"We are our choices"- Jean-Paul Sartre
Voters’ decisions help choose ‘what’s next’. Our choices matter! In geopolitics, the rise & fall of nations is playing out at a seemingly accelerated speed. Imagine if political dislocation, extremism, & volatility become the norm. If wealth inequality grows & if, for many, unfunded pensions turn retirement into purgatory.
This kind of nasty end to globalization has happened before. In 1913. It was followed by world war, depression, financial crashes, & political extremism. Although the probability of disasters of this magnitude is still low, very few consumers, investors, or politicians are attuned to the long-term implications of the changes facing the world.
Discussion Question: How do our votes prevent the growth of a more dangerous world?
Moderator: Pat Simke
Date and Time: Tuesday, September 10, 2-4 PM
Location: Emmanuel College Room BC20
Cost: $5.50
Maximum Class Size: 30
Booking: See Terms and Conditions. Please note, maximum of two spots per person. When the course is full, to go onto the waiting list, e-mail us at learningexperiences@bell.net
This kind of nasty end to globalization has happened before. In 1913. It was followed by world war, depression, financial crashes, & political extremism. Although the probability of disasters of this magnitude is still low, very few consumers, investors, or politicians are attuned to the long-term implications of the changes facing the world.
Discussion Question: How do our votes prevent the growth of a more dangerous world?
Moderator: Pat Simke
Date and Time: Tuesday, September 10, 2-4 PM
Location: Emmanuel College Room BC20
Cost: $5.50
Maximum Class Size: 30
Booking: See Terms and Conditions. Please note, maximum of two spots per person. When the course is full, to go onto the waiting list, e-mail us at learningexperiences@bell.net