Global Pause - Rethink the Future

How do you make the running of a business is to run the business out of what it does, so make it the cornerstone of a transitioning that will force a change to see the potential of enterprise beyond the commerce made for it? We discuss.

We explore the command to produce ourselves as consumers through the categorial imperative proposed by Kant. Can we treat people as ends when we presuppose time has a value? We discuss.

We explore goodwill we attribute to our employers when awaiting for remittance, and how it needs to be animated to potential a change that becomes us. We discuss

To be a productive member of society when we cannot produce ourselves any more than the consumers we are given as, means there is a limit we have accepted for our cooperation and our lives. We discuss.

When we absence creativity through practising economising actions we seek atonement for being born, as to seek compensation or a return is to not presence ourselves as the expression of life, but rather make up for a lack. we discuss.

We explore the convention of money through the annulment of credit, and how its origination cannot be made separable to its annulment if its use is to be transcended.

If we are to change then we must risk something of ourselves for transformation to occur. We explore how risking the form of life is the only risk we need take to orient a totalising change.

If the way the world is heading is not what we envisage is a future we want to share, how do we separate ourselves from what has been set as a path we are meant to follow? If we do not view life holistically then we will not consider the change necessary to remove ourselves from it and so offer a different way. We explore.

We look at the way our roles can become vehicles of a democratic impetus, beyond any institutionalisation, when the choice on the way time is given is the only one we need make.

To initiate change when there is a totalising claim made on life, would make this initiation a rite that is civilisational. We explore the way we otherwise understand initiation and how this diverges when the form of life is what is to undergo change.