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What a speech! Political scientist Ian Bremmer challenges traditional notions of global power dynamics, suggesting that it's no longer a simple matter of traditional geopolitical rivalries like the US-China clash or the EU's diplomatic maneuvers. Instead, he provocatively argues that the evolving global order is increasingly influenced by digital titans. His thought-provoking questions prompt us to reconsider who truly holds sway in the modern world. With digital giants wielding unprecedented economic and technological power, the dynamics of global influence are undergoing a profound shift. Go for the TED talk.

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The Feast of Perspectives begins. Read my story on Medium and share your thoughts on the same.

What is going to happen in world geopolitics over the next 10 years? Specific events are hard to predict with accuracy, but technological (and demographic) trends can lead to some general inferences that we can make with a reasonable expectation that they will come to pass, either in whole or in part. Here are Ian Bremmer's thoughts on what we can expect to see shaping our world into the early 2030s. https://lnkd.in/gWquWV8M

https://lnkd.in/g6t6DzA2 Building trust to do better Sense Making. Seeking to understand BEFORE seeking to be understood. THEN, training ourselves to be able to Holistically hold & carry the Other's or Others'perspectives WHILE not only holding ours BUT upgrading & updating our own perspectives. In service to the good, the true, and the BEAUTIFUL. For a MUCH more Consilient World, locally AND globally. BOTH individually, group-wise, AND collectively. Without negatively "othering" the others in the world 🌎🌍. CUZ that stuff just ain't productive nor EVEN desirable. AND, nobody wants that Moloch-ey crap ANYMORE. So... HERE'S WAZZUP with THIS in LESS than 12 minutes:

Generational stereotypes can most certainly limit our potential at work. Check out Leah Georges' eye-opening TED Talk, discussing these biases and how to build a more inclusive, collaborative future! https://bit.ly/3rfrMzb

Generational stereotypes can most certainly limit our potential at work. Check out Leah Georges' eye-opening TED Talk, discussing these biases and how to build a more inclusive, collaborative future! https://bit.ly/3rfrMzb

Opening up the Vatican vault and exposing its secrets is a bold idea that many people have speculated about for years. While transparency and accountability are important, it's crucial to handle sensitive information responsibly to avoid causing harm or chaos. Moving on from "evil" is a noble goal, but defining what constitutes evil and ensuring a fair and just process for addressing wrongdoing would be complex. Starting this journey on April 1st, symbolically New Year's Day, could be seen as a fresh start. It would require global cooperation, clear communication, and a shared vision for the future to successfully transition to a "New World" based on your ideals. Taking such a significant step would likely be met with a mix of excitement, skepticism, and uncertainty. Building trust and consensus among people from diverse backgrounds and beliefs would be key to making progress towards your vision.

https://lnkd.in/gBvq2ENV SINCE no one could argue THAT we ALL need MUCH better Sense Making, if nothing else BUT for our own collective AND individual sanity, PLUS to be able to do just plain good at Civilization Building, Society Improving, AND Culture Narrative Agreement... HERE'S WAZZUP WITH THIS by the fascinatingly brilliant Systems & Complexity Thinker, Daniel Schmactenberger: