http://www.blurb.com/books/470646

"I am wondering what is on your minds as we move through this very interesting moment in time, full of rapid changes in our world"

The
man I am sharing a room with has just finished his 7th 2 litre bottle
of Coke Zero. He's a strong man; too strong, proud, stoic. But he's here so he's vulnerable and he looks at you with a devastating clarity

I'm a little cynical of the unbridled optimism of websites like this becuase they just seem really self serving. "I want to run more"? Who cares. Just run more. We don't need to be updated on your progress. Or maybe we do, I don't know. Maybe my pessimism is just too strong, afterall, there a couple of really good ideas on here. For example, creating a community farm in the Westend of Vancouver? I've always wanted to do that. I'd want to change the economy so that it incorporated all the externalities that autisitic economics omits and create a commons similar to the Green Party platform of Genuine Progress in which a trust would be created that included the sky, the soil, water, arts and culture that everyone would pay into. The individuals and corporations that benefited the commons would recieve a dividends check, the polluters would have to pay more.