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Wise Economics

The World Is Deteriorating Rapidly.

Collaboration has become a performance.
Academics compete for status. NGOs for grants.
The United Nations offers words. Rotary offers slogans.
None are transforming the systems driving collapse.


It’s time for a new path.


The Earth Systems Economic Forum 

isn’t just another initiative.
It’s a real response — to real breakdowns 

— with real design for systemic healing.


No greenwash. No jargon. No illusions.
Just the hard work of building a livable future.


Join us if you’re ready for what’s real.

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Wisocracy Economic Review

 The Wisocracy Economic Review is a flagship report from Wisocracy. It offers a bold, systems-based framework for reimagining economics through the lenses of dignity, care, and planetary intelligence. Grounded in the Global Economic Models Grid, it evaluates how today’s dominant and emerging economic paradigms impact family, work, housing, education, health, and the environment. This report is both a diagnostic and an invitation — to build economic systems that restore the foundations of a livable future. 

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 Why We Haven’t Rebuilt Earth’s Economy 

— And the Kind of Leadership Now Needed
 

Much of the global conversation about "collaboration" 

remains shallow and ineffective. The truth is: we are trapped in a 

hyper-competitive system that fragments efforts, distorts leadership, 

and prevents the kind of regenerative redesign our planet urgently needs.


 Below are 10 core reasons why collaboration for Earth’s healing 

has failed — and what will be required to break this cycle. 

1) HYPER-COMPETITION: The system evolved into hyper-competition, therefore the right people do not collaborate to redesign the Earth's economic system to be regenerative and sustainable.


2) ALLIANCES: Hyper-competition fragments potential alliances — individuals, organizations, and nations pursue short-term advantage rather than shared long-term well-being.


3) EXTRACTION: Financial incentives and status hierarchies reward extraction and exploitation, not cooperation and regeneration.


4) GROWTH: The dominant economic narrative of infinite growth — driven by profit maximization and consumerism — is incompatible with planetary boundaries and systems health.


5) MARGINALIZATION: Leaders and institutions that seek systemic redesign are often marginalized, underfunded, or co-opted by competitive forces.


6) DISINFORMATION: The “marketplace of ideas” has been corrupted — regenerative visions are drowned out by the noise of disinformation, competitive branding, and spectacle.


7) TRUST: Collaboration at the scale needed requires deep healing of trust — yet hyper-competition erodes trust and fosters suspicion, rivalry, and ego-driven behavior.


8) FRAGMENTATION: Without wise collaboration, fragmented efforts fail to reach systemic tipping points — resulting in escalating ecological damage, social inequality, and geopolitical instability.


9) STRUCTURES: Unless humanity evolves beyond the entrenched structures of hyper-competition into a conscious culture of collaboration, the current economic system will continue driving Earth toward collapse.


10) LEADERSHIP: Breaking this cycle now requires a new level of conscious leadership — individuals and networks capable of transcending competitive conditioning to foster trustworthy collaboration, system healing, and regenerative economic design.

👉 If you are one of those rare individuals ready to engage this work

at the level it now requires, I invite you to contact me.


For inquiries about this work, contact Sandy Hinden. 

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Better Economics

2012 - Sacred Earth Economics

Sacred Earth Economics was proposed by Sanford Hinden (founder of Wisocracy) who worked closely with Robert Muller of the United Nations, and eco-theologian Thomas Berry, the repository of the work of Teilhard de Chardin.  Hinden proposed an annual global conference to be broadcast on the Internet, expressing the need for a new economic system to match human's higher values, higher-self, higher purpose, and best intentions.  He idealized a sustainable, higher economic system to support humanity and Earth.  It took economics beyond competition to sustainability for humanity and nature, and sought to balance development and wealth creation, with sustainable living and environmental conservation. Rather than an economic system guided by caveat emptor (let the buyer beware), it was guided by uberrima fides (in the utmost good faith). The goal was to help sustain all of humanity and the Earth by creating sustainable communities worldwide with shared assets and enlightened infrastructure that enlightens humanity and cares for the Earth, our sacred home in the universe.  

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2024 - Whole Earth Economics

WEE was an initiative of Sanford Hinden where 12 student groups created a Whole Earth Economics (WEE) website to monitor, report on, and promote new economic thinking globally, thereby elevating human consciousness rapidly. They would report on 12 indications for better economics for Earth and humanity. 

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2015 - COMMONWEALTH FOR EARTH & HUMANITY

CEH was proposed by Sanford Hinden (founder of Wisocracy).  The vision of the Commonwealth for Earth & Humanity is to achieve Global Disarmament gradually through a 10% national reduction of military spending, with funds being redistributed into Earth Care, Human Development, Social Evolution, and Infrastructure for Sustainability. The funds would produce enlightened people, thriving families, creative communities, worker-owned cooperatives, regional cooperation, international peace, and a sustainable, healthy planet.

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The WaterWorks of Money

Who creates and allocates our money? Where all does it go? And why doesn’t the financial system work for everyone? These questions are at the heart of The Waterworks of Money, the latest work by cartographer Carlijn Kingma, in collaboration with financial economists Thomas Bollen and Martijn van der Linden. They lead you through a watery world where money is in motion, its hidden forces made manifest.

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MEMEnomics- EVOLUTIONARY ECONOMICS

MEMEnomics is the work of Said E. Dawlabani integrating Spiral Dynamics into economics in his book, MEMEnomics: The Next-Generation Economic System. The work is dedicated to advancing and applying Evolutionary Economics and pursuing a sustainable future through the development of value systems and evolving human and cultural development over time.    

2012 - Doughnut Economics

The Doughnut Economics diagram was developed by University of Oxford economist Kate Raworth in her 2012 Oxfam paper A Safe and Just Space for Humanity and elaborated upon in her 2017 book Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist and paper. The Doughnut, or Doughnut economics, is a visual framework for sustainable development – shaped like a doughnut or lifebelt – combining the concept of planetary boundaries with the complementary concept of social boundaries. The name derives from the shape of the diagram, i.e. a disc with a hole in the middle. The center hole of the model depicts the proportion of people that lack access to life's essentials (healthcare, education, equity, and so on) while the crust represents the ecological ceilings (planetary boundaries) that life depends on and must not be overshot. 

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2018 - Wellbeing Economy Alliance

WEAll is a collaboration of organizations, alliances, movements, and individuals working to transform the economic system.  An economy 

is the way we produce and provide for one another. We often think of the economy as something given, fixed, and unchangeable – but it’s not. The rules, social norms, and stories that underpin our current system were designed by people, and that means they can also be changed by people.

A Wellbeing Economy is an economy designed to serve people and planet, not the other way around.  In a Wellbeing Economy, the rules, norms and incentives are set up to deliver quality of life and flourishing for all people, in harmony with our environment, by default.

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Green Economy

A Green Economy is an economy that aims at reducing environmental risks and ecological scarcities, and that aims for sustainable development without degrading the environment. It is closely related with ecological economics, but has a more politically applied focus. The 2011 UNEP Green Economy Report argues "that to be green, an economy must not only be efficient, but also fair. Fairness implies recognizing global and country level equity dimensions, particularly in assuring a Just Transition to an economy that is low-carbon, resource-efficient, and socially inclusive."  A feature distinguishing it from prior economic regimes is the direct valuation of natural capital and ecological services as having economic value and a full cost accounting regime in which costs externalized onto society via ecosystems are reliably traced back to, and accounted for as liabilities of, the entity that does the harm or neglects an asset.

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DeGrowth Economy

Degrowth emphasizes the need to reduce global consumption and production and advocates a socially just and ecologically sustainable society with social and environmental well-being replacing GDP as the indicator of prosperity. The main argument degrowth raises is that an infinite expansion of the economy is fundamentally contradictory to finite planetary boundaries. Degrowth highlights the importance of autonomy, care work, self-organization, commons, community, open localism, work sharing, happiness and conviviality.

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Circular Economy

Circular Economy is a change to the model in which resources are mined, made into products, and then become waste. A circular economy reduces material use, redesigns materials, products, and services to be less resource intensive, and recaptures “waste” as a resource to manufacture new materials and products. In a circular economy all forms of waste, such as clothes, scrap metal, and obsolete electronics, are returned to the economy or used more efficiently.

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Economic Issues

WEALTH

  • Flow-Up Economics is low taxes on the wealthy leading to wealth and real estate assets continuing to increase at the top 
  • Trickle Down Economics is low taxes for the wealthy that is supposed to lead to investment in new companies and an increase in wages for workers, but low taxes on the wealthy has actually led to the poor deteriorating further with stagnant wages, inflation, infrastructure decay, and housing insecurity
  • The top 1% now own 48% of world wealth
  • The next 12% own 38% of world wealth
  • The highest 13% own 86% of world wealth
  • 53% own 1% of world wealth
  • International tax evasion continues
  • International money laundering continues and is expanding with cryptocurrency
  • Fair-Share Taxes and Global Demilitarization are needed for society to flourish through funding human development, social stabilization, infrastructure, and Earthcare for nature.  

HOUSING

  • Housing Insecurity grows when wealthy investors and corporations buy up existing affordable single-family homes and charge high rents 
  • In the US, many adults are living with their parents
  • Many young couples are unable to afford to buy a home
  • Landlords are not the only ones who benefit from housing exploitation; many homeowners do, too, their property values propped up by the collective effort to make housing scarce and expensive 
  •  583,000 individuals are experiencing homelessness in the United States, more people than the entire state of Wyoming 

FAIR LABOR

  •  Corporations benefit from worker exploitation, but so do consumers, who buy the cheap goods and services the working poor produce, and so do those of us directly or indirectly invested in the stock market
  • The banking and payday-lending industries profit from the financial exploitation of the poor, but so do those of us with free checking accounts, as those accounts are subsidized by billions of dollars in overdraft fees 

RELATIONSHIPS

  •  Superficial society prioritizes wealth, and the power derived from wealth, as the highest value
  • Beauty is commodified
  • The most attractive then seek the most wealthy
  • Women have sought to marry above their wealth standing to get the most resources for their offspring
  • This leaves men to marry downward in wealth standing
  • Massive competition for jobs is leading to racial competition for mating, driving social conflict
  • 80% of women are seeking 20% of the wealthiest men
  • As a reaction, INCELs (Involuntary Celebates) and MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) have developed 
  • Pornography is available 24/7 for free, slowing relationship building
  • Healthy relationships require authentic, assertive, compassionate communication, to share real feelings and needs, which needs to be taught in schools

EDUCATION

  • There is a three-tier quality education system for the wealthy, middle-income, and poor, including extra tutoring for the well-off
  • This leads to many students feeling sad when they fall behind
  • This can lead to feeling less than others and being vulnerable to being picked on by bullies
  • Poor communities are vulnerable to gangs moving in and terrorizing the community
  • It becomes a process of poor education leading to low self-esteem in youth, leading to gang formation, leading to community violence

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