the phoenix generation - changes in economics, education, media, health, politics & technology

Kingsley L. Dennis

“A new phase in Human Historyis in the making,

one that is as inevitable

as tomorrows sunrise.”

Larry Dossey

E CO NOMI CS . .………………………………………………………………

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A mixture of both localized and global economic systems will emerge that operate

together

Governments will learn that a new form of economics must take into account not perpetual growth but

sustainable limits and domestic well-being

Debt will no longer be the principle economic driver

Crowd-

sourcing

Individuals the world over will contribute in funding the projects they relate to and agree with

Off-shoring and tax havens will be monitored and, in most cases, dismantled

The new economics will shrug off the old

image of being a source of inequality and a major cause of injustice

EDUCATION

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Classrooms will no longer be contained within 4-walled rooms - learning spaces will be more

interactive, communicative, andcollaborative

Students will have access to a varied range of teachers as well as learning from their peers

around the world

Mixed learning environments – no longer called classrooms – will utilize an array of online and virtual

collaborative spaces, such as ‘3-D worlds’, with students having avatars and digital identities

3D Learning

The learning process will be made more fun.Students will use an array of virtual games and

online puzzle solving activities to exercise creativity

Learning modules will become more individually customized. Students will have more influence in directing their learning process according to their

needs, wishes, and motivations

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There will be a dramatic turn away from the belief, confidence, and trust in the current

health industry

Those of the Phoenix Generation will listen more to their Bodies - they will be more careful over what they ingest

(food and medicine); and they will instinctivelyfeel what their bodies need

There will be increased confidence and support of what are now considered ‘alternative’ health practices; especially energy medicine and non-local healing

Health, illness – and death - will be viewed as transitional states; thus empathy, compassion,and love will play greater roles in the process of

healing

The emergence of new scientific knowledge will help humans to live longer

MEDIA &

LIFESTYLE

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Young minds will have had enough of a fear mongering, fear-sponsoring media

There will be a shift in media programming toward what elevates a person rather than

what closes them down

The mainstream media will be impacted greatly by the rapid rise of more

community media

Civil

journalism

Young people will become their own journalists- creating, producing, and out-sourcing their

services

Transparency will become the new watchwordas mainstream media and governments

make closer ties

Changes in media attitudes will also reflect changesin lifestyle choices

There will be a shift in habitation choices as young people seek for more nourishing

environments to live in

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So-called ‘political parties’ will not be exclusively for politicians

Technologies for more inclusive and

participatory democracy will emerge

that will benefit the people

Political responsibility will be seen as critical

TECHNOLOGY

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Fears over privacy, data-collection, and a surveillance society will give way to technologies

that enhance transparency, connection and collaboration

Quantum computing will be a main driver in the development of a new generation of technologies

The Phoenix Generation will also be part of anew generation of biotechnology

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