JFK put about 10000 young american brains on one decade- long networking goal- race to the moon; although usa today has about 100 million under 30 brains, its elders & educati9rs have never since freed 10000 brains to any goal in spite of fact that humansAI.com and EntrepreneurialRevolution are now most exciting co-creative games ever played ever- is it too late for american youth to be included in tech to sustain the world? click astronaut Garan's urgent collaboration crisisAstronaut Ron Garan: urgent collaboration crisis
Astronaut Ron Garan poses massive collaboration challenge ,,		Future of :health; culture; energy; finance. education-1960-2025: at The Economist 1960 my afily started asking leaders when were they including the people in key market futures assuming the moon race made gordon moores promise that microelectronic engineers woill multipy ai capabilities every decade by 100 fold (to 2030 that's a trillion times moore than man raced to moon with, and needs road maps valuing the most exciting goals humans can linkin! we use machine intelligence tersm broadly to include everything that the human brain alone is now able to innovate; Economist diary continues to investigate when and where top people meet does anything get shared eneabling youth to go great work and become the first sustainability generation.What is ER (Entrepreneurial Revolution)? Searches show that ER is a curriculum for valuing trust and youth especially girls by changing systems of education and community development economics. ER was founded as a media challenge of leadership purpose and friendship across nations at The Economist as man was racing to the moon in the 1960s- it was based on the hypothesis that it would be wise to put a deadline on sustainability system design. At some stage failure to educate and invest in sustainability would become exponentially irreversible. A deadline of 2025-2030 was thought to be wise.
In this worldwide economic model, communications TECH doubles every 7 years from 1946 to 2030- over 4000 times Moore! 2018-2019 is the last but 12th year for action learning sustainability. This diary aims to map the most exciting opportunities of each of the last countdown years
june 2019 luxembourg hosts 100 banking delegations sharing cases on long-term collaborative investment in infrastructure
april 2019 sees 100 national leaders coming to beijing to map sustainable world trade routes integrated round coastal Belts and Roads (eg railRoads & overland grids) as well as the sdg opportunities for cooperation that arise when all communities are linked in to win-win trade and under 30s dreams of being the sustainability generation		......BRI.school map top 13 sdg world trade routes 0 inside china, 1 East-Belt,
2 South-Belt; 3NorthBelt
4 centre eurasia &E.Euro; 5 WEuro 6 N.Am; 7 MidEast 8MedSea 9Africa 10LatinAm 11 Arctic Circle 12UN-urgent..		help ALI report 2018-2019 Mass Collaboration 1 2 3 and Sustainability Student Livelihoods Year is turning out weird, at end of year:
june 2019 AIIB (world leader in new dev banking_ is being hosted by EU epicentre of big old banking - luxembourg, and
july sees a truncated year for preparing Japan G20 because somehow Argentina was allowed to postpone Franciscan G20 to Nov 2018 coming after the world bank oct 2018 from indonesia where theme of world development report is Livelihoods, and where the billion dollar bank partnership with aiib aims to be world class benchmark for ending slums. Asean's leading economist Mahbubani brings out his second provocation - have americans lost it, alongside can asians think- it takes 2 to win-win trade as well as tango. This most co-creative student year kicks off from Joburg BRICS in early September the start of the UNGA year sees handover from E Europe to Ecuador meanwhile the newest of Guterres entrepreneurial revolution committees led by melinda gates and jack ma has been asked to report by march 2019 in time for the greatest sustainability summit ever hosted as 100 national leaders collaborate around maps- beijing's BRI May 2019 rsvp with good news isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com special mentions - shanghai hosts first world expo only for foreign exhibitors nov 2018- archives 2013 mainly silk road and BRI - 2012 mainly education

Thursday, November 30, 2017

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January 7, 2018
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The Wall: The real costs of a barrier between the US and Mexico

Thursday, January 11, 2018, 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. EST
Beyond the question of cost and payment, there are a multitude of ways that President Trump’s proposed border wall will affect communities across the U.S. and Mexico, and more broadly the mutual benefits of environmental, security, economic, and cultural cooperation between the U.S. and Mexico in ways that have not been fully acknowledged or understood.
On January 11, Brookings Senior Fellow Vanda Felbab-Brown will present the findings from her recent essay,The Wall, and discuss the importance of a mutually beneficial agreement between the United States and Mexico with U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas).

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Confronting North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs: American and Japanese views of threats and options compared

Monday, January 8, 2018, 10:00 to 11:30 a.m.

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Should the Fed stick with the 2 percent inflation target or rethink it? (webcast only)

Monday, January 8, 2017, 1:00 to 5:15 p.m. EST

Sustainable security: The transatlantic community and global challenges
A discussion with Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg

Wednesday, January 10, 2018, 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. EST

Raj Chetty on ‘The Lost Einsteins’

Thursday, January 11, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. EST
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