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To: energyplay who wrote (16972)	4/13/2007 3:29:31 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218107

What has this to do with money? Those recent movements and organizations are mere extensions and extrapolations of the technician view that permeated society last century. They have an appeal but they are still rooted in the past albeit displaying a high tech (as opposed to past tech considred now low). Now back to money. I look to those movements as purely drivers of money flows. Tech can create a tech bubble. Can make possible 'maquiladoras'. Can move Japan into China and blow Japan out of proportion. Can create outsourcing. Can destroy telcos' fixed line and a create a huge flow of money into wireless where Elmat grabs it few crumbs of it. Can create capital spread more evenly. Can create a finance based economy in developed countries who act as traffic cops of the money in transit. You can see Citigroup moving out of expensive countries and cutting costs which is poiting already to competition in this finance industry. It is a whole brave new world. But I look to those devices as only indicative of things to come and the state of IS, as well as position my Experiment by getting her in the right frame of mind. Since I'm at it: See how anachronic World Bank and the IMF (creation of technocratic minds are slowy fading away.