How might we define this ying-and-yang relationship between China and the U.S.?

By Critt Jarvis - Last updated: Thursday, January 20, 2011 - Save & Share - Leave a Comment

Complementary and competing

And what might the results of a win-win global joint venture engender? A peaceful co-creation influencing stability in global markets.

Consider these phenomena emerging from the will of the people, expressed in a nexus:

Security + Rules + Money + Infrastructure + Resources + Growth + Stability + Markets

Security creates conditions for rules of governance,
Rules create conditions for the flow of money,
Money creates conditions for enabling infrastructure,
Infrastructure creates conditions for managing resources,
Resources creates conditions for sustaining growth,
Growth creates conditions for sustaining stability,
Stability creates conditions for sustaining markets.

To the leaders accomodating globalization: China culture, American culture, the character, the will of the people will determine how our partnership emerges. So with legacies to honor, legacies to overcome, we stand on the shoulders of others, while keeping in mind:

A courageous scientific imagination was needed to realize fully that not the behavior of bodies, but the behavior of something between them, that is, the field, may be essential for ordering and understanding events. (Albert Einstein, Leopold Infeld, 1938) (emphasis is mine)

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Shoulders to stand on:

Layers of time

Clock of The Long Now, “order of civilization”, Stewart Brand, 1999

China & America’s Emerging Partnership: A Realistic New Perspective, John Milligan-Whyte, Dai Min

The Pentagon’s New Map: War and Peace in the Twenty-First century Thomas PM Barnett

Asian Energy Futures Event Report, Thomas PM Barnett, Bradd C. Hayes

Making Phenomena Out of Love, William Weitzel

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