aUTHORED BY tOM gROOMS
“In Concert with Change - First Feature"
First, we are living in a time within history
whose dominate force is change itself.
Thus, change has always been with us since the beginning of time though
never known at such a hastened pace.
Science, technology, economics, politics, culture - these five have
always been arenas of change. And today
revolutions are taking place in all five platforms. In science, where permutation usually takes
place in just one field at a time, such as physics in the first part of the
twentieth century, now are occurring in physics, chemistry, mathematics,
biology, agriculture, medicine, engineering, geography, geology, and applied
sciences.
In technology, transfiguration in
microelectronics, communications, materials, manufacturing, neurorobotics, and
time-travel processes keep the industrial view in a state of constant
turbulence. Technology is an influential
force redirecting lifestyles. A new
product is suddenly obsolete, an industry leader is caught off guard and
panicked, a small entrepreneurial company nobody ever heard of surprises the
market with a patented state-of-the-art product. The new product has antiquated an industrial
leader's most recent innovation and made extinct three peripheral products. Usage of the new product has caused radical
lifestyle changes among its applicants.
Economics itself has been transposition from an
indigent social science to the acknowledged spokesperson explaining national
and global change. The reporting systems
granted to economists attempt to explain government policies for taxation,
regulation, currency exchange rates, and public spending temporarily energize
some countries and enervate others. At
present, the world is seen as four common markets competing against each other. There is the
The state of world politics has never been more
volatile. This statement would bare out in any forward history. Men, as Aristotle said, are by nature
political animals. And men, like markets,
are irrational. The population leads
change, then businesses follow, and lastly governments react; but, the world's
markets are driven more and more by politics.
Thus, political change is novation and does not happen by chance. Politics is driven by the economics. Ex, the
Culture tracking has never been more difficult
for a government or business to chart its transformation and then sustain its
course of operation. We live in cities
with a myriad of various neighbors. The
close proximity to so many strangers leaves little alternative than to be
political. Cyclical conclusion, the larger
the population is the higher belief in the politic (socialistic) and less in
the market (capitalistic). It is
scarcely an exaggeration to say that the platform of global power is shifting
in both arenas.
In concert with change means that no sooner do
you decide what the prevailing circumstances are than your judgment begins to
loose validity, so you are constantly running to keep up. Imagine how uncertain it would be to choose
the best crop to plant for market if the only business plan you had was so smudged
and faded you could scarcely read it.
Now imagine that your farm was in a climate where entire weather
patterns were unpredictable from one location to another and unstable where
rivers and mountain ranges shifted overnight.
What if your market closed and opened with little warning and moved from
one location to another. It is
unpredictable out there. Figuring out
what is going on requires a fearless effort and when you do finally figure it
out everything out there moves on you as the world goes on without you. The only thing you have been able to count on
is change and how to be in concert.
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