jacket, where do you want my kids to be, where i want them in 20 years? i think the answer s pretty apparent and now we got to move. i wonder what priorities you would set for education in moving us towards the bias for consciousness that i hear you talking about. two quick things example, one giving students a chance to envision a future and the second a link across disblintz, for example, to give a chance to see how environmental consciousness links with other subject areas, what other ideas? you just outlined the last chapter of the book, it s called chapter makeover and the chapter before that is retiring adam smith. what i m suggesting is, we have to prepare a young generation to learn and distribute in a collaborative and expand cohort groups and begin engaging in knowledge as a community experience. the idea that knowledge is something that one seeks as power so one can have advantage over others so one can be an autonomous agent so enlightenment is part of the mar
it felt like the wild west. there was this new system emerging, and nobody really knew what to do or how accountability was going to be take place, and people were using public resources, defining the public debt and working on behalf of the public who were not actually public officials. they were volunteers, heads of nonprofit organizations, yet they re using public funds. the public did not necessarily have any oversight. today we have all of these measures and indicators and reporting systems that are a bit owners for a lot of folks, but it does provide a little bit more oversight. thank you so much for your time. thank you. the c-span campaign 2012 bus visits communities across the country. visit c-span.org / bus. up next, tony horwitz recounts abolitionist john brown raid on it october 16th, 1858. he reports on the early exploits to abolish slavery pronounced by acts of violence against pro-slavery settlers in kansas. his court trial following his capture,
i grew up like everybody else. this weekend on after words on c-span2 s booktv, power and corruption on capitol hill. once the most influential lobbyist in washington, jack abramoff was equitied of mail fraud and conspiracy in 2006. his story tonight at 10 eastern. also, juan gonzalez and joseph torres on the role segregation play inside the way news was reported sunday at 2 p.m. and marji ross on what it takes to be a successful female publisher and author sunday at 11:15 p.m. booktv, every weekend on c-span2. up next, tony horwitz recounts john brown s raid on a federal armory in harper s ferry in west virginia. mr. horwitz reports on john brown s early exploits to abolish slavery pronounced by acts of violence in kansas. his court trial following his capture and how his acts of defiance contribute today the national discussion of secession. this is about an hour. good evening. thank you all for coming. our thanks go to the historical museum for hosting us, to bookt
governments. in the long term it s stifel and they have this fantastic bulge of working age people coming up much more worried about china. china has been growing very fast but i think it s going to start hitting the brakes fairly soon. the labor force has started to shrink already thinks to the one child policy. the country is going to get old before it gets rich. under the one child policy you have this period you have two parents with only one kid and it is a fantastic dependency ratio both parents could go after work the one kid would have for grandparents so someone to look after the baby so the mom could go to work very easy and the father as well, and that sort of power to you through the high growth period in china but when you move on a generation suddenly you ve got the only child looking after the parents and grandparents and suddenly the dependency ratio flips and the society is getting much much older much faster and that will affect the dynamism and because they