We welcome your ideas on how to resolve this crisis first posed by Norman Macrae in The Economist 1972 RSVP isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com

Norman Macrae believed 2010s
to be the most exciting decade to be alive. Why?
First its worth knowing he also believed:
Economics/Entrepreneurship needs to be
understood in schools as basic to leading a productive life as reading , writing , arithmetic
That
Keynes warning “increasingly only economics rules the world’ made the Hippocratic
oath of economists: ensuring economics is ruled the way round that sustains future generations and communities not the
way round that disinvests in them. Ironically the more leaders Norman wrote in The Economist between 1949-1988, the more a
species of macroeconomists spawned hired to construct models paid for the big gets bigger-see Andrew Neil's testimony
to Hayek in the inaugural issue of Journal of Social Business; feel the irony of journalising for the newspaper conceived
in 1843 by fellow Scot James Wilson as the industrial revolution's way ahead { cross-examining
leaders publicly before they made big decisions impacting whole lifetimes of many in a nation or an indusrry sector or indeed
the world Britannia ruled. James questioning resulted in half of the UK\'s parliament being booted out as vested
interest lobbyists and his son-in-law as second editor took on the job of coaching queen victoria's court to transform from
ruling slavemaking empire to moderating commonwealth. (Walter Bagehot : The English Constitution - one of the greatest
change economics stories we can rely on as the 2010s inspires the joy of economics.)
To try to better understand Norman’s worldwide challenge
of how to prevent globalisation from embedding a financial system (and other parallel systems eg energy) that ended in meltdown;
in the left hand column we will invite Q&A’s on this issue, in the right hand column we will
chronicle some of the peculiar places of 20th century world that only Norman combinatorially journalised