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]]> By: thinkstorm http://www.playoutintelligence.com/2009/01/iptvreason/comment-page-1/#comment-1311 thinkstorm Tue, 06 Jan 2009 04:09:22 +0000 http://www.playoutintelligence.com/?p=505#comment-1311 Boy-oh-boy did I get angry and confused emails about the last paragraph about recycling and investing - at least more than usual ;) No, I'm NOT against investing into "green energy" (whatever that is).<br><br>All I didn't say but wanted to say was: There was a time where investments were things done by corporations, millionaires, and rich people. As this was less than 1% of the population, the general message was very personal: reuse, repurpose, recycle. With the shift in who invests and how we invest, the message shifted, too. The idea is to pool money for development to achieve more good than a single person could achieve. So far, so good. But especially the last presidential campaign showed that every single individual can make a difference. So *please* don't forget to "reuse, repurpose, recycle." :) Boy-oh-boy did I get angry and confused emails about the last paragraph about recycling and investing – at least more than usual ;) No, I'm NOT against investing into “green energy” (whatever that is).

All I didn't say but wanted to say was: There was a time where investments were things done by corporations, millionaires, and rich people. As this was less than 1% of the population, the general message was very personal: reuse, repurpose, recycle. With the shift in who invests and how we invest, the message shifted, too. The idea is to pool money for development to achieve more good than a single person could achieve. So far, so good. But especially the last presidential campaign showed that every single individual can make a difference. So *please* don't forget to “reuse, repurpose, recycle.” :)

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