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In 1859 Queen Vic and Economist James Wilson started banking for Commonwealth, 101 years after Adam Smith started lessons on moral sentiment market purposes. 113 years later one man Fazle Abed and 1 billion women start reconnecting - by 1984 the superbowl found its purpose steve jobs launch of personal computing... watch this space

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TO 8 billion Beings- may your 2023 be kind & safe

ED: 2023 is 73rd year since my family and friends started applying von neumann's survey - what goods can privileged peoples unite who gain first access to 100 times more tech per decade? ; Dad, Norman Macrae, had survived serving as teen navigator allied bomber command Burma- so search for goods resonated with his life's purpose.

At year 25, dad at Economist published Xmas 1976 survey EntrepreneurialRevolution.city - to end poverty wherever next girl was born constitutions would need changing from top-down big orgs to integrate SMe networks celebrating every villages diversity.

1984 was first time I joined father co-authoring genre 2025report.com chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk - if course dad norman macrae continued to mediate would elders make millennials first sustainability or extinction generation in line with Neumann's concerns- see biography of von neumann ,

Royal Automobile Club, 2008,Dads last public birthday party introduced 40 St James friends to the miracle of Bangladesh as pivotal in advancing lives of 1billiongirls.com leading friends to 16 trips to Bangladesh. When we asked if we could MOOC- Sir Fazle Abed or Nobel Dr Yunus - they said only if C=Cooperation.

ed3envoyun.com: We continue 2020s search - can Neumanns ArtsI maximise cooperations of 8 billion humans intels? Here is a whatsapp group connecting un, ny, geneva, HK and singapore africa - why not you. If you have ever played pelman

-please excuse next section -its like pelman snapping action solution of educators who inspire me most - all errors are mine alone chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk -

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in 2023 I will mainly be in DC NY and Glasgow though I miss ever one of my 60 trips to Asia started 1982 when Unilever kindly asked me to survey how they launched first national womens brand Maya Sutra - see story of next 15 years of mediating muslim womens self-confidence thanks to Unilever at brand chartering handbook

---Dad Norman would have been 100 in 2023. Lucky to survive world war 2 as teen navigator allied bomber command Burma, he probably found The Economist's most exciting scoop since founder James Wilsonwas sent by Queen Victoria 1859 to Charter Bank for India's people. Death by diarrhea after James' first state of the nation's taxation left a gap of 112 years before the people east of Calcutta ie Bangladesh got a chance to build their own nation.

The stories of Asian Village mothers building nations log AbedMooc.com. Soon after dad died the Japan Ambassador to Dhaka staged 2 Remembrance parties at their embassy in Dhaka - roundtable dinners moderated by Fazle Abed. His first chosen subject what could the first quarter of a century of women cooperation universities do to changeteacher and Sustain Life . He had opened Brac U in 2001 to find out with what was now his 30 years of favorite partners and platformd designers in poverty alleviations. Abed died dec 2019 but not before planting a legacy round possibly the 7 most exciting agendas university graduates (and indeed a world of lifelong students and teachers) have ever been privileged to energise

1 AbedPlay aims to unite the world in celebrating play school teachers and kids 3-6. Under 6 year old human development accounts for half of all human development and its mind boggling that the UN and world bank took until 2016 before Abed alumni interacting with the new sdgoals saw their chance to demand worldwide community collaboration

 coming soon Abed Entrepreneurial Revolutions 2 thru 7

=Glasgow Invites you to celebrate 265th Smithian Moral Sentiments Dialogue with microeducationsummit.com -101 ways that education can save your children from extinction. Smithiands have chosen this name to honor Fazle Abed who advised us to clarify why in 1997 was a movement claiming to celebrate lessons from rural women ending poverty called microctreditsummit not microeducations summit; and why in 2015 didmations promise to achieve 17 Sustainability Development Goals instead of Cooperation Development Goals. In both cases the actions we needed to celebrate (the means) surely mattered if the end game was to advabce the human lot not destroy our species Abed's body of work can be looked at in two halves; 1970-1996 designing community and nation building solutions among vilage mothers who had no acess to electricity grids. Deisging cooperations platforms when partners brough solar and mobile so that all humans could celebrate the deepest leapfrog models out of rural advancement. In their time, both systemtransforamtions were controversial : changing the western model of aid, chnaging to what UN leader Antnios Gutterres calls digital Roadmapping UN2.0 (a benchmark for government transforamtion evetwhere) WHICH DO YOU WANT TO LEARN

It is interesting to assess Fazle Abed's 50 years cooperation platforms through which a billion rural Asian mothers did the most to end poverty with Keynes last chapter of General Theory of Employment Money & Interest.

Keynes said increasing the world's future will be expoenentially locked in by a handful of economic scribblers whose rules legislatures rule with. Abed's model is the last one to priorise human and natural development over paper money printing chasing money. More importntly it empowers practical solutions mappable across any and every community confronting life threatesing chalenges.

Abed's contributions can be studied in 2 parts. From 1970 to 1996- how to empower communit development and nation building in a nation or regions where 90% of peoples start with no access to electricity.

That is an educational study which necessarily depends on word on mouth cooperation netwotrking and once enough literacy is attained what printed resources are shared. Then partners brugh abned solar and mobile so that his quarter of the word's humans could entrepreneur leapfrog models as the 5 media worlds of no elctricity, tele but no web, web 1 and 2 and 3 crah into each other. Thye tele world began soon after the invention of electricity with the International telgraph Union out of Switzerland. Telegrapgh telephone telex radio television satellite telcoms all bring with them the educational opportunity of hsaruing life shaping kmowhow and the threat of spreading hatred, propaganda , wars.

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30 leaps in 1 billion womens productivity & human sustainability from 50 years of Fazle Abed Entrepreneurial Revolution -pdf

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help pilot unai guide and 2020s metagood - if Fazle Abed was alive today which 100 people would he most linkin to UN sdgs wherever educators liked his 1billiongirls.com collabs to end poverty

50 years of Resources for 6 dimensional education - adult skilling pres school 6 to 11 1 to 17 college + everyone teaches & srudies; 6 contexts of education - goal 2 feed; goal 3 health goal serving 5 100k person live matters communities ; chnage to greeen worlds; humanise ai world; transparency of finance-goverance oceanic access to 80% of world trade (not PPP but PYP POP & PWP

Please type any of these links for corresponding case studies which it has taken us a decade to catlalogue in at attempt to honour Abed's 50 year quest to empower 1 billion poorest women to end poverty.  livesmatter communities 

In General theory of money interest employment, Keynes concluded that there are 2 types of economists- those whose primary purpose is intergenerational sustainability and those whose short-termism or vested interests makes them extinction designers.Keynes lived long enough to see nuclear as the first man-made technology that could collapse civilisation on a worldwide scale not just regional destruction. Of course history shows that nature had her own risky experiments such as pandemics where the microbiology dynamics play out at smaller scales than man's science could measure. However the reason why extinction risks would multiply across the three post-war generations map round john von neumanns legacy. From 1955 he had gifted us 100 times more technology that made us ever more digitally connected than separated in all 3 dimensions - economically, socially and integrated sustainably with nature.I think I only found what my father was searching for at his last public birthday party - where 40 friends of Adam Smith's logics were briefed at London's Royal Automobile Club in February 2008 on how Bangladesh's women entrepreneurial revolution was taking its next leaps forward ever more dramatic as a post subprime multi-win game advancing into 2010s as 5th decade of resilient community and bottom-up nation building opposite to empire rule;s history and neo-colonial macroeconomics. 

My father served as a teenage navigator in allied bomber command Burma campaign. As a diaapora scot between sorties he read Adam Smith's books. Thanks to the Americans, father survived the war was among the last class to be tutored by Keynes and during the first of 5 decades at The Economist father met and became the biographer of JJoh Von Neumann. The Economist had been founded in 1843 by a Scot who invited queen victoria to apply smithian morals to changing empire processes from slavemaking and genocide to commonwealth. Therefore father attempted to linkin the first network of stakeholders of a worldwide viewspaper with the pattern rules of smith, keynes, von neumann. 15 years into sub-editing the economist, dad was freed from total anonimity to sign one annual survey. His 1960's surveys mainly focused on nations/regions that had most concerned him - starting with maps of the world from viewpoints of peoples of Japan 1962, USSR 1963, Latin America 1964 (dads 1950s unsigned editorials included being the only journalist at the birth of the EU and a years internship at New York's leading weekly). By 1970 father judged that macroeconomists who had excluded modeling of exponential risk from their profession had taken over designing globalisation. He therefore started series of surveys called future histories (debating one generation ahead billion times more tech consequences of von neumann) and entrepreneurial revolution which called for triangulairising big get bigger corporations and governements with entrepreneurial sme start ups blended with local community's deepest diversity concerns. In 1984 , i co-authored 2025report.com with father- he continued to customise updates up to sweden's new vikings in 1993 duting his last yeras at teh economist and his first yeaes completing von neumann's biography. During the last 25 years of dad's life and the first 25 years of the 2025 report- the tech forms we predicted from worldwide web to mocilisation to the clouds of data needed to converge neumann's artificial inteligences have spun through the generation timelines we had mapped. But societies got behind the 10 greatest risk (sustainability challenges that we had rehearsed). So when father died the Japanese ambassdor to bangladesh invited me to attend brainstorming sessions with fazle abed, who more than any other engineer had empoweted a billion asian village mothers to invite worldwide collaborations in the 5 primary societal dimensions - 1 end poverty; 2 end starvation and infant malnutrition; 3 end unnecessary deadly diseases, 4 celebrate smarter youth livelihoods in line with blending digital worlds and artificial brainpower, 5 designing 100000 people communities that include everyone's productivity and respect as well as love of each other's children's safe and happy development. That's what this ning seeks to rewind over the 50 years since 1971 that bangladesh was built bottom up and collaboratively across Asian women empowerment networks by the Bangladeshi and leading young Asian smithian engineer Fazle Abed. At abedmooc.com we have filed cases from 13 years of visiting bangladesh -we welcome ever more detailed contributions than the millennial journalists which I shepa'd have so far understood. The 50 years connects networking games of two halves- by definition of asian villages during 1971-1996 all womens networking was person to person - there was no access to electricity grids in villages. From 1996 solar and mobile partners gravitating towards economics deepest goal (end poverty) which is why Abed's design of goal 5 collaboration platforms started to catch up with the 21sr C and APPs millennials enjoy linking in trillion times more tech both locally and worldwide than the 1960s moon race decade.

From 1962 my father (the Economist Consider Japan) started reporting 2 economic models capable of celebrating Asia Rising among the 65% of humans who are Asian and over 90% of whom had until world war 2 been left out of access to engines due to how the colonial empire era spun. Within 10 days of publication President Kennedy was asking his advisers to see how USA could celebrate this good news - a quest that was not competed due to his assassination - a sad turnng point for USA in many ways. The Asian rising model of 100% village employment my father termed rural keynesianism.  South from Japan the far east coast of Asia was celebrating a coastal supercity model through which 1960s leaps in engineering quality and advances in electronics integrated win-win sme supply chains across selected nations. This was the beginning of the 3rd Industrial Revolution defined by above zero sum knowhow exchanges opposite to past zero-sum consumption models. In 1962 these extraordinary new lives matter opportunities proceeded down far east coast - Japan, Korea South, Taiwan - soon the superport variant of this model reached hong kong and singapore along what was becoming the fastest growing world trade coastline. The 1950s saw the world recovering from world war 2 so each of Japan, Korea, Taiwan had needed to rely at least briefly on rural keysnesianism (particularly rice science of Boralaug's green revolution) until their supercity economies advanced. However rural Keynesianism was most needed on the main continent of Asia mainly left out of 200 years of engineering infrastructure .

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That is where a billion people's  mapping of ending poverty 2020-1970 more correctly became womens rural keynesianism -up to a billion village mothers  have made it the core model to ending starvation and extreme poverty. Countries like China needed this model totally until the Japanese (circa 1980 read Ezra Vogel) started transfering engineering tech through Tsinghua University and to Chinese coastal cities from which time the rapid wealth production multiplied around  supercities but with nearly a quarter of the world's people starting from poverty the Chinese advance was rooted in deep rural keynsianism and the energy of women holding up half the sky (see eg Economist survey on China 1977).

The model presented below is how Bangladesh women empowerment built that nation which started 90% rural and to this day does not have a supercity coastal belt of infrastructure to advance round - as of 2020 Bangladesh is 70% rural but from 1996 with partners bringing mobile and solar, Bangladesh is collaboration home to some of the most extraordinary leapfrog models such as bkash.com that have been designed by partners BRAC found and which village women app'd. 

2025=1984 Report's Final Edition

Chapter 1 3 Last chances of humans & machines

1.1 Glasgow starts up machines 1760-1945

Stories of 10 white empires -from 1776

-what did usa & canada do (new world north of tropics including new world's arctic roof)

-what happened to what portugal & Spain did - ie tropical-centre america & souther hemisphere america delineated by suez canal (also where east coast and west coast meet)

-what did eg britain france netherlands do to the old world's tri-continent- land bridg and med seae : west asia, west europe, n africa 

-mainly britain takes over the whole of south asia coastline (while circumnavigated -all change when suez canal built

-without a colonies to fuel its engineers germany becomes main warrior against euro neighbors made complex by russia's continental roof (and up to world war 1other central euro players, austrian hungarian, ottoman..the seas inside eurasi north of istanbul) 

textbooks celebrated by scotland the non-nation; the non-colony

adam smith's 2 books footnote 1.1 geo maps

the economist 1843-1995 (150 years of a weekly newspaper reporting smith and then von neumann exponential multipliers)

keynes general theory - final chapter we can see that increasingly only economists design what futures are exponenitallf possible - expect 2 segemnts : valuing sustainability graviating the core communiyu goals - end poverty, feed all, health-all, livelihood-edu all; community where all lives productivity/safety matter

those who measure 90 days sales of things

footnote 1.1 Smith's moral economics: last book before machines 1758 moral sentiments; first book of man and machines- written 1760-1776 - advantages of nations- which nations will apply mahines as if all lives matter - not london can usa (only if every state that gets machines both ends slavery and designs lives matter with its uiwu market sectors): the ne states; south east stats; lousisan purchase centre south-north states; the texas purchase the south west coat meets the russian purchase of nw coast

1.2 Birth of UN 1945-2020 - from world war 2

to triple whammy of covid lockdown & climate's last cjnace directions to lives matter out of every community

list of chalenges beyond world war 2

reboot major economies - unlike world war 1 let peoples in losing nations grow but without military

-stalin is the madman out of the major economies - how to outlast him

-up to 75% of people (in the colonised  world) still have no cacess to electricity (viillage workd has barely seen any applications of engines)- how will colonies pay forward - nb of the 75% - nearly 25% are chinese; 25% live of india south asia subconinent ; 5% asean; 5% west or central asian 

- other colonised areas african continent; islands (quarter of all indpendent nations), 

-semi-developed areas : latin america; greece m turkey, yugoslavia; parts of europe or asia directly controlled by ussr; and mainly controled by ussr

=economist reports some good news from dirst 17 yeras of Un 1945-1962

-miraculoiusly von neumann has connecetd new htech - his alumni promise 100 times more compuitation-communication every decade from 1955-2025

it makes sense to clssify win-win value opportuities as post industrial (or industrial revolution 3, 4); those before von neumann industrial revolution 1 and 2 - 1 =power of engines physically, 2 =power of communications/media emotionally- nb world war 2 shows that to date both of those machine uses have been zero-sum (ie we will need new economic models to sustain worldwide peopels)

miraculously so far usa has prevented stalin from nuclear war; it gave japan and korea south peace umbrellea- together with taiwan those 3 mid-north east asta asian  countries have developed 2 new economic models

100% ptoductive vilages (local agriculturalm leaps mainly of borlaug alumni)

-win-win trade between supercoties wiyth engineering/tech goods intengrating sme supply chains- connecetd by containerised superports and supertrains (both bullet trains where needed and city undergrounds)

in 1962 kennedy accepted asia new models calling for worldwide interdependence but within a year his and megar evers assiaaination ended american potential to joyfull map interdependence; brought new urgency to us integration of white black , latin adn asian; while kennedys mon race decade gave next generation hope;nowhere has since decalred decadr long goals valuing youth's next 100 time moore

-- from around 1970 the economist coims 2 ways of question futures sustainability in addition to asking what ir3,4 timelines will be to 2025

-future hostories - which market scetirs need leaps with tech first - the economist suggest 5 that turn out to match the ro[ 5 sdgs - and global village modeling - ie fntech food/agr/nature tech, helath-teck, edu-jovs tech, communities of lieves matetr/reseiliemcy----this model extends to wmens rural keunsianism through continetal asia that hasnt prevously been conecetd by engines

-entrepreneurial revolution - this looks at how multi-win tech connecets sme start ups and suoercities and the bodreless nature of erath data modelled for ssuatainble goverance

we can oropose ir4 needs to be about humanising artificial intel - neumans 2 first alumni labs stanford/mit

-meanwheile the 100 times more tech of ir3 conecrns all multi-win models- for example netwroking apps of life shaping knowghow multiply vlue in use unlike consuming up thinsg--- ng this means that paper money economies of consuming up things are not the major value multipliers most needed by granparent, parents youth of the united jnations of huamns and machines and nature- see 1972 as future hostory discussion of the fintech chalelnge - and the need to clarify which economists are sustainability and which are extinction modellers (short-term cash and grab building bigger not better orgs and non translarent media)

1.3Birth of UN2.1 in 2020 

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WHICH OF FAZLE ABED'S TOP 5 PARTNERS women empowering CURRICULA INTEREST YOU?

1 financial services to end poverty - goal 1

2 food last mile services to end famine

3 health last mile services to end unnecessary deaths of children a...

4 lifelong livelihood teaching and learning

5 inclusive and resilient communities - prepped for disaster and re...

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download 50 year report of sir fazle abed on university & developing nation   2020 -safe 2021 to you -please click here first- we want to share 2021 calendar with those excited by the view: only radical educators/community builders can save post covid youth -use reply button to add in nominations or tell chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk to edit in your vote -coming up collaboarations year 38 of 1984's2025report.com- why our species will be won or lost by how we apply tech and humans to transform education- we need to all be lifelong students and teachers- through 2020s half of most valuable global new knowhow will change every 3 years while last mile service will depend on ever greater love and emotional intel as well as societal deep data apps

For those who value 260 years of adam smith scholarship- the good news is 50 years of work by sir fazle abed has proven that if you are trusted in communities facing extreme sustainbility challenges actionable knowhow multiplies value in use - so who are the 70 local to global leaders who multiplied their actionable knowhow with alumni of sir fazle- your votes our welcome- here's our current

TOP 71 to Connect sustainability goals with by 2030

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50 Gates Melinda & 49 Gates Bill & 48 ban ki-moon & 47 Guterres & 46 Schwarzman 46a Rhodes 46b Mandela 46c Gandhi  & 46 d Maria Montessori 45 Smith & 44 Watt 

The royal families of 43 UK & 42 Netherlands & 41 Japan-& 40 Kennedy & 39 Moore & 38 Keiretsu and 37 Chaebol the two leading engineering networks that celebrated united engineering were Japan's keirestu (eg Toyota) , and S Korea's Chaebol (eg Samsung) chinese conglomerates (not sure if they have a term) but eg see founders of shanghai 36 Fosun for empowering world trade out of world's benchmark superport location 36bis India's Tata 36c Nilekani

35 Lee Kuan Yew (now represented by mahbubani ,34 Ka-Shing  33 Deng 1978  levering 33bis Roosevelts kindness in early 1900s

32 Deming, 31 Von Neumann, 30 Korolev & 29 paulo freire  28 saint francis & 27 marco polo 27bis Yo Yo Ma  bbc broadcasting 26 attenborough nature 25 palin cultures, ny-tokyo's own 24 Yoko Ono,

World Economic Forum and global youth shapers hubs-builder 23 Schwab and global medicine man & pop agent 22 Larry Brilliant. : 21 James Wilson & 20 Bagehot    20 bis Keynes 19 James Grant 18 soros new economics 17 Jim Y Kim  17bis widodo 17c kagame 16 Bloomberg-16 bis schwarzenneger:

15 mayor of tokyo & 14 gordon brown & sweden's 13 solberg

12 mayor of beijing chen jining &  11 mayor of paris & 10 mayor of milan & japan's richest man founder of 9 uniqlo 

8 Jack ma & 7 pony ma scholars -6 Masa Son and 5 stanford's Jerry Yang the world would not have 5G without 4 Nordica and 3 Ren Zhengfen; the world's 4G would be different without 2 serge brin and 1 kai fu-lee  the commercials world's 3G was changed by 51 bezos as well as jack ma : the world's 2G and 1G should not forget 52 berners lee 53 torvaulds 54 jobs 55 case mit beyond borders  56 quadirs 56a Reeta Roy 57 negropronte 58 joi ito and 59 rosalind picard  60 olsen

the 61 Jin and Jin family duo  62 Yue 63 musk 64 harrison owen  65 soros 66 gorbachev  67 sheikha moza and 68 queen rania 69 founder dubai and  70 varkey   ,,,millennial reporters wanted at partners in GAMES & book of worldrecordjobs.com a project of Family Foundation NormanMacrae.net

welcome to the most inspirational youth 1 around the world and the elders (eg alumni/partners of fazle abed) who guide them safely as well at the speed of consciousness

www.normanmacrae.net 5G 4G 3G 2G 1G 0 My family and friends at The Economist have also argued for Entrepreneurial Revolution (aka 4+ Industrial Revolutions-each decades of #digitalcooperation knowhow leaping ahead of all past shared knowhow) that the 1960s with its moon race , new satellite communications, moores laws promise of 100 times more tech per decade ought to have been a time when we started asking what new curriculum will youth need to explore. Peoples everywhere had the chance to enjoy/map new views of how our world and peoples were connected streaming down from space- perhaps 3rd grade teachers could have been celebrated for making a quiz out of that in the 1970s, then a quiz anticipating 1G (80s how do we design the first universal coding language to do what: 2G 1990s how do we use ecommerce to redesign any value chains that are not transparent and moral in the sense adam smith and james watt hoped for in 1760's Glasgow: 3G as we increasingly value the goals of millnnials - new scholarships of 2000s what startups will connect/groound the smartest first apps of there being no technical cost to sharing any codable solution" 4G quiz to launch the 2010s around how does our species start analysisng a whole new world of big data so that it make life better locally out of every community. G-Whiz! I am sure you can find better ways of identifying each decades missing curriculum- but those of us over in the older half of the world -over 30 will destroy our children and species if we do not admit we have failed to accelerate change in what and how youth most needed to study lifelong skills for newly sustainable economic hemisphere's . And there is another issue- I am not sure any of us even have a common map of what mother earth sees herself being/ All these issues came up in ways far more urgent and nuanced than i can report in sir fazle's Japanj Embassy Rounundatges with 50 fellow Bangladesh microentrepreneurs and women empowerment fans in 2012 - see for example how the exponential partners of bkash have multiplied

Abed Bhai's main brainstorming to unite the world is one cooperation university of global poverty- where the solutions communities most "Ultra" needed to replicate are catalogued free to adapt on what becomes the number 1 knowhow web. (I realise commerce webs will always have larger volumes of eyeballs than knowhow webs- but can you tell me today what do you see as the number 1 action learning web or family of apps- how can we unite cultures and nations around sdgs if we dont have a first reference space? Let's call this - and the world's largest open partnerships BRAC University for now. AIsingapore.org Let's assume AI training assistants will help translate and search every idea sir fazle would linkin if he were here to make the 2020s the most exciting decade to be alive for every girl, and boy, Who are the top 50 world record job creators whose knowhow could be weaved alongside sir fazles to make this vaut le voyage - at least virtually - for any peoples or place facing the most ultra deep sdgs challenge?