Brian OConnell

Economics

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Tension between collective and individual domains


 I am putting this post up from a previous post on natural gas fracking and how our current social systems have a fundamental misunderstanding of collective and individual domains. Past Post  From this past post in which Schalk played the devils advocate and projected an... Read More

The WE of money


 I use to be a gold bug that studied austrian economics( mises.org ) that conflicted with keynesian  economics. And in the last few years after reading Web of Debt , The zeigeist movement,  and bringing the IOS to the issue have come to a new perspective that I... Read More

Technology vs Cultural lead transformation


 A strong motivation that I see being expressed by all humans is the need for social transformation and translation. We are currently going through a translation with no idea where it will stabalize up or down the spiral. I believe the integral movement under Ken and Integral Life... Read More

New Economy


 Many recent post have been focusing on the monetary system and the Zeigeist movement. To become updated on the history of the monetary system, which is necessary to have a grounded view. This video "The secret of OZ" is great in presenting the history of money in the US.... Read More

Not even close, healthcare reform


 Integral is great at showing how different world views have value and need to be honored and nurtured if we are going to have solutions that do not create more problems than they solve. So we get expressions, like Kevin Bowman’s on Integral Economics and now Robb’s... Read More

Must see video by Bill Moyers PBS


Must see video by Bill Moyers PBS on state of financial crisis a year later.... http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/10092009/watch.html...  ...  ...

Conspiracies are real from Princton economics


I still see Integral being very clueless about how things are done in our world. So I thought I would post a link from a very respected economist  Martin Armstrong former chairman Princeton Economics Int'l, Ltd. Integral needs to get its head out of the sand on the... Read More