Will the age of the great american networker exist

[chris macrae]

  The Economist June 2010

 

This dialogue is dedicated to The Economost's Unacknowledged Giant Norman Macrae whose last article considered innovations pioneered by the 40 year young nation of Bangladesh the greatest entrepreneurial revolution his life time had reported. - To understand norman's global view - click his 1984 pledge on Changing economics - and then download consider bangladesh at www.macrae.tv  - this leaflet's first edition includes norman's last article -written december 2008 (32 years after his famous xmas survey Entrepreneurial Revolution. The Economist 1976)- consider bangladesh's first publication in nov 2010 was celebrated at The Economist boardroom london by 60 of the people whom his pro youth econimics inspired most

 

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the age of the great american existed when systems were designed to transparently celebrate the great american worker- between 1875-1975, the model developed amercan and world economies better than other 'ism" models like communism

 

WILL THE ERA OF GREAT AMERICAN NETWORKER EXIST

the trouble is that the great american networker isnt just a few guys who write one brilliant bit of code worth billons because every netizen needs to connect round it; the great work to network is that of:

education

healthcare

banking

...

 

HUB SOCIAL BUSINESS

the greatest rewards for doing these are the socially celebrated responsibilites for empowering the nation to be productive, healthy

-and invested in when your work's progress of the human lot is most worth franchising, peer to peer replicating ,

 

Empowerment networks like good old fashioned apprenticeships; moreover : yes we can now hub social business solutions worldwide - if you prove a solution works in one real place and can free its market beyond national or cultural boundaries to wherever there are communities in need of importing the same exponentially rising exchange of productivities and demands spinning round uniquely value multiplying purpose

 

For Time and others who excitedly ask:  but what about facebook Mr Z's of this worldwide era? Consider the SB51 model - instead of IPOing to random owners who cannot possiblly unite multi-wins around your unique purpose through time, why not give away in trust 51% of your equity to those (societies, human beings, women and youth) whose need you intended to most serve. The most purposeful web services entrepreneurs could go back and ask tim berners lee to fine tune their raison d'etre but ending poverty has always been the geatest goal of media and of economics and I expect it was tbl's

 

the fantastic opportunity of our generation, where each year for 40 years we enjoy doubling our capacity to network something is : that giving away 51% of equity is only giving a way just over a year of growth provided you are linked into your greatest goals by your owners; so the sb51 model within 2 years can be expected to have made your 49% share worth far more than the IPO route. You will have done more good than the billionaires hi-tech club 1.0 that pledges to give away most of its wealth much more randomly than hubbing the purpose you originated

 

the sb51 model (which normans family foundation www.isabellawm.com  dialogued with muhammad yunus in dhaka oct 2010 and briefly chatted to sir fazle about) is a twin of the great bangladesh sb100 model - which remains the best of all if the work is to be done by the poorest in the communities of the poorest; however if some of the work of the net generation is to be done by usa's most educated (including even the smartest economists and media people) then letting them invest in their half of the journey to end poverty (or to enable health and education for all youth and to invest in peoples job-creating peaks or deepest service innovation) is we propose what the great american networker urgently needs to be freegeneration is to be done by usa's most educated (including even the smartest economists and media people) then letting them invest in their half of the journey to end poverty (or to enable health and education for all youth and to invest in peoples job-creating peaks or deepest service innovation) is we propose waht the great american newtorker needs to be free

 

complaints, comments, celebrations:  chris macrae dc 301 881 1655 - skype isabellawm family foundations