Juan Enriquez (2008) Pop!Tech Pop!Cast from PopTech on Vimeo.
(download Juan’s presentation as a pdf)
To continue the conversation, Pop!Tech has set up a couple spaces where:
1. Anyone can join in a respectful, civil and fact-based debate on how we got into this mess and what it’s going to take to fix it. Additionally, participants can work collaboratively on a set of wikified financial commandments for the next President of the United States - to address the crisis:
2. Participants can brainstorm about new, creative ways to tell our leaders – parties, candidates and, inevitably, Presidents-elect – that they have permission to speak candidly about this crisis and its consequences:
http://hub.poptech.org/groups/29
This is a non-partisan effort focused on generating smart recommendations disliked by Democrats, Republicans, Libertarians and the Green Party alike – bridging past political self interest to reasoned economic policies that benefit all Americans. We welcome every informed opinion and viewpoint on this critical issue.
Ultimately, this is a clarion call to our current political establishment, imploring politicians to address citizens as adults and embrace unpopular decisions that benefit the electorate – and the country.
Disclaimer: This blog post reflects my personal views only. AI tools may have been used for brevity, structure, or research support. Please independently verify any information before relying on it. This content does not represent the views of my employer, Infotech.com.
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