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the olympics, global sports, live arts all dead as real time mass celebrity making processes until or unless we grow up with virus transparency -partner with smith-abed economic mapping - here's why https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/economistsportsnet-the-end-travel-7-questions-chris-macrae/ all co-editing links welcomed

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Soccer (football as we call it outside usa0 increased the costs of its supertars 1000 fold between 1960 and 1981- circa 1960 my football club fulham celebrated first player to earn 100 pounds a week! ie about 8000 dollars a year. Of course best footballers desreved more than that but equally the main bob of an economist is to map all the detailed expoential opportunities and threats of huge chanes in ways people spand money. What happened was that commercial tv professionalised all sorts of sports that had either been amateur or deeply loved by local societies.

male a list of big winners and losers starting with soccer

superstar players gain but 99% of players dont; a few big clubs gain but most societies lose; fan culture changes to incklude things like football hooligans; but worst of all non-profit adminstrators return minimal amounts to deep local fabric of society and in some case become the world cup of frauds; moreover this was a very dismal precursor to global branding because sports were in effect the lead market to go global and this was based on trivial pursuits instead of linking in celebrations of other kinds of heroes

what kiond of a world will be spun if every human being knows the most famous footballer but nobody knows the greatest end poverty or other social solutions heroes; and what happened to the bbc once a world service owned by citiozens but due to sports losing bit by bit freedom of speech assigned to learning from the next generations sustainability heoines and heroes

through 1946 to the acceleration of globalisation through the 1980s editorials at The Economist were most concerend with would doubli global commns spends every 7 yera 1946 to 2030 (overall 4000 times more) now sustain or destroy livelihoods and diverse cultural communities of the net generation; the 1000 times more component being spent on sports market being one of the most extreme subnetworking events

i 2015 everuy risk to human sustainability is lionked to celebrating global brands that are divorced from the deepest realitioes of human purpose which used to make our species nature's evolutionary favorite- but unless we chnage what the worlds bigegst brands sponsor is no longer sustainability's case
Can we find 50 capitals that twin in sustaining youth by answering two key economic and sustainability questions of our generation- how to spending 4000 times more on global communications tech 2030 versus 1946; how to spend 1000 times more on sports superstar 1960 versus 1981

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