Wednesday, May 13, 2009

The shift that we're seeing towards a new world order...

An observation:

Business, industrialized economics and capitalism, the way they evolved over time and where they stand today are, I believe, largely products of the white world. One might argue that white folk are the most naturally entrepreneurial (arising out of their naturally strong individualism and independent thought) of all races, hence a notion of profit or reward proportional to productivity naturally came about in this society, and they somehow became better organizers and managers of resources amongst all races.

This contrasts with most other races that came from tribes and generally worked in a hunter-gatherer community mode that in part gives rise to socialism or communism, still held on to in some parts of the world today where it is so deeply rooted in the culture. The people in these societies never really had any notion of profit.

Thus capitalism, or should we say corporate-ism came to be established as the order mostly in the white world, while the rest of the world just tried to, or was forced
to, follow suit.

The new shift we see, as other races come into their own as a direct outcome of education, is a grayer shade of a mix of individualism and socialism to shape future generations. The new world order is not "socialism" in it's new guise. Rather, what we will see is corporate-ism and socialism lock horns, and the result of the duel be a new socio-economic order which is in a state of equilibrium between the two schools of thought, borrowing the best of both worlds.

Certainly, in the new world order, economic gain would be tied to the potential of the individual, but while working to keep together the fabric of society and to keep running it's machinery, not compromising the long-term well being of one section of the human race for foolish short term gains of the controlling few.

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