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Humanity Rising Day 662 After Chat   –   Tuesday March 28, 2023

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00:02:58    Stanley Pokras:    This is the AfterChat for Day 662

00:04:18    Michael Coles:    Hello all from manitoulin Island

00:04:46    Shannon McArthur (she/her):    Welcome Michael, good to have you with us.

00:06:12    Brett B:    The inventor of Monopoly game Elizabeth Magie’s ideas were based on the land value taxation ideas of Henry George

00:09:58    Carol Sue Engleman on FB:    That just might be possible with Open AI.

00:13:06    Ginger Schaefer:    When do you think Humanity rising will have a Constitutional Scholar here to explain what " A Republic if you can keep it Madam" Franklin.. The US Constitution gave us a Republic of Representation NOT a democracy which is two wolves and a piglet voting on whose for lunch...  ergo howsoever many people in a State... only two Senators.. a balance. three Branches balance.  Not quite understanding this democracy information? Constitution as well guarantees each State a Reublican form of governing.  Thanks and need to run...

00:15:39    Stanley Pokras:    How Wealth Rules the World – Ben G. Price details often shocking examples of how the supposedly unalienable rights of individuals and communities are blithely disregarded. ::https://othernetworks.org/How_Wealth_Rules_the_World_%E2%80%93_Ben_G._Price::

00:16:57    Ginger Schaefer:    Ubuntu in Africa.. Allyu in South America NO MONEY needed...

00:18:45    Ginger Schaefer:    Your birth Certificate is Chattel aka Property to the Crown.

00:19:07    Shannon McArthur (she/her):    Good to have you with us, Ginger!

00:19:25    Brett B:    Democracy is another inquiry we could explore. Ben Franklin recommended the Iroquois Council as the paradigm. His colleagues chose Ancient Greece. But, Ancient Greece was always unstable and Plato showed us how Democracy evolves into Totalitarianism. Scandinavians are exploring Indigenous Council forms of deliberative democracy, based on consensus, which is also a Quaker practice. Democracy it turns out is infinitely manipulable because majority rules means a minority can be aggrieved and incited against the majority by the truly powerful land owners and merchant bankers

00:19:46    Anne Robertson:    Stan what's your email?

00:20:42    Stanley Pokras:    Stan@othernetworks.org

00:27:46    Anne Robertson:    I have to hop off early, this was great, thank you for moderating Shannon!

00:28:00    Shannon McArthur (she/her):    I’d love to give you voice before you go!!

00:30:14    Brett B:    Thank you !

00:30:23    Stanley Pokras:    Dear ChatGPT,

Please write a news article about "The Age of Helpfulness" that I have been talking about -- Stanley Pokras

"The Age of Helpfulness" is upon us, according to expert commentator Stanley Pokras. In a recent interview, Pokras suggested that the modern world is experiencing a paradigm shift, in which people are increasingly valuing acts of kindness and assistance.

Pokras noted that this trend is evident in a range of contexts, from personal relationships to professional settings. In the past, success was often seen as a product of fierce competition and a "dog-eat-dog" mentality. However, as the world becomes more interconnected and globalized, people are recognizing the benefits of collaboration and cooperation.

This shift is reflected in a variety of social and economic indicators. For example, charitable giving is at an all-time high, as more and more people recognize the importance of supporting their fellow citizens. Additionally, many businesses are embracing socially responsible practices and ethical business models, which prioritize the well-being of employees, customers, and the environment.

According to Pokras, the Age of Helpfulness is also a response to the challenges of the modern world. In an era of rapid technological change and economic uncertainty, people are looking for ways to build meaningful connections and make a positive impact. By prioritizing acts of kindness and generosity, individuals and organizations can foster a sense of community and purpose that transcends the day-to-day challenges of modern life.

Of course, the Age of Helpfulness is not without its challenges. Some critics argue that a focus on "soft skills" like kindness and empathy can detract from the importance of hard work and individual achievement. Others worry that a culture of helpfulness can lead to complacency and a lack of competitiveness.

However, Pokras argues that these concerns are overblown. By embracing the principles of helpfulness and collaboration, individuals and organizations can create more sustainable, resilient communities that can weather the challenges of the modern world.

Overall, the Age of Helpfulness is a promising trend that is transforming the way we live and work. By prioritizing kindness, empathy, and collaboration, we can build a more equitable, compassionate, and successful world for all.

00:31:46    Ginger Schaefer:    Tradional Cherokee Government egalitarian..

00:32:09    Ginger Schaefer:    Love You DearHearts… we got this!!

00:32:17    Brett B:    barndtbrett@gmail.com

00:35:57    Shannon McArthur (she/her):    ::https://ourheartgardens.com/world-wide-water-ceremony/?fbclid=IwAR3B73bJ-Z1WNAxNJjLnN0e4ck-OEy0S5BpZjC7YqZWZlG4KPGCMylpZYlk::

00:37:23    Anna Capasso:    I have to go now.  Thank you all for being so welcoming.

00:40:43    Leo Jacoby:    Links about reflining (click to download before chat closes)

00:40:49    shauna:    Me too … some work with Mother Nature!! See You all soon ✨🕊💛

00:40:57    Leo Jacoby:    redlining

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