourself. What would you do with your life if money was no object? An amazing lecture from the late Alan Watts. Music Used: Ludovico Einaudi - Divenire Delete the scoop?
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Summary: "Instead of organizing people into "functions" we may take a cue from some of the greatest games, and organize around "quests". That may sound very designed, but what it means is ad hoc, problem centric organization in which people are allowed to organize themselves around what they perceive to be meaningful, important problems in need of solving." Delete the scoop?
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