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Valuism

by María Lladró

July 2023

Intermediate to advanced

160 pages

3h 30m

English

Editorial Almuzara

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1. Reinventing the economic and social system2. Prioritizing value generation in the system
1. Consciousness or unconsciousness2. Repeating or creating3. Scarcity or wastage4. Public or private5. Short or long term6. Distribution or concentration7. Fast or slow8. Young or old9. Learning or unlearning10. Watertight or transversal11. Quantitative or qualitative12. Things or people13. Competing or cooperating14. Courage or cowardice15. Symptoms or causes16. Leadership or power17. Profit or value
1. Freedom2. Administration of justice3. Conflict of interest4. Planet5. Woman6. Encouraged violence7. Consumerism8. Talent9. Simplicity10. Social good11. Silent responsibility
1. Stock market2. The growth myth3. Company size4. Management of deadlines5. The state and the public sector6. Collecting and spending7. Skein of inertias
1. Popular movements2. International organizations3. Global governance
1. Financial story2. Inequality laws3. Un-protection of data4. Marketing for “cheating”5. The dilemma about people6. Fictitious priorities
1. Will we live?2. Consciousness age3. 'Think tank valuism'4. Action

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PART ONE BINOMIALS

We have the opportunity to explore the axes of our contradictions, recognizing what we have been underestimating.

1. CONSCIOUSNESS OR UNCONSCIOUSNESS

Everything begins with consciousness. When I speak of this concept, I do not refer to conscience, but to consciousness. Conscience is a moral concept that helps to discern between right and wrong, while consciousness is a vital and human concept that implies the ability to see, listen, feel, understand, confront…, in short, to be attentive to ourselves and to our environment. Whoever does not feel that something is wrong, who does not detect inconsistencies and injustices, cannot begin the process of transformation. Those who do not empathize with the needs of others cannot ...