Andrew John Baillie's Page

I couldn't open the link. It has some kind of block. I'll see some other ways to open it.
In staying with micro economics, it's about starting "now"! Small projects that engage a few people and sharing it on the Internet while it lasts( being facesuous here). Ken Keyes idea of the Hundredth Monkey effect. The Macro feflecting the end result of the micro. The dialogue has been started. Implementing the most effective use of resources for the good of all. If money is commodity, we should treat it as such too. With a difference: that we target purchasing hard assests that can supply real goods and services that are ecologically "self "sustainable.Thesee hard assets can then be tied to collective ownership. Any surplus production is to be shared without ties whatsoverer with individuals and their communities in need. Sooner or later the loop starts to close in a very coherent and healthy way. The collective experience will delineate the phylosofy to follow, and the educational process will be lively,encouraging the participants to share tools and information that wiil keep nurturing trust and creativity in finding solutions to our needs .
It's a process, that by it's own nature looks to self regulate itself. We can start in a very organic way,and playfully too. Consider this is a call to the elders. Men and women that have lived an intersing life in interesting times, and by some miracle, they still can dream and have compassion. Youth does'nt need to be taught that. They have it in them already. Elders that watch carefully the young ones and appreciate their magnificence, will make all efforts to present to them the tools and opportunities to create this uplifting paradigm. I don't worry anymore in finding solutions to challenges. Somehow the solutions find me if I care to ask. And that means including everyone and everything in this celestial and also tangible life we choose to live in.
Keep up the good work, my co-elder friend.
Andrew