It does sound pretty funny and close to the other interpretation, but I’m fairly certain that’s the quote.

When was the last time any of you got off your butts and actually tried to make a difference. If you haven’t noticed, thanks to Al Gore and Bono, the global dialogue and movement to addressing severe poverty and climate crisis has risen dramatically with their advocacy.

Stop hanging out with a pizza beside your computer and start doing something. Until you do something dramatic to raise attention, accountability and action, your perspective is worth nothing as far as many are concerned.

- Collaboration ; getting together
- Innovation; creativity
- Communication; listening

So with the tools we have at hand like the Internet, online Databases, Youtube etc.. we can communicate which helps us being creative. In order to listen efficiently to millions of people at a time we need the use of online databases and visual communication. We have Databases and Youtube we can work something out.

In order to give a feed back to the mass population from what was gathered in the databases and Youtube, we can make computer animated film of the future we desire to achieve, this form of visual communication will help us visualise our common goals and will help us to be creative in order to achieve these goals in a proper and efficient way.

In one sentence:

Computer animated visualisation of ideals in order to promote harmonious and synergetic creativity.

We have the tools to make this world a better place!

We just need to communicate properly, find our goals, visualise them and let time bring the answers for the right actions to take.

For a better understanding you ca view my video on Youtube by entering in the search bar:
Re: The Davos Question. Sociocyberneering

http://www.Muuip.com
ideals databases

Thank you for effectively helping to save the planet.

That should be halve extreme poverty, and then it makes perfect sense.

Mike, from the qik vid looks like you could use a little shut-eye - up skiing all night, huh ?

Hey, it would’ve been really interesting to see the livecastr guy there too, and see the 2 of them side by side and compare……as it is scoble’s quality was far superior to livecastr’s

http://allsp.com/l.php?id=e162

it’s been a while

2. What does Davos have to do with the web and its trends?

nothing, I’m genuinely intrigued as to what Mike is doing there (and by that I mean that spot could have been given to someone who would add more value). I can only assume that Scoble’s invitation was a prank that someone forgot to stop before it was mailed out.

3. Why do I have to watch Bono on TC?

Bono expects it.

4. How is this post going to satisfy my needs for information about the web - the stuff I expect to see when I visit TC?

I’m sorry, web? you must be at the wrong site…

5. In the future, shall I expect to see stuff about G7, NATO, GreenPeace conventions on TC?

Count on it!

6. Why would TC spend time on covering such things, instead of spending it on crunching some numbers and offering some analysis on how many new web 2.0 sites are out there, what their valuations are, who leads in what, what new ideas are out there, what are the success factors of behemoths like YouTube-FaceBook-Apple, etc-etc-etc?

I dont think TC does that anymore…

mike, did you sneak into that footage on purpose? hehehe… it almost looks like a big grin is being supressed…

The distribution of wealth is becoming entirely too skewed. If you’re born into the right family, you can hire people to work full time to stop global problems from being solved. For the 99.99% rest of us, we’ve got to work just to eat.

Yeah, you asked the right question: Why the hell should we go into space?

“Politicians are slipping on their goals to have extreme poverty by 2015″

Nope, they seem right on track to me.

A voice from near the front pierces the silence… and yells out :

“Well stop fuckin doing it then ya evil bastard! “