will hub help any of youth's 100000 greatest job creators

Thursday, December 24, 2015

In days before the poorest villagers had electricity let alone mobile connectivity, the keynsian economic miracle of open system designs for ending rural poverty was achieved by grassroots networks of village mothers organsiers in hubs/centres of 60 by 60 weekly visits =more at brac.tv and grameen.tv - young graduates lived in rural village branches of banking for poorest women- had 60 centers to empower per branch, had circles of 60 women micro-everything members at each centre to sustain

this begs the questions how many of youth's 10000 greatest job creators will hubs of the mobile digitally connected kind celebrate in youths greatest race - collaborating around 17 sustainability goals www.amychina.net

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chris macrae
Ma Statistics Corpus Christi Cambridge
BA Maths 1st Honours and Distinction York
Apart from 3 years working on UK national development project for computer based learning
my professional live ha been applied to markets and whether hundreds of markets my clients researched were aligned with the most sustainable purpose that workers and customers of that market could value (exponentially over time not in 90 day pieces)
I have inherited from my father Norman Macrae at The Economist 1947-1990 the concern
that human sustainability (or exticnction) will be expoentually locked in by 2030
These are the most exciting times to be alive as primarily 3 generations choose whether to invest in worldwide youth as first sustainability generation

Of many substages of my fathers variant of Moores law which mediated with Economist readers
the idea that doubling communications tech every 7 years 2030 versus 1946 = over 4000 times moore coms tech

Curently i recommend looking at whether G5 is designed to sustain humanity
Cirtical is use of Big Data- Big versus Small purpose
and regulatuyons that different regions bring (Anti-Trust, privacy) etc. Although these regulations may be well intedned they often cost small enterprises out of the ,arekt.
I suggest poeopels where g5 regulators may mlost free the people are
China
India

perhaps the UN if it sees offerening a jurisduction which countrues could opt into for this part of their legsislatur
at risk ro regulantion destroing G5 as one of last chanecs to get back to sustainability are
USA -ever since 1984 every globalisation made by us gov has favored big and no-sustaonab;e
EU - while I admkire the EU regulatior now in charge, the whole EU as Pope Francis has clarifued is designed around needs of elderly and every bodre nation spojsoring tghe germa euro; I have direct expertince of 20 yeras of legacyu systems -g ending research of intangibles, destroyiong suoercity debates on tghe eu kowledgeboard becasue luxemblourg backed IT that replaced human beings..

Leonis -why shouldn't a supercity be a region where 25 million family members thrive within an hours supetrain from each other ; related ideas : island superports -these were the key dynamkicf in developing the eastern hemisphere during second half of 20th C; obviously a port's size depends on its inhabitable area; note micronations often offer the best natural education systems; the leonsis supercity goal requires a lot more give back by the city

impact of hubs can be exponentially valued for multiplying goodwill and interpersonal networks around a combination of above zero-sum capacities that build real communities and empower people to take advantage of million times more collaboration technology around . These include:

5 structuring access to capital for regenerating community and attracting job creating entrepreneurs

4 break down silos or degrees of separation to share life-shaping knowledge, open source or replicate community-owned franchises

3 access to community market or bottom-up intervention in value chain

2 mediating cross-cultural reconciliation or conflict resolution so that peace, families and natural sustainability can thrive

1 celebrating pro-youth economics by leveraging gamechanging opportunities of 2010s as worldwide youth's most productive time - eg mobilising pro-youth incubation/acceleration/contextual enriching of start-ups and small/medium enterprises

0 other

example: during the first 40 years of the nation of bangladesh , our net generation can map the greatest hubs structures of bottom-up networking: designed first as real community spaces in the poorest villages and from 1996 increasingly by overlaying virtual interventions to value chains so as to co-produce the most heroic and value multiplying millennium goal