and perhaps the best expression of the way that commonly works was given to us by plato to adapt thousand years ago when he wrote his republic. he said, you know, and the idea society there is no difference between mine and mine. that is exactly the case. there is no difference between the individual as opposed to the interests of the collective. now for all of the great works, we have never been able to create the system in human societies. we are willful, selfish upright apes. we have a sense of ourselves and what is important to us. severe glue that holds our super organisms together. there are two fundamental glue's holding our civilization's together. one of them was identified by adam smith when he talked about the division of labor. the benefits of specialization and labor are so enormous that they have driven human society ever since the first crop was planted in my view. you only have to look at the great cities of the world did the last thousand years. you see that what that means for someone going in, they're likely to die of an epidemic disease. and yet for hundreds and hundre

relatedness, absolutely clear and perhaps the best expression of the way to call newark's was given to us by plato to dozen years ago when he wrote his republic. he said in the ideal society there is no difference between mine and dying and that is exactly the case in many of the social insects. there's no difference between the interests of the individual as opposed to the interests of the collect good super organism as a whole. for all of the masses crave works, we've never been able to create the system in human society because we are hopeful, selfish of great apes and we have a sense of ourselves in one of important to us. so look with the holds are super organisms to get there has to be different. and it is. there are two fundamental clues. one was identified when he talked about the division of labor. the benefits of specialization in labor are so enormous that they driven human society ever since the first crop was planted in my view. i mean, you've only got to look at the great cities of the world through the last dozen years. london is a great example you see those were populations. what

ripping apart the relative calm brought by a second greek plato panic is proving contagious with fresh fears emerging that also need another cash injection it comes with germany the biggest economy debate the very legality of these payouts but the only fault of the ratings agencies is that they didn't downgrade portugal in greece any sooner that's according to writer and editor patrick you know. the european union to three years ago said the problem with credit ratings were that their their reactions couldn't be trusted and all of a sudden when they actually come up with plausible reason to use against the european union suddenly the finance ministers such as mr shaw are saying that all these are discreet school companies because actually they're trying to get at the truth but actually one of the biggest things that they got wrong was the fact that they weren't being pragmatic enough when it came to the debt and the debt problems of the european union not their being on the strikes and suddenly the politicians want to shut them up close realistically i think the question the ratings ag