1. What
1.1. Our world is not flat, says Pankaj Ghemawat‐‐it's at best semi‐globalized, with limited interactions between countries and economies.
2. how globalised are we/ aren't we?
2.1. be accurate
2.2. leading point
2.2.1. by books sold
2.2.1.1. national border dont matter
2.2.1.2. cross border immigration is (close) to complete
2.2.2. pro globalisers
2.2.2.1. tom friedman (pro)
2.2.3. also anti
2.3. 1850 David livingstone
2.3.1. steamship
2.3.2. train
2.3.3. prefect integrating of africa with the rest
3. where we go from here
3.1. world isn't flat
3.1.1. compiled data
3.1.2. "@PankajGhemawat says that too many people buy into "globaloney." He says the world isn't flat at all. "
3.2. phone calls
3.2.1. cross border phone calls amount?
3.2.1.1. New node
3.2.2. exports as % of GDp
3.2.2.1. abouts 20%
3.2.3. "Borders do exist. Only 3% of the world's pop are 1st gen immigrants. Only 2% of all calls are made X borders."
4. reasons
4.1. dirt data
4.1.1. find you own data
4.2. peer presure
4.3. world about being one
4.4. techno trance
4.4.1. long listening changes your brain waves
4.4.2. tech is overpowering
4.4.3. barrier
4.4.3.1. political
4.4.3.2. borders
4.4.3.3. countries
4.4.4. facebook
4.4.4.1. ideal technology
4.4.4.1.1. easy wat to form friendships
4.4.4.1.2. New node
4.4.4.2. what % of friends are from abroad (10 - 15%)
4.4.4.3. still loads of local friends
4.4.4.4. technology is an overlay of consiting relationships
5. globalony
5.1. is very hard to your health
5.2. 1. recognizing glass is 10-15% full
5.2.1. glass is 10-15% full
5.2.2. potential for gains
5.2.3. we are not there yet
5.2.4. be accurate how limited we are
5.3. avoiding over statement
5.3.1. it reverses fears
5.3.2. example
5.3.2.1. france
5.3.2.1.1. % of immigrant
5.3.2.2. USA
5.3.2.2.1. guess % to foreign aid