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A question for Davos2009-01-26T09:55:30Z2009-01-26T09:55:30ZLinda Nowakowskihttp://www.ned.com/user/u523412994/tag:ned.com,2009-01-26:/user/u523412994/news/45/2009-01-26T09:55:30Z
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<p>(from my blog - <a class="reference" href="http://lindernswwworld.blogspot.com/2009/01/question-for-davos.html" title="">http://lindernswwworld.blogspot. com/2009/01/question-for-davos.h tml</a></p>
<p>A friend of mine recently used a phrase that hit me strong: Economics - where real people are spending real money.</p>
<p>It really made somethings clear to me. Isn't a major part of the problem we are having now that economics is based on a model using man as a rational creature with perfect information making decisions driven purely by self-interest? That is about as far away from real people as I can imagine getting. And real money? Debt backed money may be equally far away from real money.</p>
<p>I realize we got to where we are with many tiny little steps but now we are at the abyss and need to take big and bold actions to save things. How do we turn around the whole distorted model of economics?</p>
<p>mindfulness ....</p>
<p>thinking about what you are doing
thinking about why you are doing it
thinking about what the effects of doing it are going to be</p>
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