 | World Future Times:
"In 20 years we will speak of the
Spiritual Age, must as
we now speak of the Information Age." -- Excerpt from interview with
William Halal, Director George Washington Forecast of Emerging
Technologies.
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| The Buddhist teaching of Esho Fumi
which may perhaps be best summed as "man affects his environment and
his environment affects man." A similar teaching exists in the Baha'i Writings.
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| C.S. Lewis - The inner ring -- an essay on the fallacy of trying to win
approval from what he called the "inner circle."
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| John F. Kennedy's commencement address to American University -- a beautiful
speech on the cause of World Peace.
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| William Hatcher's logical
proof that
the universe is caused by a "universal, uncaused cause." This
proof is difficult to understand; but underneath the surface it is
remarkably simple. I hope to post a commentary explaining his work in
simple, easy-to-understand language.
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Electronic Passalongs and
the New Social Currency, Douglas Rushkoff as it appeared in
Business 2.0 Magazine. Here Rushkoff makes a startling prediction --
that humanity will be united into a global consciousness -- an
electronic one -- that will
enable human beings to share thoughts and to think as a collective.
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| McKinsey on Venture Marketing.
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| Who's Writing
the Future? -- presents a radically different perspective on the
twentieth century and where we are headed.
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| Choosing How
to see the world: A postmodern perspective -- explains that
postmodernism is at odds with a more peaceful world, and basic ideas
such as human rights.
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Parallel Universes, Scientific American, May 2003
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| Ocean -- a
software package enabling a search of the Baha'i Writings. |
