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The Olympian Model

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The Olympian Model Irreni World Scale Reaching for Ideals I have taken many early American history classes and read many early American biographies as well because I find the period and people fascinating, especially Thomas Jefferson. There are three topics of representing the ideal person that I'd like to use as a vehicle to discuss the micro-modular governing organization [MGO] as an ideal. Greek sculpture The Encyclopedia project Thomas Jefferson I'd like to talk about Thomas Jefferson first because he represents a culmination of Greek ideals and Encyclopedia ideals. In one class I took Thomas Jefferson was cast as the last American Olympian. When we think of Olympics we think of ideal athletes. Greek culture, however, was concerned with more than just ideal athletes, the culture  was premised on everyone reaching to be the ideal person emotionally, physically, and intellectually. The Olympics just represented one aspect of this culture, the athlete

The Irreni Financial System

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The Irreni Financial System Irreni World Scale As you might imagine any discussion on a financial system designed to accommodate billions of people successfully is a discussion much larger than this five minute read. The financial complexity of the modern world creates a paradox: we all must participate in a system we fundamentally do not understand. Mybrid's First Law of Economics: The better everyone understands the financial system the better the financial system is for everyone. Mybrid's First Law of Human Systems: Life is a feedback loop. I'm writing this five minute read today in response to another five-minute read on VOX: What economists have gotten wrong for decades, four economic ideas disproven by reality. https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2019/7/19/20699366/interest-rates-unemployment-globalization-minimum-wage-deficit The first thing that popped into my mind is "dude, it is a least a hundred, not four". Before I launch i