economicmultipliers_all_8
Economic Multipliers (183): Good intentions can help create luck, good processes increase the probability of luck, questions to ask when designing and building a footbridge, teaching young people about the community connections that get things built, enhancing education by connecting young people more closely to their communities, resource streams that young people might have creative ideas for, helping people of all ages cross the divides that limit the things that are possible (OPEN)
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Economic Multipliers (184): Gratitude, thankfulness, happiness, religion, morality, the ability to see resources that help societies create wealth (OPEN)
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Economic Multipliers (185): Preservation of bird species, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, youth based programs, how societies help youth develop solid skill sets, the challenge of finding ways where wealth itself doesn’t easily become a path for societally harmful behaviors, historical buffalo herds, food supplies, the potential loss of scientific knowledge in a ‘pre-made’ world (OPEN)
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Economic Multipliers (186): Spatulas, a bit more food, an easier dishwashing experience, little things that add cumulative value, saving water and dish soap, teaching kids about the little things as they gain skills, understanding how the little things don’t always add up for people in the same ways, learned skills that many people do on autopilot, microstrainer value, reducing the probability that drains will clog (OPEN)
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Economic Multipliers (187): American Association for Retired People (AARP), staying productive, investing in the future, projects, jobs, education, building family wealth and good relationships, preparing for growing older (OPEN)
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