On Tue, 30 Sep 1997, Tom Walker wrote:
22. Today's corporate culture says if you don't join the rest of the 'team'
that stays late or takes the laptop home, you just don't fit in and you
might as well get out.
Agree. Actually the implicit message seems to be: if you are not
ready
On Tue, 30 Sep 1997, Tom Walker wrote:
18. People who have prospered owe something back to the community that has
enabled them to prosper.
Question is what community do these people feel they belong to.
Local, national, global, their affinity plan--including frequent fliers,
the
On Tue, 30 Sep 1997, Tom Walker wrote:
17. Canada is becoming a polarized society. The gap between good jobs and
bad jobs is now accepted as a fact of life by corporate and political leaders.
Agree. There is a lot of tut tutting about this but there is
virtually nothing being
On Tue, 30 Sep 1997, Tom Walker wrote:
13. The monetarization of work and needs draws attention away from the
crucial question: how much is enough?
Some years ago a biologist told me that humans vis a vis the
planet are like a pest. They will overshoot and collapse. For pests
Other questions. Where is it written that anybody owes anything to
anybody? Should they volunteer more than has been agreed by the
governing process that they submit to or does paying their taxes meet
their obligations? If the prosperer thereby inherits an obligation to
the community what is
On Wed, 1 Oct 1997, Arthur Cordell wrote:
On Tue, 30 Sep 1997, Tom Walker wrote:
22. Today's corporate culture says if you don't join the rest of the 'team'
that stays late or takes the laptop home, you just don't fit in and you
might as well get out.
Agree. Actually the
Hello Futureworkers,
I got the following interesting link from an electronic newsletter
(AIR -- Association for Institutional Research).
Labor Force Statistics from the Current Population Survey :
URL:http://stats.bls.gov/cpshome.htm
Description:
At this Web site you'll find
Arthur Cordell wrote,
Tom, each of your insights has a number: what about the others...I
only see 3 or so of these one-liners.
There are 54 of the statements in total. Most of them are one-liners but a
few are two-liners. They are part of a research project I'm doing for the
Institute
At 10:26 AM 10/1/97 -0700, Harry Pollard wrote:
On the other hand, we have enough coal to last us 4,000 years. In England
This is not true. Energy from ANY source is subject to the same
thermodynamic limits: the "energy cost" of recovery. If the energy
profit for U.S. coal continues to drop
Sally Lerner wrote,
Tom - I'd certainly be interested in doing the sort by e-mail and think it
would be very interesting to have a large number of FWer do it as well.
Sally
This is what I was hoping for! I suggest we do the actual sorts off the list
for two reasons:
1. to avoid flooding the
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