What change would you like to see? Here’s a list of 15 famous manifestos we’d like to see…
The truth about what’s in our food and who’s making money from cutting corners. Mmm… Healthy Profits…
A manifesto for transparency in the corporate world.
Climate Changes doesn’t go far enough. We now need to actively design the climate we want.
Banish and expose self-interested, selfish and self-promoting politicians. It’s time for politicians who really do represent the best interests of the people.
Dead animals don’t speak. We need a voice for endangered species. What would they say to us?
If drugs were legal it would save a fortune on policing, building jails and fighting wars in Afghanistan. This is money better spent on helping those in need.
What does it mean to be a great parent? Times have changed and what worked previously may not work today. Is this true or not?
The single best way to create a better world is to provide education for people to create change. In other words, design education.
Perhaps the single biggest factor driving climate change is our exploding worldwide population that is creating an all-consuming demand for food, water and other resources.
The ravenous rage of violence in the streets is driven by the psychological need to full included and having a respected identity in the community. End the disenfranchised. Promote community building.
Homer Simpson is a modern day flawed genius. Let’s nail him to the cross and make a god out of him. It time for the Homer religion!
All of the world’s major religions hold the view that we should treat each other as we would like to be treated. Unite our religions to end religious wars.
The global movement of people is a clash of the rich and the poor. The poor arrive to seek a better life. The rich shut them out to protect theirs. A global solution is needed.
Political correctness treats us all like idiots. It’s time to swing the pendulum back to an intelligent and sensible respect for honest and directness.
The philosopher Groucho Marx once said “Life’s too Important to be taken seriously.” What are Groucho’s principles for living?
Do these already exist? Let me know and I’ll blog about them.
If not, who’s going to create them? Is it you?
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