It’s not crazy to think we can create a world in which humanitarian principles replace soulless economics as the ordering principle for our civilization. What’s genuinely insane is to think humanity will survive another hundred years if we do not.

Sep 28, 2021 · 4:10 PM UTC

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“We should shift from an economic bottom line to a humanitarian bottom line.” Marianne Williamson
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@RalphNader @QueenNoor @jjz1600 It is the economic system that determines the nature of human relations. The opposite is not true. Humanity vs Economics? Prof Wolff @profwolff solved the problem of tyranny & systemic injustice by involving employees in decision-making /1
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I can't help but wonder where we would be now had we had a president then who was focused on climate change instead of a president who was focused on waging a war to seize oil in the Middle East.
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still waiting for any comment whatsoever on the soulless economics of the vaccine rollout and vaccine mandates forcing nurses who worked all pandemic long out of their jobs #DoNoHarm
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Yes ... It is possible ... but it will take hard work by lots of people!
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What system is it that creates a soulless economics? Since it is systemic, what system should replace it?
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United States Department of Peace. marianne2020.com/issues/us-d…
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Says the person trading on the disposable income of the disaffected upper middle class seeking a replacement for religion
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People who believe this fundamentally do not understand the singular most powerful force that drives human behavior: incentive. If self preservation and happiness isn’t enough to incentivize prosperity, the well being and happiness of your neighbor will not either.
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