Valuism

Table of contents

1. INTRODUCTION
2. VALUISM
   1. 1. Reinventing the economic and social system
   2. 2. Prioritizing value generation in the system
3. PART ONE: BINOMIALS
   1. 1. Consciousness or unconsciousness
   2. 2. Repeating or creating
   3. 3. Scarcity or wastage
   4. 4. Public or private
   5. 5. Short or long term
   6. 6. Distribution or concentration
   7. 7. Fast or slow
   8. 8. Young or old
   9. 9. Learning or unlearning
   10. 10. Watertight or transversal
   11. 11. Quantitative or qualitative
   12. 12. Things or people
   13. 13. Competing or cooperating
   14. 14. Courage or cowardice
   15. 15. Symptoms or causes
   16. 16. Leadership or power
   17. 17. Profit or value
4. PART TWO: CONCEPTS
   1. 1. Freedom
   2. 2. Administration of justice
   3. 3. Conflict of interest
   4. 4. Planet
   5. 5. Woman
   6. 6. Encouraged violence
   7. 7. Consumerism
   8. 8. Talent
   9. 9. Simplicity
   10. 10. Social good
   11. 11. Silent responsibility
5. PART THREE: ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
   1. 1. Stock market
   2. 2. The growth myth
   3. 3. Company size
   4. 4. Management of deadlines
   5. 5. The state and the public sector
   6. 6. Collecting and spending
   7. 7. Skein of inertias
6. PART FOUR: POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT
   1. 1. Popular movements
   2. 2. International organizations
   3. 3. Global governance
7. PART FIVE: DISTORTIONS
   1. 1. Financial story
   2. 2. Inequality laws
   3. 3. Un-protection of data
   4. 4. Marketing for “cheating”
   5. 5. The dilemma about people
   6. 6. Fictitious priorities
8. TIME FOR COURAGE
   1. 1. Will we live?
   2. 2. Consciousness age
   3. 3. 'Think tank valuism'
   4. 4. Action