How Do I Make Myself Irreplaceable? | The Workplace Inside & Out

Glenn’s a career insider in the learning and development function of a large organization. Ed runs a successful consulting firm helping companies like Glenn’s improve culture, increase output, and reduce stress. So what do they have in common? First, both of their careers grew out of an ability to solve complex problems analytically, and implement them collaboratively. Second, they find themselves answering a lot of the same questions. In this installment of the series, Glenn & Ed discuss, debate, and share the advice they most often give… from Inside & Out.

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I apologize to my former allies, I'm intermittently sick, but I didn't do anything to hurt them other than speak.

I'm ideologically irreplaceable on the online international activist scene, as I'm a supporter of native authority over native land and cooperation with other great powers and for win-win trade deals, and otherwise leaving other nations outside of North America totally alone and only seek to trade.

We shouldn't even be bothering Sovereign nations in North American countries either (other than re-capturing Canada the way China wants Taiwan and Russia and India want to Unify their past and natural territory).
We can both have our wish if we just followed a model that works as well here in America as China's did in their sovereign territory.

We should be cooperating with China and again, trying to emulate it by making a society equally as successful as China, and with the best of the Western tradition's attributes, namely growing wealth as fast as we can sustain wealth, we can be one tenth the size of their population and still be as rich as they are..

The Dutch Golden Age, which is almost entirely ignored in modern times, is the greatest story in finance ever, from stock markets in the 1600's to a global trade network that was unmatched, to long-term risk mitigation and the start of modern banking.

There is also the American story of enterprise, not only the American companies that dominate almost every part of the global economy, especially per capita, but the so-called robber barons of the late 19th century. John D Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, Cornelius Vanderbilt, JP Morgan (also finance) and Henry Ford (less so on the last one) were the greatest, businessmen ever, and they almost owned the country.

If we tapped into all that spirit we could be freer and more wealthy both de facto and dejure, and though we need to censor criticism of other governments for the sake of economic stability, especially with China, we can otherwise make a truly free society with just laws and economic security for all.

In fact I came up with a concept, max caps on lifetime spending. To create them we simply set a cap on the amount you can pay out of pocket in your lifetime, let's say 2019 $20, 000 US for different things people need like healthcare, basic housing, basic food, clean water, enough electricity for your medical needs and otherwise help paying for electricity for heating and cooling etc. and flexible re-payments of those debts and the ability to freeze them until you're healthy and can find a job ( within a few weeks after) along with a negative income tax at a maximum of 2019 $12, 000 US and cut taxes to something like Singapore's level, maybe 20% instead of 15% but it will still be epic.We can intentionally inflate 2.5% of the money supply to help pay for it instead, which is essentially a tax on wealth, but to be fair it and the ideas before it in this message must be a flat tax, tbh it isn't even fair to the rich that way either, but it is necessary to maintain the order that protects the affluent from affluephobia.

We could, if we dissolve most of our formal military, pay for all of this and even set up a sovereign wealth fund like Norway has, mainly to pay reparations to African Americans descending from slaves and Native Americans, not that settlers in settler colonial states should be sovereign over the land. We could make another one with our natural gas fields, free-leasing control of them to Russia and China (mostly Russia) for what we did to them economically in our trade war, and, withdraw from funding, equipping and supplying the sovereignty-denying governments of Ukraine and Taiwan.

It's so hypocritical that settlers think China can't own sovereign territory a 2100 miles off of China's coast when we have Hawaii which is 2, 400 miles away. STAND STRONG, STEEL DRAGON!