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Category Archives: Paradigm shift
Grandpa Ed was badass
Grandpa Ed was badass Yeah. Forgive the word badass, it doesn’t come easy to my generation. But it is, in fact, the word that fits. And I thank the generation that coined it. In 1954 my father, Edward James Howard, … Continue reading
Europe and the joke of reverse colonialism
Europe is being invaded and I’m laughing. But at the same time I’m weeping(really) because people are suffering and dying to escape from war and persecution. How sad it is to walk through a long, long underwater tunnel to get … Continue reading
Parliamentary Speeches of Maria Klaus – BIRTH OF IDEAL CAPITALISM – On Consultation
INTERVIEW SOUNDBITES 5 (translated from Aussish) PEOPLE BEING INTERVIEWED IN A SUPERMARKET (SHOPPER 1) “She had an unusual religion. Where you can’t get involved in partisan politics. You know? Really. You can’t run for office. Only if you’re appointed. And … Continue reading
Parliamentary speeches of Maria Klaus – BIRTH OF IDEAL CAPITALISM – On Student Debt
INTERVIEW SOUNDBITES 8 (Translated from Aussish) (COOK/OWNER of a tiny felafel place talks across the counter to a CUSTOMER) “Yeah, I remember one of Maria Klaus’ speeches.” “Which one?” “The one about the student debt crisis.” “They say she did … Continue reading
Posted in college students, extremes of wealth and poverty, futurism, global discussion, governance, ideal capitalism, national discussion, Paradigm shift, poverty, social justice, the poor, wealth, work, worker
Tagged death of the middle class, predatory lenders, student debt, student loans
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Parliamentary Speeches of Maria Klaus – BIRTH OF IDEAL CAPITALISM – On Work
INTERVIEW SOUNDBITES 3 (translated from Aussish) (COLLEGE STUDENTS AT A CAFETERIA TABLE): (STUDENT 1) “The Capitalists, the capitalists. She kept using this funny term. And at first we didn’t even know who she was talking about. Then little by little … Continue reading
Posted in equality, extremes of wealth and poverty, food security, freedom, futurism, global discussion, governance, mother's rights, national discussion, Paradigm shift, poverty, the poor, wealth, welfare, welfare reform, worker
Tagged elimination of extreme poverty, full employment, ideal capitalism, living wage, mother's work, social order, training of workers, unemployment, work, workers
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Parliamentary Speeches of Maria Klaus – BIRTH OF IDEAL CAPITALISM – On Wealth
INTERVIEW SOUNDBITES 2 (translated from Aussish) College Students at a cafeteria table: (STUDENT 1) “So it became a fight, you know, because the rich didn’t want to pay any more taxes. So she just came back, in a few weeks, … Continue reading
Posted in extremes of wealth and poverty, futurism, global discussion, ideal capitalism, national discussion, Paradigm shift, poverty, revitalization, social justice, welfare
Tagged elimination of extremes of wealth and poverty, governance, living wage, poverty, profit sharing, tax reform, wealth
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Parliamentary Speeches of Maria Klaus. BIRTH OF IDEAL CAPITALISM – On Debt
INTERVIEW SOUNDBITES 1 Farmer (with his wife beside him) “She was so ugly you know. Just a dumpy little woman. And she changed the course of history. Because we were sinking. Not through any fault of our own, but … Continue reading
Food Security: Nine principles that promote it
Food Security: Nine principles that promote it A very interesting article in Grist by Dr. Vandana Shiva about the food security of the world and the forces that control it was followed by a revealing exchange of comments between a … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, freedom, futurism, genetic engineering, global discussion, Paradigm shift, plant breeding, pushing back, social justice, technology, unity in diversity, women in science
Tagged food security, food supply, occupy, social justice, sustainable development, women's history
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The Romantic Protagonist of the 21st Century
By Rhea Harmsen The romantic protagonist of the 21st century is struggling with isolation, social anxiety and moral angst. He or she swings between manic optimism and hope on the one hand, and the chronic, debilitating questioning of meaning … Continue reading
Posted in baha'i, freedom, futurism, global discussion, national discussion, Paradigm shift, poetry, Uncategorized, writer
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WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH – Molecular Geneticist Barbara McClintock, one of “The Paradigm Shifters” of Science
Molecular Geneticist Barbara McClintock, one of “The Paradigm Shifters” of Science [1] In 1912 a Middle Eastern traveler to the United States by the name of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá made some farsighted pronouncements concerning the role of women. He had spent his … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, bahai, educators, equality, female professors, food security, genetic engineering, Jane Goodall, national discussion, Paradigm shift, science and religion, social justice, technology, Uncategorized, women in science, women's history
Tagged 'Abdu'l-Baha, agriculture, baha'i, Eleanor Ormerod, equality, national discussion, paradigm shift, technology, women in science, women's history
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