Three Reasons why Chinese, accompanied by Japanese, Koreans and Vietnamese, will lead the next millennium, recalling the way they have led most of the past two.
Why Anglo-American Global Order is vulnerable
reporting from Beijing in 1976, which foreshadowed
China's rise and identified unique 'moral and philosophical
concepts' likely to be important in China's rise [pp. 13 ~ 17].
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asymmetrical military superiority
financial rigor, reserves and authority
high quantity and quality production economy
largest reserves of educated engineers and scientists
strongest tradition of quality in education
long tradition (several millennia) of change process mastery
ethos of administrative, including diplomatic, excellence
rich history of strategic wisdom, conquering through service
mastery of human and social health and well-being
robust, dogma and faith free spirituality
Why China’s science will surpass that of the West
a tradition of several millennia of world science leadership
lessons from a history free of environmental and health crisis
application of an organic and holistic ethos
operation without the constraints of false Western assumptions
utilisation of disciplined, intuitive consciousness
focus on correspondences, resonances and inter-relationships
millennia of science attuned to the quantum level of reality
use of wisdom based on the unity of spirituality and science
use of insights offered by a sense of the unity of mind and body
application of the world’s most profound human health tradition
Why Anglo-American Global Order is Vulnerable
over dependence on corporate energy and judgement
corporate dependence on defence, energy, food and medicine profit
corporate insensitivity to environment and human health
over-riding, if discreet, power of private finance
bankruptcy of American economy
hollowing out of American economy
uncompetitiveness of American education
dysfunctional American democratic system
gullible, dogma and faith based religion and science
exponential destruction to environment and human health