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=Global Grand Challenges=
#Deforestation and desertification
#Deforestation and desertification
#Standing armies
#Standing armies
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#Innumeracy
#Innumeracy
#Corporate funded research
#Corporate funded research
#Pollution
#Pollution, especially water pollution
#Corrupt institutions
#Economic system based on proprietary development as opposed to open source product development
#Training as opposed to education
#Disciplinary thinking
#Agricultural monoculture
#Fossil fuel energy
#Global supply chains via cost extrernalization
#Externalization of social, environmental, and lifetime costs
=Global Solutions=
#Education
#Democracy
#Transparency
#Open source product development
#Distributed production and especially [[Distributive Enterprise]]
#Afforestation
#Agricultural perennial polyculture
#Renewable energy
#Regenerative development of land
#Economics based on full cost accounting

Revision as of 17:31, 16 March 2019

Global Grand Challenges

  1. Deforestation and desertification
  2. Standing armies
  3. High Gini Coefficient
  4. Patent system that encloses public knowledge
  5. Lack of public access to published journals. Solution possibility: cross subsidization or institution only pay for the service
  6. Limitation of liability
  7. Biodiversity loss
  8. Alienation from work
  9. Access to healthcare
  10. Illiteracy, and especially collaborative illiteracy
  11. Innumeracy
  12. Corporate funded research
  13. Pollution, especially water pollution
  14. Corrupt institutions
  15. Economic system based on proprietary development as opposed to open source product development
  16. Training as opposed to education
  17. Disciplinary thinking
  18. Agricultural monoculture
  19. Fossil fuel energy
  20. Global supply chains via cost extrernalization
  21. Externalization of social, environmental, and lifetime costs

Global Solutions

  1. Education
  2. Democracy
  3. Transparency
  4. Open source product development
  5. Distributed production and especially Distributive Enterprise
  6. Afforestation
  7. Agricultural perennial polyculture
  8. Renewable energy
  9. Regenerative development of land
  10. Economics based on full cost accounting