Our economy should not be guided by market principles but by humanitarian principles. That’s the fundamental shift that will turn the ship around in the 21st-century. A thriving humanity will improve the market, but making the market thrive does not necessarily improve humanity.
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Case in point: We should massively front-end resources in the direction of children. It will provide no immediate monetary profits for anyone but it’s our greatest chance for long-term economic profit and sustainability for everyone. Our most precious resource is a child’s brain.

Jan 10, 2021 · 9:45 PM UTC

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“I want a massive realignment of investment in the direction of children....” Marianne Williamson #USDeptOfChildreAndYouth
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What is your plan Marianne?
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Start with a 6-month paid maternity leave and free education at all schools. "Creating a Wonderful World. (let's get it done already)" facebook.com/groups/37981620…

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We are here to make sure that only the most Loving/most Wise among us become our public servants, starting with New York City. (Donations accepted at paypal.me/Jacob227).

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Not under capitalism, sorry.
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Must be really craving that Adrenochrome you sicko!!!
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We need to commit to endcoronavirus.org. I see tweets from parents saying their kids’ fear they’ll get sick & die. We also need to bolster public education, do M4A, provide excellent early education/childcare options specifically, paid maternity/paternity leave of 8-12 wks
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It’s not a cliche, the children are our future. Love & concern directed to every child on earth will solve 99% of our problems in the long run. Another thing that sounds cliche but is 100% true: LOVE IS THE ANSWER!
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We should pair them with our older seniors. Either China or Japan , I can’t remember, puts older and younger together because. The child is closer to birth and the elder is closer to death. I think of all the things the two can teach each other.
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Glad to see you're thinking long-term. Here's a better way that doesn't require anyone to sacrifice anything but the chains that bind them and the chains they use to bind others: Copiosis.com
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