“A prophet is not without honor except in his native place and among his own kin and in his own house.”
—The Gospel of Mark, 6:4
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For example, as we are undergoing the dynamics of morbidity outpacing fertility in most developed countries, there will be a profound labor shortage if actions are not taken rapidly. This includes such diverse political systems as China and the US. There are three key areas, that must be utilized to accommodate what is apparently a multi-generational problem. We’ll discuss what they are and analyze what must be done to successfully resolve the dilemma.
Another example: There is growing evidence that electric cars, while viable, are not the answer to climate improvement nor traffic congestion. Are we looking at vast waste in government spending and tax dollars? (Our policy now is to subsidize and encourage electric cars yet we’ve put a 100% tariff on inexpensive electric cars imported from China which would have placed the vehicles within reach of millions of people.)
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“A prophet is not without honor except in his native place and among his own kin and in his own house.”
—The Gospel of Mark, 6:4
