2025report.com : teachforall.net: ed3u.com 2030= SDGen XP100: April 2015

:overview SDGs.Games & SDgoats.com report 2025-1945 - 8 decades of exploring 100X tech/decade :thanks to Greatests of maths network eg von neumann, eisntein, turing et al

good news -we have transparent SDG1-6 solutions over 50 years among 1 billion rural poorest mothers who started up 1972 in web00 world - no electricity - no communication other than word of mouth networking and printed paper (if literate)

good news (if your societies know how good Defi work and Lunar failed as did much of Cefi) then we can help under 30s co-create web3 round sdgs but w2e will urgently need UN2.0 eoadmapping whence benchmarks for govtech & fintech community service transparency geared to entrepreneurial XCollabs and Zgen most most urgent sustainbility challenges -curated goal by goal community GPS by GPS- lets leapforward in awareness students and teachers need through school year 22-23 with sdgmetaverseprize.org

bad news we dont really know what to action learn let alone teach about good (trust multiplying win-win) entrepreneurship in worlds of

web 0 mass tv
web 1 (digital starts to take over from old mass media)
web2 where who gets the data of mediating became make or break for everyone- worse when you map world trade value chains- different hemispheres have completely different priority lessons as well as different challenges as to which extinction crisis comes first- one dsimal consequence of this is a system of 2 argumantative politocal parties and lowest common denominator demands across a continent ain't going to assign a place's smartest yoyth to the diversity of deep data and humanisation of tech key to family development in web 3 era

2025 report first published 1984 to count down sustainability consequences of 100 time more tech pre decade

as we reach final edition, covid, putin are latest biggest crises of an era where the elder half of the world seems to have cashed out on younger half's sustainbility

so our entrepreneurial revolution lens aims to focus on who is urging leaps- eg guterres 2022 UNGA summit 22 Education is no longer fit for purpose followed by; 2023 futures no longer fit for unders 30s being sustainability generation

UNwomens @ L & L: NYSpring2022

LETS LEAP WIAI : blend Womens & Artificial Intelligence starring at Gradpads of first 100 new universities, collaboration 5.4 at abedmooc.com

lets move beyond AD and artificial intel agencies to celebrating 50 years by 1billiongirls.com

lets see metaverse (30 years on from world wide web) as last chance to unite< a href="http://www.catholicuni.com/2022/02"> Beeings and celebrate solution all communiitied need if girls and boys born there are to have great chance to thrive though life

: After 50 years as stats guy of Ad & AI Agency, giant leap forward inspired by

Exercise: which exciting ideas have you encountered when.?
Being a Scot born in London 1951, may I say that my most exciting ideas came from family and close friends to 1969, when college and the world linked more ideas. I was lucky that my father was a collector of the most exciting ideas for The Economist for 40 years;
in his 4th year at the economist (coincidentally when I was born)
von neumann told dad journalists' most exciting systemic idea- ask what people will do with 100 times more tech by 1962 dad had found a triad of valuable idea;
in addition to neumanns, alumni of borlaug had found solutions to why nobody should starve to death;
and alumni of deming had demonstrated new engineering to a top 5 nation of engineers (the only Eastern one in the 1950s) that those who app engineering should as Turing put it be recursive - challenge what to chnage every year in how your engineering app interacts with others.

Mainly these 3 ideas helped Economist journalists to start surveying happier futures of peoples out of every place; also in the 1950s dad was the first reported of can the EU design peace, and what is a sustainable way to design a national health system. He provided extensive notes in The Economist on celebrating these questions but not assuming government alone had a bat's chance in hell of answering these. This did not make him popular but the economist did not believe i guru journalism so dad's entrepreneurial revolution designed around the fo0unding editio9r 2 p0rimary sdgs - end poverty and end hunger stimulated innovative debate, and explains why it is our family's hypothesis that leader Guterres has a hard deadline of 2030- if millennials are not the first sustainability generation, they will be the first extinction generation. It is from this hypothesis that we hope anything written here will be applied or rejected.

1 POVERTY

2 hunger 22.1

3 health

4 edu=sustainability

5 building 100k person communities of equality and ..Those who like at the history of post world western aid by those who had previously colonied peoples (eg british , french) will noi find large population examples until around 1972 when aid was reinvented by arguably the elading young asia oloil company engineer - name Fazle Abed. There is a misconception that microaid was systemised by changing one mothers life at a time- actually abed always worlded at the level of 100000 villagers at a time through about 15000 vilage mothers microfranchises. When i look at big cities I loike , I can see thriving ciiies as ones with thei8r own vilages of 100000 people soecialisingt in particular tyrades, or because they have embedded a schools system from 0 to 22 in which every child has chances to thrive. So this is what I look for forst in cataloguing goal 5 solutions -see at least 6 collaborations 5.1-6.6 at abedmooc.com but note all 30 collaborations emerged from servant leadership of 100000 people lives at a time. Keynian alumni schumacher made 2 paradoxical comments: small is beautiful ; enmding poverty is an innovation chalenge t6hat will need to address a million rural villages. Althopugh Abed repeatedly remaked small may be bautiful but in bgangaldesh lareg scale is abso9lutely essentioal- its amazing how sdome schools o9f social entrepreneurship dismissed his advice- and in so doing they ofetn became an accidental part of greenwashing.i want to have stated my finding as directly as possible because I hinestly cfdannot see how we'll get to sustainability 2030 unloess we start taking advange of tech for sustainability and realising that 100k person nglobal vilages can blend with tech for good in the most excitimng ways any generation has ever faced.

1-2-3 of Happiest Education Summits of Millennials World

AM5.5.. TO 1 2...hi your lunchclub profile looks fascinating - I am not expert in your practice areas but i interviewed fazle abed brac bangladesh 15 times - notes at www.abedmooc.com - happy to try and share more info if relevant - in washington dc chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
special thanks LC creators eg 0 1

water water everywhere but not a drop to drink;; tech tech everywhere but no apps to sustain generations; nature chaos math demonstrated by all the world's covid fitting into a coca-cola bottle but vaporised into the atmospheres we breathe... these puzzles have maths solutions - hopefully!
AM5.4 To 1..2.. 3

TO AH: hi look forward to lunch friday; only been to capetown once circa 1983 working for unilever at the time trying to leap beyond apartheid; probably my greatest friend in s africa taddy blecher - he founded new university but after 15 great years 1999-2013 - seems to have disappeared - do you know anything about him? My dream connect all graduates 20-35 working on borderless sdg solutions needed communities everywhere- i dont believe my generation has mass tech ability to lead?!

chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk - wash dc & glasgow
BETWEEN 1984 & 1993 COUNTDOWN TO SUSTAINABILITY WAS PUBLISHED & UPDATED BY THE ECONOMIST'S NORMAN MACRAE & SON CHRIS - Below original published chapters of 2025 Report-
how can we help each other with humanity's next leaps forward?
- see some ideas discussed in recent months: lunchclub :: linkedin ::
teachforxx.com ::teachforsdgs.com :: ABED.MOOC.com summifuture.com economistdiary.com ... see also 20 other economist eg economistgreen.com economistamerica.com for sale - prices from 100$ up depending on collaboration purpose

chapter contents

chapter 6 fintech to end poverty

chapter 7 AI JOBS

chapter 8 AI education

chapter 9 virtual productivity ai maps

2025 report page index us 1985 printing if you need page lasered rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

chap 10 transforming government -AI

CHAP 11 - AI HEALTH

CHAP 11 bis AI health part 2

24 alien judgement - are humans safe to share intel with?

chapters 1 to 5 discussed what peaceful nations needed to do to help all peoples be more productive as berlin wall fell- sadly the west did not values livesmatter enough- if you want to re-read every opportunity lost ask chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk to send you chapters 2 to 5 or discuss at www.economisteurope.com

.Sustainability's future - The Economist 1972

BRAC annual reports

Economist's 1 2 survey of twin Asia Rising models of linking in village rural Keynesianism and superport win-win trading routes (Japan Korea South Taiwan HK Singapore ... maps which it took JFKennedy less than 7 days to endorse

good to see the opening plenary of ecop26 starring a young kenyan female alumni of Wangaari as well as Banker for Poor's forestry Prince Charles

historically related: speech prince charles & princess Di japan tour 1986

Saturday, April 11, 2015