Diaries of refugees fascinate us wherever they clarify which maps humans trade round are 

above zero sum- eg systems designed by mathematicians- we can all agree arabian numerals are better than Roman MCXLVI for computing, Unfortunately refugeed can be defined as being in places where below zeo sum trading turns into wars,

If there is a silver lining it is that (mainly  jewish) refugees from 20th C world wards became the GOATS of msths and emigrated from Swiss corrodor born 1865 (actually HAGS - hungsry auustria getrmany swiss) 

From 1951 Von Neumann on behalf of Goats asked Scottsh Diaspora members of my family and The Economist to diarise the most valuable refugee scoop of all- what good can humans unite with 100 times more tech every decade- our diaries call 2nd half of 20th c the tele2 ers; 

within 5 years of Von Neumann's death The Economist was regularly reporting leaps from 5 hi-tech vcorroidors and their intersections for the good of 20% Atlantic people, 70% Pacifica, and the 10% ot 100% who might most need to be concerned with the arcic circles or the equator where mostknown  energy resources map

neumsnn ws psrtivulrly concerned with 80 years 2025-1945- in other words how tele2 revolved into what those who value UN goals now call web1-2-3. His networks had seen the 80 years 1945 to 1865 spiral into 2 world wars dominated by 7 western empires plus Japan (the G8). If with the birth of the UN there was to be an orer of magnitide more tech per decade than the tele1 era- would the expoential consequences for the human race by 2025 would be either much better or much worse than world wars? See our overtime 2030-2025 debate and mu8c more at Neumann.ning.com

Scots in 1700s became diarists of what the heck was London's world trade capital up to from start of 1500s ,pst transparently recoder in Adam Smiths bookd morals 1758, nationsd 1776. After a gap to 1843 The Economist bevame Queen Victoria's diarist. Before 1500 we refer to Franciscan diaries - was ot possible to turn med sea into a win-win teading ocean with tyhe far east china sea with an overland relay in between. If you want to read all about 0 to 2000 from the viewpoint of the far east we refer to frind Ezra Vogel who sadly died 2021

 Being a teen of 1960s decade of moon landing, I probably hoped that by 2020s economics of refugees would be mainly an item from history but as those of us (von neumann and other alumni) who study the marriage of human and artificial intellect now know - now know with ever more 20th 21st C budget spent on wats between borders , with nature, even with our own youths futures, let alone MAD CONDITIONS SPUN  BY LONELY OLD MEN  PRONE TO WORLD DOMINATION, THERE WILL BE NO PEACE AND PERHAPS NO SPECIES UNLESS WE EMPOWER REFUGEE FAMILIES , AND LEARN

BACK IN 1971 BANGLADESH opened up THE BIGGEST REFUGEE COLLAB IN THE WORLD to understand the relevance of that to 21st C Universities, or to LEADER GUTERRES & TODAY UN2 as well as good  tech and egov or to Bangla ongoing fdevelopment  please start here

Sear Mother Earth - diaries of diaspora family & friends

 Since getting my masters in statisrics corpus christi cambribdge 1973, i have looked at the maths of mwdia and mediation and education. By now in 2023 I mathematically trust (and have published/archived)  cases that go back through family trees . that's far more than hundreds of competing sub-jargons professional silos as far as designing wen 3,2,1 tele2,1,0 media for next generation celebration goes. Of course I may be biissed by my own family tree- so for transparemcy's sake let me begin with one of those (and i welcome conversation around your family tree- chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

Take dad Norman for example whose searches we try to catch up with at EconomistDiary.com:

homeschooled to 13 in british embassies eg Stalin's Moscow because his dad was  one of Britain's main between the wars sources on the growing evils of hitler & stalin

spent last days as teen navigator allied bomber command burma, now myanmat one of the epicentres of refugee crises

his good fortune of surviving was mulrtiplied by 3 extrordinary teachers who finished off his delayed education as a young adult

keyens dad was in last Cambridge class while returning to complete economics degree corpus christi 

hired by the economist where  ED geoffrey crowther tested him on the newly minted centenary biography of the economist 1943-1843

seconded to new york for year of 1951 where Norman met Von Neumann princeton who asked whetehr economist journalists would want to mediate the scoop: what goods will peoples unite with 100 times more tech per decade? Specifically will the developmet of Artificial Intellects support leaps forward in Sustaining Human Livelihoods of millennials allaround mother earth?

of course the UN had been born (with a species of multilateras from 1945)  to officially mediate that question, to which dad started supplementing 3 kinds of genre, the first 2 platformed with The economist and its local to global readership

-surveys of what people in particular places needed to enjoy families and life more - in addition to EU where dad was only journalisat at 1955's birth messina, dad started annual surveys of places -whose nEWs (EastWEST;NOTH SOUTH) that most puzz;ed him - his old enemy Japan 1962 which he joyfully found to have discovered 2 economic models all asia rising needed as agreed by President kennedy; please remember both of mu family trees are far north diaspora having come form scottish clans but having lived and workded with kind people the world over

Russia 1963, Latin America 1964, S Africa & Algeria ... by 1977 a survey og the half of peoples living East of Iran. These were openly curious reports of what help or mutual exchnages peoples needed next if fmilies were to advance humanity but clarified in languages  relevant to von neumann futurists and moral scottish economics mapamkers Its worth recalling that of the 2 billion beings in 1945 - probably less than quarter had expereinced the tele1 age not having access to electricity grids- so when Neumann asked what goods would peoples unite he and norman were hoping for an era of cooperation not more of the 8 biggest empired designing win-lose trading models with the rest of human being

From about 1970, his 2-week trip  and washington Dc survey of Mr Nixon's America perturbed father- what would be the expoenetial consequences of Nixon's hatred of students and taking the dollar off the gold standard; so as not to confuse discussiosn with macroeconomist supports of big us forces dad started genres of future history and entrepreneurial revolution as well as continuing to argue from all 4 hemisphere's views of the world not just washington DC's consensus. Actually friendly Americans and by now dad's japanese helped helped father as much as anyone in recounting these maps and sysetsmic interactions.

After 35 yeras of weekily reporting out of The Economist 1983, dad was funve years from retirement so i joined him in co-authoring the 2025 report genre- as well as background research for von neumann biography. Neumann had alsways set 2025 - 80 yeras on from end of world war 2 as an audit period for huamnity - hoping that 80 year period woy=uld go better than the first 80 year period of telecoms 1945-1865 which gravitated out oif switzerland with birth of ITU 1865 and the Goats of maths who emigrated from the central euro swiss coordir to be free of hitler/stalin in a way parrallel to Norman's own development 

Does all of this have relevance to the most irgent cooperative innovations humans need today>

Neumann.ning.com

Innovations.ning.com

EntrepreneurialRevolution.city

2025report.com

EconomistDiary.com

Abedmooc.com

WorldRecordJobs.com

 if you are graduating in 2025 - 2025report.com latest of 40 years clues of what to be aware of are at this linkedin article of UNwomens  - or if you need very local tour guide rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk 

what to do if you are

under 6 - make sure your community knows eraly childhood play and 30 hour lieteracy traiing ; and nutrition duting uyour first 1000 days

under 11 - make sure you know what age both your family and country guarantee good schools ; we now know that whatever are your last 2 yeras of classroom schooling - get networked in teen apprentice glubs especially id you are a girl; if your library cant digitally app you to a great choice of clubs eg coding arts, nursing, agriculture ... make sure you have ebiugh friends co-searching

... more at www.abedmooc.com

new nations

after 1970 Bangladesh 8th largest population from pakistan from UK March 26, 1971 United Arab Emirates December 2, 1971 Bahrain December 16, 1971 Qatar December 18, 1971 Bahamas July 10, 1973 Guinea Bissau September 24, 1973 Grenada February 7, 1974 Mozambique June 25, 1975 Cape Verde July 5, 1975 Comoros July 6, 1975 São Tomé and Príncipe July 12, 1975 Papua New Guinea September 16, 1975 Angola November 11, 1975 Suriname November 25, 1975 Western Sahara February 27, 1976 Seychelles June 29, 1976 Djibouti June 27, 1977 Solomon Islands July 7, 1978 Tuvalu October 1, 1978 Dominica November 3, 1978 Saint Lucia February 22, 1979 Kiribati July 12, 1979 Saint Vincent & the Grenadines October 27, 1979 Belize September 21, 1981 Antigua & Barbuda November 1, 1981 Northern Cyprus September 2, 1983 Saint Kitts and Nevis September 19, 1983 Brunei January 1, 1984 Latvia May 4, 1990 Lithuania March 11, 1990 Namibia March 21, 1990 Slovenia December 26 & June 25, 1990 Georgia April 9, 1991 Estonia August 20, 1991 Ukraine August 24, 1991 Moldova August 27, 1991 Kyrgyzstan August 31, 1991 Uzbekistan September 1, 1991 Macedonia September 8, 1991 Tajikistan September 9, 1991 Armenia September 21, 1991 Croatia October 8, 1991 Azerbaijan October 18, 1991 Turkmenistan October 27, 1991 Kazakhstan December 16, 1991 Bosnia and Herzegovina March 1, 1992 Slovakia July 17, 1992 Czech Republic January 1, 1993 Eritrea May 24, 1993 East Timor May 20, 2002 Montenegro May 21, 2006 Kosovo February 17, 2008 South Sudan July 9, 2011 1898-1944 hilippines June 12, 1898 Cuba May 20, 1902 Panama November 3, 1903 Bulgaria September 22, 1908 Mongolia December 29, 1911 Albania November 28, 1912 Ireland April 24, 1916 Finland December 6, 1917 Lithuania February 16, 1918 Estonia February 24, 1918 Georgia May 26, 1918 Armenia May 28, 1918 Azerbaijan May 28, 1918 Czech Republic October 28, 1918 Poland November 11, 1918 Latvia November 18, 1918 Ukraine January 22, 1919 Afghanistan August 19, 1919 Turkey October 29, 1923 South Africa December 11, 1931 Iraq October 3, 1932 Lebanon November 22, 1943 Iceland June 3, 1944 Belarus July 3, 1944 1776 to 1895 United States July 4, 1776 Haiti January 1, 1804 Serbia February 15, 1804 Ecuador August 10, 1809 Chile February 12, 1810 Colombia July 20, 1810 Mexico September 16, 1810 Paraguay May 15, 1811 Venezuela July 5, 1811 Norway May, 1814 Argentina July 9, 1816 Costa Rica September 15, 1821 Greece March 25, 1821 Peru July 28, 1821 Nicaragua September 15, 1821 Honduras September 15, 1821 Guatemala September 15, 1821 El Salvador September 15, 1821 Dominican Republic December 1, 1821 Ecuador May 24, 1822 Brazil September 7, 1822 Bolivia August 6, 1825 Uruguay August 25, 1825 Belgium July 21, 1831 Liberia July 26, 1847 Canada July, 1867 Romania May 10, 1877 x refs 1 2 x

1945-1970 South Korea August 15, 1945 North Korea August 15, 1945 Vietnam September 2, 1945 Jordan May 25, 1946 Syria April 17, 1946 Pakistan August 14, 1947 India August 15, 1947 Myanmar January 4, 1948 Israel Between April 15 & May 15, 1948 (depending on Hebrew Calendar) Sri Lanka February 4, 1948 Libya December 24, 1951 Cambodia November 9, 1953 Laos October 22, 1953 Austria October 26, 1955 Morocco November 18, 1955 Sudan January 1, 1956 Tunisia March 20, 1956 Ghana March 6, 1957 Malaysia August 31, 1957 Guinea October 2, 1958 Cameroon January 1, 1960 Senegal April 4, 1960 Togo April 27, 1960 Madagascar June 26, 1960 Democratic Republic of the Congo June 30, 1960 Somalia July 1, 1960 Benin August 1, 1960 Burkina Faso August 5, 1960 Niger August 3, 1960 Ivory Coast August 7, 1960 Republic of the Congo August 15, 1960 Gabon August 17, 1960 Mali September 22, 1960 Nigeria October 1, 1960 Cyprus October 1, 1960 Mauritania November 28, 1960 Kuwait February 25, 1961 Sierra Leone April 27, 1961 Tanzania December 9, 1961 Samoa June 1, 1962 Burundi July 1, 1962 Rwanda July 1, 1962 Algeria July 5, 1962 Jamaica August 6, 1962 Trinidad & Tobago August 31, 1962 Uganda October 9, 1962 Malaysia September 16, 1963 Kenya December 12, 1963 Malawi July 6, 1964 Malta September 21, 1964 Zambia October 24, 1964 The Gambia February 18, 1965 Maldives July 26, 1965 Singapore August 9, 1965 Zimbabwe November 11, 1965 Guyana May 26, 1966 Botswana September 30, 1966 Lesotho October 4, 1966 Barbados November 30, 1966 Anguilla May 30, 1967 Yemen November 30, 1967 Nauru January 31, 1968 Mauritius March 12, 1968 Swaziland September 6, 1968 Equatorial Guinea October 12, 1968 Tonga June 4, 1970 Fiji October 10, 1970

1900-1945

before 1900

sdgs year 7

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debate of the year - virus who pays

where is this debate opening across societies and borders
now that every person is onlin how do we map a global beyond borders
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can boston make a come back with kimuniversity.com
will osun make this curriculum of the year across its 20 plus worldwide scholars webs
will jack ma's second year returning to being youth full time educator turn from olympics of sports celebrities to olympics of local heroes- does community health ai exist as a field if so why dont bezon and ma's beb services unite to show us how ro rock
ater 10 dusastrous statistical mistakes will governors take back escape from the virus world wherever americans most despeately need community action not washigon grandstanding
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Arvind Ashta

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Professor of Finance & Control, Burgundy School of Business Author of A realistic theory of Social Entrepreneurship

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I once asked who will pay for the COVID? From what I have seen, here are some possibilities
1. Individual taxpayer (no surprise, what else?)
2. Corporate taxpayer (especially those who have made a lot of money during this period)
3. Petro taxes: keeping the retail price constant, the government can cash in on the low petrol prices.
4. Insurance companies (this is what they do).
5. Governments could take debt (so finally taxpayer but spread over the years to our children and grandchildren).
6. Shareholders take risk and should bear risk as far as bankruptcy is concerned. This includes pension funds who took the risk... can't just have gains.
7. Charity.
8. Issue new money (see Milford Bateman's comment below).
9 China pays (can't understand why, wonder which country is going to be charged for Ebola or AIDS or any other illness). Of course, China may say US pays... lets make US great again?
10. Germany pays! This is a new one, in the name of European solidarity. Not so new if one remembers my paper on Greece: the price of access to markets must be social security subsidies for weaker countries. (At that time I hadn't thought of "weak" meaning those more susceptible to a virus, though).
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www.economistrefugee.com important debate- expect youth as sdg generation pays & gandhian truth mediation loses http://www.worldrecordjobs.com/2020/04/gandhi-is-one-of-leaders-it-is-most.html unless sun fights virus, india pay a lot as local health systems and tech app unfit fifth of human beings -also India most complex combo of borders/neighbors on mother earth- virus being mediated in west by orwell big brothers having compounded risks to local communities keep making big bigger abusing nature's evolutionary code- at tech crossroads how big data is designed for AI needed vibrant/FEARLESS local community actions, last mile frontline servants -unless education starts up a k-12 curriculum making exponential risks truly transparent all the poorest historically most divided will pay - 3 halves of our world : poor, youth, women have less than 10 voice in investment - thats before virus- may be less than 1% over 2020s instead of human relation maps to make sdgs possible www.kobe.mba chris.macrae.yahoo.co.uk ps last visit delhi 2004 1000 gandhians and health servants from 50 countries met at indira gandhi centre of arts- a lot of notes to publish but then next week tsunami hit so practitioners had other fires to fight