The Core Algorithm is the practical applications model to my conceptual framework - Theory of Algorithms. It is a meta-methodology, that is, a smart, adaptable method for identifying the methods that best serve whatever your purpose, issue or target. In brief, an algorithm is a way of solving a problem or steps for accomplishing a task, and is mathematical and non-mathematical (i.e., conceptual and practical). This blog is my introduction of its seminal applications.
Friday, May 15, 2015
Wilbur Sargunaraj (3) on responses to poverty
Don't live for money. It's not worth the fight. Share what you have, and let's distribute it right.
I discovered Wilbur Sargunaraj just this week, and I love the social conscientiousness that is embedded in his catchy songs. Responses to poverty includes (a) ignoring the people and their problem; (b) giving to the poor, but avoiding contact with them as if they suffered from leprosy; and (c) true to Sargunaraj's persona and gambit, giving to the poor, but engaging them and making them laugh. Of course he advocates for the last one, but he does so with a sense humor.
We’re not campaigners. We don’t want money. We’re not pushing for a single, specific solution to global poverty.
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