Einstein was right, we can't solve the world's problems with the same kind of thinking that causes them. That's why the problems keep getting worse instead of being solved. BlindSpot explores the new thinking and policies that could provide a rapid world-wide ecological and economic recovery.   

The paradoxes are fascinating. It's easier to fix multiple problems than single problems. It's more realistic to achieve vast rapid change than small gradual change. The most ambitious ideas can be also the most necessary. The daunting list of changes that would be seen in a world that works can be implemented by a small list of whole-system changes that correct mistakes in the rules-of-the-game. 

BlindSpot is a think-tank that is promoted by the UN (they also awarded a trophy) and publishes its work in the NATO Science Programme. BlindSpot's senior analyst James Greyson speaks internationally at major conferences and NATO Advanced Research Workshops, and consults for organisations of all types.  The aim is to provide the most ambitious thinking available anywhere on reversing world problems. 

Please take a look at the latest piece, Seven Policy Switches for Global Security: comments welcome. Get in touch to find out more about BlindSpot's policy analysis, rapid reviewing service, talks, workshops, training and advice.