zasheem - can you clarify how many scottish universities already have a formal coordinator with glasgow university union's fringe cop26 events and the 11 year old journal of 21st century adam smithians

david- is kerr still glasgow based- be great to do a zoom sometime on future fan webs of scottish economists- will soon ublish whats been learnt from 10 years of remembrance parties of dad norman macrae 

Uniting Nations Around Goals: 1-2, 3-6, and Moore! 

 

To Be or Not To Be – that is the question -Shakespeare Hamlet Act 3 Scene 1 SDGsU.com[i]

sdgsu.com join students 6 nov 21 glasgow where engines started 1761- map...

                            CHRIS MACRAE¹ MA STATISTICS CANTAB

Norman Macrae Foundation 

                         Washington DC, USA & Glasgow UK

 

INTRODUCTION  SCOTTISH MINDSETS- AFORE YE GO TO OR FROM GLASGOW COP26

 

Although less than a four hundredth of our human race[ii], Scots enjoy a reputation for being one of the most impudent, collaborative and innovative of peoples- as well as original force multiplier of ages of humans and machines. We seek to ask questions other so-called democracies forbid as politically incorrect. For example: what’s wrong with sustainably seeking to unite public servants instead of paying for fake media’s bipolar nationalist parties? Where are innovation networks exponentially audited around improving the human lot? entrepreneurialrevolution.avi

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[i] As Scots we are always surveying what English language quotes inspire sustainability coalitions – see 2025report.com on valuing 4 languages mother tongue, english, chinese, coding

[ii] Did you know that more than a quarter of all nations comprise less than 1% of the human race- most of these peoples are what development experts jargonise as small island developing nations. They have very little land resources but huge ocean estates. There is nothing they can democratically do about those who live on huge continents using the oceans as dumping grounds for plastic and chemical waste that is killing off fish as revealed by David Attenborough in the bbc’s blue ocean 2 tv program and app.

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its becoming quite strange - which people arriving in glasgow actually have linkedin all their partners on green action projects youth can scale

i dont think schwabs legacy -as part of geneva euroyouth's last only antidote to eu -  is anything to do with macroeconomics- he has at least 500 youth global shapers hidden away and his ai team which lead the industiral revolution 4 hub out of san francisco are quite friendly- global singapore is quite closely connected with san francisco too making the schwab/singapore august event a great start to student year 21/22

chris

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what green or sdg curricula do under 30s want cop26 to identify and how do we give different age groups time to explore missing knowhow

 7 classroom examination

 6 khan academy style dashboards-skils certified for each student leaning passport

5  service learning/community engagemnet

4 peer to peer processes 

3 zoom of virtual reality exchanges between twin youth schools nd/or twin youth leders exchanges

2 connecting ai earth with deep data searcxhes of  teachers, students, communities, learning rbots like un ambassador sophia

1youth debatews on tv like hnhk world celebrates

0 after hours hubs - eg in nordica no homework - no standard exams as much time engaging community as in classroom

how does what under 30s want cop26 to free their time on conect with other leap forward sumits including last mile health post-covid, coding schools, various educational transfotmations logged for asia's 3 gret educaton sunmits in december

 

covid tests 30 crazy years of services that failed to web

zoomuni.net and astra.place ponders over  old broken systems -  that it takes covid before

you could phone your doctor instead of sick waiting rooms

most schools took elearing seriously let alone nations satellite connecting their schools

community engaged whole thinking dawned on people - a community where lives dont matter gets bad schools bad everything from government; meanwhile the need for last mile services gets hidden; there so much community building work to be done that any nation which says it cant afford to employ all hard working youth has got all of its financing wrong; 

economistdiary.com meanwhile something odd is happening to leadership summits- where top people wasted much time flying the earth they can now attend 7 times more zoom conferences- and where leades actually want to serve publics most urgent purposes those summits are getting massive audiences- odd isnt it when leaders share knowledge with each other the messages are different than when they use broadcast on tv- how did tv get to be instrument of dumbing the peoples down