“Stop the world, I want to get off” was a 1960’s musical about the meaning of life in a fast-paced world. Sixty years later with the modern realities of technology, climate change and pandemics, solutions to those crises seem overwhelming. The 21 century musical might be entitled “Kid in candy store, where do I start?”
Making sense of a jumbled world and deciding on priorities is a learned skill best learned in early life. Like walking or riding a bike, trial and error is the best teacher. Mistakes are valuable guides in learning trust. Carrots and sticks train the instncts to follow the direction of the integrity North Star.
Integrity is key to navigating a complex world. Integrity is coherence, consistency within every unit from individual to home to locale and outward to encompass all near-200 countries of the world, not each one separately but all as a conceptual reality. A tall order but not nearly as dire as it seems in the current fog of looming threat.
The United States is critical to the ideal of a cooperative global world. So is the much-maligned United Nations, which does a literal world of good but gets noticed for failures.
Donations to this site will advance the message of global good will. The focus will be on world events as they relate to the US and UN. Guest writers will address issues from regional family life to transnational industrial growth
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