Index (Theory of Every Business)

American Butterfly 1

The Theory of Every Business

By Nick Ray Ball 16th April 2012 to 27th July 2012

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INDEX

Retrospective Introduction

“Add Introduction”

Page 4: Before Reading

Introduction

“Einstein Says….”

Page 10: General Summary

Chapter 1

Economics, S-World & the Core Network

Page 16: US Economic Analysis
Page 22: S-World Virtual Business Network
Page 28: The Core Network

Chapter 2

The Suppliers Butterfly

Page 31: The Suppliers and Manufacturing Butterfly
Page 45: A Brief introduction to POP

Chapter 3

The Theory of, just a little bit more than we know now

Page 42: The Universities & “Spartan Contracts”
“The Theory of Just a little bit more than we know now”

Page 54: Super University Resort Hospitals “SURH’s”
“The Theory of more than we know now”

Page 56: Alternate Energies
“The Theory of a lot more than we know now”

Chapter 4

The Locations Butterfly

Page 62: Location, Location, Location
Page 64: The Locations Butterfly

Chapter 5

Economic Stimulus & Investment

Page 70: Economic Stimulus and Investment
Page 74: Phase one Investment

Chapter 6

Facebook Business Development

Page 80: Facebook Business Development
Page 82: Facebook Gifts
Page 86: “Lx.”
Page 89: Facebook Stores
Page 93: Cities of Science
Page 103: All Facebook Profits Condensed

Chapter 7

S-World

Page 106: Sienna’s World
Page 108: S-World Virtual Social Network
Page 114: S-World Virtual Business Network and Software

“Philosophical String Theory”

“String Theory”: A Genuine Contender for the “Theory of Everything”

By Nick Ray Ball May 2nd 2011

Nick Ray Ball: “Would mathematics in whatever form predicting future events partially validate the theory”?

Anthony Rauba: “Some but not all of the math is, thus theory, but as to predicting the future? I refer you to Asimov’s “Psychohistory” from Harry Seldon of the “Foundation Series”.

“You may not predict what an individual may do, but you can put in motion, things that will move the masses in a direction that is desired, thus shaping if not predicting the future.”

Nick Ray Ball: “The only way to accurately predict the future, is to make it happen”

Apple’s 1997 turn around “Think Different” Campaign: “It is only those crazy enough to think they can change the world that can.”

Margaret Mead: “Never doubt that a small group of committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”