Cooperation Industry - News & Thought ~ Recognizing the Community and Profit Motives of Industrious Humanity
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Cooperation
Industry - News & Thought
Recognizing
the Community and Profit Motives of Industrious Humanity
Draft: September 3, 2015
“Acts
of conservation without the requisite desire and skills are futile. To create
these desires and skills and the community motive is the task of education.” — Aldo
Leopold "Conservation: In Whole or in Part? (1944); RMG 319
"Community motive" has not been
adequately recognized. The "profit motive" that works in the civil
markets made possible by self-governed
communities, has been made to appear as the first cause of wealth. Yet, in
one's life, the most important things one does are not for profit, but for
family and community, to ensure their perpetuation. Both work together now,
though in the beginning, there was only community motive, since survival and
perpetuation depended upon the community.
History confirms industrious
human communities have survived and advanced throughout time, leading to the
present world which has enormous challenges, environmental, social
and economic. They require more and more, all talents and abilities of humanity
to achieve balance and eliminate the waste of war.
The Cooperation Industry is
inclusive of all humans and their activity, therefore it has no classification
code. As a singularity, it works worldwide, still recognizing the importance of
boundaries for community self-management and the organization of
regional/greater communities. Those who cooperate only for the domination of
others, using war and conquest, are catalysts for greater peace. To see this
requires a Greater Community Spirituality, without domination of any single religious
or non-religious group.
This then is a paradigm offered
to Humanity as a result of years of work, practice, study and inspiration: "Cooperation
Industry: Acknowledge boundaries. Work across them. Think local planet, act
regionally."
Web: Competition, Cooperation, Collaboration, Communication,
Community: Cooperation
Industry
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