Retirement 2051

#19
Hi Federico I tried again with a post called 2050. Same thing happened, it went to another post. I changed it back to Life 2050 https://www.bebee.com/producer/@cityvp/life-2050 - so it is doing the same thing when a post is numbers only - but hey the good news is that it led me to write the buzz - so that is good :-) Reply

#15
The scenario that plays out in today's society is the predominant orthodoxy of human capital. To protect us from this orthodoxy we need a personal brand, we partner with existing human resource mindset and since millions are trained to accept themselves as being human capital, we remain distant from beginning a new era where being has meaning and doing is informed by the context of being. We market to this orthodoxy as if it is going to be the reality of human existence rather than recognize that the meaning of education are people are asking questions, but what is the value of any answer that is stuck in the concrete of the predominant orthodoxy. What is worse is that we end up justifying this orthodoxy by partnering with people who most represent it. This is the viscous cycle that has not just suddenly appeared, it is the same one found in ancient Greece that made Socrates drink hemlock, it is the same one that crucified Jesus Christ, or burned William Tyndale because printed the Bible in English or De La Barre who was sentenced to death for blasphemy and impiety http://en.rfi.fr/visiting-france/20101216-french-free-thinking-knight-still-controversial-figure and unlike the other three his fame as a martyr was because Voltaire turned him into a symbol against a decrepid ruling class even though De La Barre was from that class. This viscous cycle of martydom culminates in celebrating people like De La Barre who was a troublemaker transformed into a martyr. Today we see martydom play out in the Middle East and yet this is the old orthodoxy at play. The rise of the human being accompanies the rise of artificial intelligence - and it is this development that will have a transformative effect on what it means to be human and transform an orthodoxy of a doing culture, into a being culture. Reply

#14
DearIan Weinberg this is what "Structure and Space" is about https://www.bebee.com/producer/@cityvp/structure-space because we live in a world which makes us experts and masters in entropic consequence. Entropy manifests itself as a mindset and the carnage we see of human beings stripped off their potential to express capability in the final third of their life, is so manifest in our economic way of thinking, that I see the same misery and pain - most of it locked away in old-people homes, where human beings are led to reverse mortgage their assets and then put into care. The promise is utopian but I see an emerging dystopian reality in this promise and that is another example of entropic mindset. So yes, longevity must accompany a syntropic mindset. That is what is what I am exploring in my Structure and Space buzz. I am not exploring a group utopia but my own thinking and it's potential to create a syntropic structure and space. Structure and space here is contextual to an individual being. Reply

#9
As you mentioned in the earlier comment David, there is some incredible developments in the pipeline as far as the aging and vitality space is concerned and it is just a matter of time before life extension yields incredible opportunities - but if we know that will happen down the road, why are we living like it is 1999? Even Prince did not benefit from that. Reply

#9
As mentioned David, there is some incredible developments in the pipeline as far as the aging and vitality space is concerned and it is just a matter of time before life extension yields incredible opportunities - but if we know that will happen down the road, why are we living like it is 1999? Even Prince did not benefit from that. Reply

#8
I think the key to the future Pascal is "Unretirement" which mean retirement is what you can do at any point of one's working life, it does not have to be an end of work thing. When we want to get back into work, we simply unretire. I call it the Brett Favre Principle. I am retiring, I am unretiring, I am retiring, I am unretiring, I am retiring, I am unretiring - those Saints just retired me. Reply

#6
Dear Gert, attention is what gets us run over, observation is what keeps us on our journey - glad you liked the buzz and that is a nice soundbite I have expressed - and in honour of that expression, I will remember this particular line as my "Gert Moment" :-) Reply

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#2
OK thanks Deb - I will try that cc Federico \ud83d\udc1d \u00c1lvarez San Mart\u00edn Reply

Federico \ud83d\udc1d \u00c1lvarez San Mart\u00edn when I click on my buzz 2051 it takes me to someone else's buzz? I can see on my menu page but as soon as I click it, I get a different page that is not my buzz? Reply