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      "body": "Statistics are powerful. It’s no wonder that data analytics is becoming so popular. I was looking at some demographic data the other day and it stimulated some conceptual economic thoughts. Here are some tidbits on education, employment, marital status, and military enrollment.\n\nEducation\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmSjvyEbTJS1Y7wGTHn1EFK6gabvZViQ8WtS5P1jAwB8kK/image.png) \nSource: Overflow.solutions\n\nA large percentage of the adult population has not completed a college degree. I want the blue and purple to expand further down and squeeze the greens thinner (18 years old+).\n\nTranslation: I want a higher percentage of adults to receive higher levels of education.\n\nThe more educated people are:\n•\tThe more productive we are\n•\tThe more we are able to provide for ourselves\n•\tThe more we are able to govern ourselves\n•\tThe wiser decisions we make as a society\n\nMy Prescription:\n1.\tIncrease cultural appreciation, respect, and admiration of education by honoring those who achieve higher education\n2.\tDecrease the financial burden to students to achieve higher education and reduce the education cost structure by proliferating online access to education\n3.\tReduce the cultural stigma associated with online or self-directed education (similar to the process that has occurred with online dating)\n\nEmployment\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmWaKn68wjCjztnTD3oZDiD6cbKxJfnkVWr45Ay6LFJDdP/image.png) \nSource: Overflow.solutions\n\nMany working age adults and senior citizens are not working. I want to expand the blue in the middle up and stretch it out to the right.\n\nTranslation: I want higher labor force participation among adults age 22-60. I want seniors age 60+ to find fulfilling work that keeps them engaged in the workforce.\n\nThe higher labor force participation is:\n•\tThe more fulfilled society becomes; people find fulfillment in work\n•\tThe more productive society is\n•\tThe more society is able to provide for everyone’s needs\n\nMy Prescription:\n1.\tIncrease the education and skills of people who are marginally employed or employed in low-skill jobs\n2.\tEnable swifter learning potential through “unofficial” non-degreed online education (think Khan Academy, Udemy, YouTube)\n3.\tMatch the skillsets of senior citizens with needed services in society, tapping into their experience, wisdom, and knowledge of history\n\n\nMarital Status\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmV8FS1TSDJbETSagbhFiXbZY3yBpmdMdAQ4jUUvgmdxRG/image.png) \nSource: Overflow.solutions\n\nI want to expand the green up to squeeze out the orange.\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmYyZusrvv8mBN1sSJgyUffpNAWbtAbKQVnRLAAJuxJP7k/image.png) \nSource: Overflow.solutions\n\nDivorce is rampant in our society. I want to expand the purple up and squeeze out the yellow and blue.\n\nTranslation: I want higher marriage survival rates, less divorce.\n\nThe higher the marriage survival rate is:\n•\tThe more emotional and mental stability children will experience when growing up\n•\tThe more stability children experience, the more stable society will be\n\nMy Prescription:\n1.\tIncrease cultural appreciation, respect, and admiration for the permanence of marriage by honoring those who maintain marriages\n2.\tReduce prevalence of wanton sexuality in TV, movies, and music \n3.\tReward married couples (where both spouses are on their first marriage) with personal income tax breaks\n\n\nMilitary Enrollment\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRy8dwDew2P6JnaaH8Se7ef2yJ27PhLc29QVmt4bhsvfh/image.png) \nSource: Overflow.solutions\n\nAmerican military activity is extremely excessive. I want to shrink the green and yellow.\n\nTranslation: I want lower military enrollment via less military engagement.\n\nThe lower the amount of military engagement:\n•\tThe less people who die in war\n•\tThe less people who suffer from PTSD, mental illness, and alcoholism \n\nMy Prescription:\n1.\tReduce American participation in long, drawn-out wars that don’t directly pertain to America\n2.\tReduce human involvement in military activity via robotic and cyber activity",
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      "body": "Hurricane Harvey was devastating to Texas. Roads and homes were flooded. 125,000 homes in Houston are estimated to have been severely damaged. 55,000 people are still displaced and in temporary housing. But what we have seen in the aftermath of Harvey is how it has brought neighbor together with neighbor in an effort to restore and rebuild. \n\nI took this picture of the literal mountain of clothing donations that built up in the George R. Brown convention center in the days after Hurricane Harvey as the disaster motivated unity via the relief effort Cause.\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmTd1PQqZmeCWynTEYhpBXwzC3Roen6gpKEZ614p5CwFZM/image.png)\n \nIn extreme circumstances, people prioritize. You emphasize what is imminently critical and time-sensitive, and de-emphasize what is less critical and time-sensitive. Political differences, socioeconomic differences, racial differences, religious differences; all that stuff gets thrown out the window as people realize it just isn’t as important in life-threatening situations. That is what has happened in Houston, I have witnessed it firsthand.\n \nWhat I think we can learn from this is the motivating and unifying power of cause. I mean cause in the ‘something that gives rise to action’ sense. This has profound implications for society, nations, business, and you in your job.\n \n \nThe State of American Society?\n \nI, along with most Americans (I would assume), have felt the growing sense of polarization and division in politics and economics fomented by institutions with conflicting ideals and agendas. Rhetoric has become increasingly adversarial. Groups lash out at other groups. Opposing sides cannot even relate to each other or fathom the others’ paradigms.\n \nDivision is the antithesis of unity, which is critical for the continuity of an institution. Division breeds distrust and an ‘us versus them’ mentality. The ‘divide and conquer’ maxim bears the same sentiment. Abraham Lincoln famously said “a house divided against itself cannot stand” in reference to the country’s position on slavery. When the Pharisees accused Jesus of being demon-possessed for casting out a demon, Jesus simply stated that “every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and every city or house divided against itself cannot stand.” Strength is found in unity, weakness in division. An institution pulled in opposite directions is sooner torn apart than pulled together. We as a nation stand at a crossroad. The one path leads to unity and growth, the other to division and decay.\n \n \nThe Power of Unity: Results\n \nEven in physics, we observe that unity creates synergy through resonance. Synchronous vibration can work in concert to such effect as to even tear bridges apart. One person clapping alone may be unheard, but an audience clapping together can be a thunderous applause. One person shouting is a noise, but an army shouting together tore down the walls of Jericho.\n \nThe Greek-Persian Battle of Thermopylae, upon which the movie 300 is based, demonstrated the effectiveness of a single-minded Spartan force against a much larger Persian force.\n \nOr think of marriage. Marriage unifies couples in a way almost beyond words. It is the glue that keeps a man and woman supporting each other despite the prospect of disease, poverty, and even death itself. 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      "body": "Hurricane Harvey was devastating to Texas. Roads and homes were flooded. 125,000 homes in Houston are estimated to have been severely damaged. 55,000 people are still displaced and in temporary housing. But what we have seen in the aftermath of Harvey is how it has brought neighbor together with neighbor in an effort to restore and rebuild. \n\nI took this picture of the literal mountain of clothing donations that built up in the George R. Brown convention center in the days after Hurricane Harvey as the disaster motivated unity via the relief effort Cause.\n \nIn extreme circumstances, people prioritize. You emphasize what is imminently critical and time-sensitive, and de-emphasize what is less critical and time-sensitive. Political differences, socioeconomic differences, racial differences, religious differences; all that stuff gets thrown out the window as people realize it just isn’t as important in life-threatening situations. That is what has happened in Houston, I have witnessed it firsthand.\n \nWhat I think we can learn from this is the motivating and unifying power of cause. I mean cause in the ‘something that gives rise to action’ sense. This has profound implications for society, nations, business, and you in your job.\n \n \nThe State of American Society?\n \nI, along with most Americans (I would assume), have felt the growing sense of polarization and division in politics and economics fomented by institutions with conflicting ideals and agendas. Rhetoric has become increasingly adversarial. Groups lash out at other groups. Opposing sides cannot even relate to each other or fathom the others’ paradigms.\n \nDivision is the antithesis of unity, which is critical for the continuity of an institution. Division breeds distrust and an ‘us versus them’ mentality. The ‘divide and conquer’ maxim bears the same sentiment. Abraham Lincoln famously said “a house divided against itself cannot stand” in reference to the country’s position on slavery. When the Pharisees accused Jesus of being demon-possessed for casting out a demon, Jesus simply stated that “every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and every city or house divided against itself cannot stand.” Strength is found in unity, weakness in division. An institution pulled in opposite directions is sooner torn apart than pulled together. We as a nation stand at a crossroad. The one path leads to unity and growth, the other to division and decay.\n \n \nThe Power of Unity: Results\n \nEven in physics, we observe that unity creates synergy through resonance. Synchronous vibration can work in concert to such effect as to even tear bridges apart. One person clapping alone may be unheard, but an audience clapping together can be a thunderous applause. One person shouting is a noise, but an army shouting together tore down the walls of Jericho.\n \nThe Greek-Persian Battle of Thermopylae, upon which the movie 300 is based, demonstrated the effectiveness of a single-minded Spartan force against a much larger Persian force.\n \nOr think of marriage. Marriage unifies couples in a way almost beyond words. It is the glue that keeps a man and woman supporting each other despite the prospect of disease, poverty, and even death itself. It has been the building block upon which human society has prospered since the very beginning.\n \n \nThe Power of Cause: Impetus\n \nEveryone has heard the story of David and Goliath. The armies of the Philistines were threatening Israel and Goliath propositioned Israel with a one-on-one challenge to settle the entire fate of the battle. What you may have forgotten is that David was not the most promising warrior of the Israelite army. He was a young shepherd boy at the time. The entire Israelite army was afraid of Goliath, but David the little shepherd boy famously stepped up to defy him despite his brother's chagrin, asking his brother “Is there not a cause?”\n \nThat sentiment is immensely important. What would compel a young shepherd boy to stand up to a giant, even in the face of almost certain defeat? What could possibly motivate someone to take such a risk? He perceived something greater than himself. There was a cause…\n \nHistory is wrought with examples of people who have done seemingly impossible or reckless things at great self-sacrifice because they believed there was a cause greater than themselves. Rather than act purely in their own short-term self-interest, they made personal concessions to benefit the cause. A societal cause transcends the individual; a noble cause is one worth sacrificing for.\n \n \nFind Your Cause\n \nIn light of this, I want to encourage you to really think deeply. Why do you do what you do? Find your causes and embrace them whole-heartedly.\n \nIn your work, once you’re able to meet your basic needs, don’t just work for the highest bidder. Vote with your feet. Work for something you deeply believe in, something you want to support. That may be a certain job or job field, a certain company, or a type of companies; a cause you agree with. The cause will give you the motivation to keep going when you are weary, to stay up when you are tired, and push through when you are stuck in a way that money alone will fail to motivate you. In doing so, you will find like-minded people that you can synergize with to create otherwise impossible results. The common cause will unify and motivate in a way that other reasons can’t. You will be a part of something that sculpts the world based on what you believe in.\n \nIn your spending, don’t just buy based on a quick emotional response or even always the lowest price. Vote with your money. Buy things you believe in, things you want to support. Buy things from the companies you want to support. Boycott ones you don’t. Be an active participant in the economy, not a passive one.\n \nYou’ll be surprised how much power you have to change the world. You may even move a mountain.",
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