A Selfish Plan to Change the World: Finding Big Purpose in Big Problems

I have to start with a declaration of interest: Justin Dillon is a friend, I know that I know and I like to drink beer and people for many years during meetings and conferences all over the world.

Justin's enthusiasm, enthusiasm, and love are strongly reflected in this book This part is a memoir, a part of the report, and several philosophical papers.

The book begins in a somewhat troubling way, talking about Dublin's conflict. This inspired U2 to become their standard, which now turns to a skilled musician Justin and inspired him to become a filmmaker and anti - slave activist today. I think Joe Strummer is satisfied with this.

That is an important book in many ways. First, when most of the world debate on slavery focused on a few cases related to organized crime, Justin's incident from Haiti to Ghana, India was a case of slavery in power, poverty, and humanity It shows that it is a complicated problem. Law enforcement agencies as well as rights and international development

From this point of view, the other theme of this book is more adaptable. This is the importance of purpose. Even before I entered into discussions about Justin's Victor Frankl, I thought that this book could be considered as an application of the Frankl activists' excellence field in human search for meaning . Justin discussed the lack of resources and power of many people in the poor world, and their 'means of poverty' answered 'meaning poverty' in the lives of many other wealthy people ing. His "selfish plan to change the world" includes tackling poverty in this sense. It includes the task of giving people who lack goals the power to people lacking money. In commemoration of Joe Strummer, he encouraged readers to discover their "riots", and they hope to be a fair struggle for justice.

Justin described the book as a "self-help manual", but I think there are other self-help manuals for that social purpose. Justin understands that you may need to change yourself first in order to change the world, and he shows the urgent need that still exists in the world.

What are those needs? So, are all the big problems in the world, climate change and inequality in common? Using academic terms, they are a matter of evil. I do not like technical terms, but this is a useful term. That is, because the problem does not actually follow the predictable law, people have some attempts to solve them, there is no correct answer or wrong answer, there is only better answer, more usually There are contradictions and contradictions. For example, reversing inequality can lead to the construction of people who make effective investments with each other, such as effective health care systems. It is a contradiction.

Let's start with today's big global problem. There are five major problems in today's world - incomplete lists that can add or remove questions as needed, and what is behind the problem (do this). Climate change inequality is extinct. There are only four populisms - I call it a 4 knight. All of these are moved by the fifth pale horse rider if you want, that is why: The world economy is stagnant. This means that the world does not produce sufficient real income. If you are an expert, you might say that revenue is stored at the top. But this is a deep misunderstanding of political economics. The top bought is money. Money does not exist in the middle and the bottom. True human happiness, a really beautiful life.