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Miguel Yasuyuki Hirota is now a member of THETRANSITIONER Apr 19, 2010

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What is my interest in collective intelligence, wisdom and consciousness? (please provide answers, even in your original language, as this is a condition to become part of this community. Names only will not be accepted): How can we leverage the collective intelligence to build a solidary-based local, national and global economies?

About me... Share what you feel inspired to share. Need inspiration? Here are some questions: How did I arrive to TheTransitioner? What are my most essential values? What makes me get out of bed in the morning? What are my dreams? What do I want to accomplish in my life?: A die-hard promoter of complementary currency systems based in Fukuoka, Japan.

What are the gifts, skills and expertise I would like to share in this community?: translation services (Japanese, Korean, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German)

At 7:07pm on May 20, 2010, Fernanda Ibarra said…: Hi Miguel, I didn´t have the time to meet you when you came to Mexico. I am hoping we get a chance to talk about what you see about Mexico in Economía solidaria. As you may know by now my work is close to Jean-François. We are developing the flowplace.org and metacurrency.org

I am working on the social field in Tepoztlán. Preparing the fertile human conditions to implement some currencies in the near future.

At 6:44pm on April 20, 2010, Bénigne du PARC said…: Hi Miguel,
Thank you for the proposition of creation of a B2B complementary currency system in Kobe! Maybe I can exchange with this man, to present him the RES system, and to see if it is of any interest for him. Then, let's see...!!

At 2:14pm on April 20, 2010, KingofthePaupers said…: Jct: Anyway, I'll take their IOUs for accommodations in Canada even if I have to print them up for them.

At 2:01pm on April 20, 2010, KingofthePaupers said…: Miguel Yasuyuki Hirota: "I don't think Japanese time banks are open to other countries. The vast majority of users speak Japanese only and for them it's far beyond their capacity to be linked internationally..."
Jct: Not too far beyond their capacity to swap accommodations with other nations as I have. In 1999, I paid for 39/40 nights in Europe with a timebank IOU for a night back in Canada worth 5 Hours. They could too, easily.

At 4:25am on April 20, 2010, KingofthePaupers said…: Jct: Always glad to hear about Timebanking in Japan. Any idea if they're getting ready to intertrade with the rest of the world?

At 3:14pm on April 19, 2010, Jean-Francois Noubel said…: Free currencies are not a social activism thing, and it doesn't require political approbation. It will just happen, just like the internet.

Shanghai: we would need to know more. So far we are not in the capacity to disperse ourselves in organizing events that cost a lot in travel and people's time. We need things that are financed and clearly asked by other organizations. Is this the case?

At 3:01pm on April 19, 2010, Bénigne du PARC said…: Hi Miguel, good to see you there! Tell me if you come to Europe one of these days. I have no plan to come to Japan for the moment. FYI, I am working on RES project, a B2B complementary currency system based in Belgium, that we are implementing in France.
気を付けて！またね！
Benigne

At 2:52pm on April 19, 2010, Jean-Francois Noubel said…: Welcome Miguel, so nice to have you here! I hope we will see each other someday, and that Japan will open up to free currencies (and not just complementary currencies).