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Please change the title to Definition of Integral Sustainability

Posted August 13th, 2009 by Alan Sato
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The Key to Integral Sustainability

The video says nothing about the KEY to integral sustainability that is critical for it's success and implementation.  The video does a very good job defining what green sustainability is and what it's downfall is, and defines thinly what integral sustainability is.  There is no information on the KEY to integral sustainability, or the keys that are critical for it's success.  I was hoping to be informed about the important keys that will make implementing integral sustainability a success.  I have two possible ventures that would definitely require an integral implementation, and have not learned any keys.

Otherwise, it is a wonderful and most useful and informative video.  It just doesn't contain the key to integral sustainability and would like the title changed to something like, "Definitions of Green and Interal Sustainability."  Then I can change my "no" vote to a "yes" vote.  It's only a "no" vote by a technicality because this is a really good video.

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Posted August 13th, 2009 by Ambo Suno

Hi, Alan - I'm enjoying this simple point you are making about the presented face not well representing the content. I also like that you point out that this is a good video and that you enjoyed it - but you disagree with the misrepresentation. And your critique isn't spurious; you are actually pointedly interested in the "keys".

In general ways, the topic has been raised a number of times of marketing-language-creep that seems to be a cultural indulgence that may have business ethics implications. Sometimes there has been expressed an anger towards Holosync products and marketing for slick advertising that doesn't quite represent. Other growth, developmental, spiritual and integral products with extravagant claims have been accused, with some emotional charge, of being casual about language use and about an exaggerated trying-to-sell mentality.

I haven't seen this presentation but I think it's good that you present this objection and critique in such a low key and informative way.

ambo