Imagine a time and place.
Where there is no crippling sovereign debts, no personal or corporate income tax, no counter-productive capital gains taxes, and yet society has all the resources it needs: to build a truly flourishing equitable economy, launch a sustainable green energy system, to permanently resolve major social problems and totally rebuild our 21st century infrastructure with gleaming newness. Impossible, you say. No, not only possible, but also probable in the economic revolution to come.
Futuromics: A Guide to Thriving in Capitalism’s Third Wave
FUTUROMICS
A Guide to Thriving in Capitalism’s Third Wave
Why is Futuromics important: whole generations of young people are awakening to the troubling realization that they can't leave their future to the older generation or the so-called experts.
Futuromics summarizes the key lessons I've managed to glean from studying the history of capitalism. These lessons will arm a new generation with the basic tools they need to change the way the great game is played.
Futuromics in its essence is a guide to changing the capitalist system so a new generation may thrive, as they take the 'ride of their lives' on Capitalism's Third Wave.
About Robert
I am at heart a Canadian prairie boy, who has been a surfer, world traveller and failed carpenter. True, I did begin my career in the oil industry after graduating in geology from the University of Alberta. I went on to become Managing Director of Merlin Consulting, a London-based consulting firm. It’s somewhat ironic that I now spend most of my time in the sustainability world, helping companies capitalize their intangible assets and to (finally) acknowledge their environmental liabilities.
Along with my friends Andrew Watson and Joe Batty, I am one of the founders of Rethinking Capital, a London-based community of experts on intangibles dedicated to transitioning modern capitalism (www.rethinking-capital.org).