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Planet healthsick
Peace begins at home
The world lacks love and money
When people lack love and money, they destroy themselves, each other and the planet. Press the buttons and see what changes.
What is happening
The planet is sick
- Red spots mark where people burn out, quarrel and fight.
- Smog, murky water and scorched land: this is what life in scarcity looks like.
When love and money run short, people fight over what little there is.
Start with the first button: Love.
Blue Ocean
Money
Prosperity is the foundation
When money doesn't cover food, housing and health, a person lives in survival mode. Scarcity narrows thinking: it is hard to think about the future, about others or about anything new when all attention goes into getting through today. This is where forced labor and the fight over the same pie come from: the red ocean.
Blue Ocean is the way out of that fight: create new value instead of taking customers from others. You can learn it without risking your own money: in the business game Market Game, teams go in one evening from a price war to a market where everyone earns.
Kaizen
Love
How do you know a relationship is getting better?
We know how to measure revenue but not relationships, so the same quarrels go on for years. Two people love each other and every day prove that the other one loves the wrong way: one word, different definitions.
The book “The Flow of Love” is an engineer’s view of the contact between two people: what it is made of, how to check whether it is matched, and how individual matched actions add up to a flow of love. It is Kaizen for relationships: small steps you can notice and repeat.
Time machine
Time
What time do you live in?
Everyone shares one calendar, but not one way of life. 671 million people live without electricity, as in the 1800s. 2.0 billion cook with wood, coal or kerosene. And 935 million already use AI.
Further along the scale come 6G, AGI, robots and a basic income that makes work a matter of choice. Nobody lives there yet.