This text "The developed countries must learn to spread capital evenly. They are still with the old ideas that hogging capital is good."
Might be better written by making some changes: you might instead say,
Developed companies, must learn to Shape Earned Capital, not be content with inertia, which only fuels malfeasance, misappropriation, and human denigration.
Capital in motion, funding innovation, builds awareness about potential that goes largely unrecognized, within the habits of oligarchy. Clear choices abound, clear thinking, not so much.
Disparate actions in shaping capital expand horizons, counterprogram inertia, because it is only the action of shaping from enlightened self interest that sets the distinction between good and bad investment.
So much failure in this last 10 years alone is the evidence, as the misapplication of resources has shown, that capital projected out of political power, is capital ill spent.
Recognition is the first step toward innovation, when you leave the recognition part to those not enlightened to discovery, you get wholesale committees making decisions based on political self interest and absolute denigration of truth values required to produce favorable economics.
It boils down to Degrees of freedom, in pursuit of potential. |
