No to Keystone. Yes to Crazy by Thomas Friedman

Bituminous oil is the world's toughest form of oil, but recently it has entered the list of natural resources. In most cases, production requires more energy than petroleum, but these reserves are large in Canada, and now we are accepting our new technology. The Keystone XL pipeline was used in 2008 to connect Canada's Alberta refinery with the Texas factory. Otherwise, it is not economically viable for shipping costs. Pipeline production will create jobs and reduce US dependence on oil in other countries, but it poses a major hazard to the environment.

"Stone" is a stone in the center of the arch and summarizes the remaining structures. Without the corner stone, everything will collapse. In the book, the author Charles Duhigg explains that the "main habit" brought about the development of many good habits. They bring a knock-on effect to your life and produce many positive results. This is a big problem as we humans are shaped by something outside us. We are pleased to believe that we are experts in fate. But our situation and environment is much stronger. As Dr. Mashall Goldsmith stated, "Unless we create and control our environment, our environment will create and control us."

Thomas Friedman's article Abstract: Author and author of Thomas Friedman's "Lexus and olive tree" very seriously studied the structure of today's human interaction. From a political journalist's point of view, Friedman often took a humorous approach to what he thought of as the era of globalization. Political theories such as communism, oligopoly or dictatorship are no longer valid. Because capitalism obviously wins and the new idea of ​​connecting the world is globalization. He believes that all of the trends of economics, politics, religion, psychology, culture, and fashion will be instantly transmitted to every corner of the earth. "Unfortunately, the globalization system found earlier that we could train ourselves for observation and understanding" (Friedman 15)

A writer and American journalist, Thomas Rowland Friedman, insisted that the world is flat. What does he mean? Friedman believes the world is led by the country first, then globalization led by the company, and now it will be led by individuals. Yes, we are the driving force of globalization now. Thanks to these flattening, there is a platform that enables individuals to collaborate on a global scale. Mr. Friedman also mentioned "iron business rules". The problem is "Is it done by you or you?" He said, "As the world is very flat, the most important economic competition in the future is between you and your imagination." It doubts my authority and access to this so-called platform.