By Andy Douglas I’ve been helping to start a new Prout-inspired project in my hometown of Iowa City, Iowa, in the US. By sharing about it, I hope to demonstrate that many opportunities exist for implementing Prout in practical ways around each of us. This project began with the understanding that American society has an …
By Andy Douglas Ever wonder why our political systems seem to change so little, although the leaders we elect may vary? Perhaps it’s a systemic problem. I’m not saying there is no difference between the policies and programs of the various political parties. I am saying that it seems to be in the interest of …
By Shriraksha Mohan In the long history of human civilization, humanity has witnessed an evolution in the ways our societies and economies have? been organized over time. Early humans, who lived in close-knit tribes and clans for their survival and protection against the elements of nature, depended on their collective physical labor to procure food, …
By Shriraksha Mohan, Andy Douglas, and Howard Nemon In most political democracies, elections have become a mere formality of choosing a leader who appears to be the lesser of two or more evils. In a two-party democracy like the USA, voters have been choosing between the “immoral” and the “less immoral”, the “incompetent” and the …
By Prabhakar T. Overland A certain socioeconomic issue seems to be staring the world’s legislators and policymakers in their face: How can a minimum of wealth be distributed to allow people to stay calm so that the economy remains intact? A bit like the Corona virus conundrum then: How many vaccinated people does it take …
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