Janine Aron

Dear Janine Aron,
https://www.economics.ox.ac.uk/postdoc-and-researchers/janine-aron

I am working on a project that would see the countries of the bottom billion well on their way to significant convergence by 2039. I do know the scale of the problem. And because of my book, A More Creative Capitalism, I have reason for optimism, albeit I am not completely fluent in the language of economics; and because of this, I need your help.
You’re experience with the study of African economies, economic modelling (EMoD) at the Institute for New Economic Thinking is enough for you to be classed an expert; as at its heart, this project is an economic growth theory model for a series of Paul Romer type Start-Up/ Charter City set in Africa. A project that I have been working on full time since 2011.

It started as a plan for next generation business software for a massive online global trade network, but when it took to a turn towards theoretical physics (chaos theory, string theory) and experimental micro and macroeconomics, it became much more. Through 2012 and 2013, I put the work online at www.AmericanButterfly.org. I then spent 30 months on the microeconomics, learning systems architecture, and making prototypes. Until in the spring of 2016, I started www.AngelTheory.org and Book 1. www.AngelTheory.org/M-Systems, the system architecture for which is illustrated below.

Next, came Book 2. An Economic Theory of Everything, which describes an ecological theory of everything and is designed to teach just enough M-theory for readers to appreciate the concept of analogising and simulating the laws of nature into economic systems: www.AngelTheory.org/An-Economic-Theory-of-Everything. This was completed on the 24th November 2017; and after, satisfied with the economic framework, I started to learn more economics, and see if there were conflicts or additions. I found a few conflicts but nothing that threatened the design and found the world of economics was rich with insights.

In December 2017, I started Book 3. The GDP Game; which by the end of January, produced a stand out chapter (Now called ‘40 Reasons Why – Growth Theory Externalities’) and decided that I needed to integrate both the physics and the economics into a new book, ‘A More Creative Capitalism,’ the title from Bill Gates’s 2007 Harvard commencement speech.
This book is now complete in all the right places. And I am, this week, working on completing the update to ‘40 Reasons Why – Growth Theory Externalities,’ which is the first chapter in the forthcoming presentation.

However, a major question mark is Chapter 4. The ŔÉŚ Equation, which may be too good to be true. But for all my attempts, I can’t break it, and I need an expert opinion. The problem is simply presented at the beginning of the chapter. If the first two pages are correct, then RES is correct and only the environment needs testing. The environment is presented in 3 shortish videos (see www.AngelTheory.org); where after, the rest of the chapter elaborates.
Please, can you assist me with this clarification? I will be grateful, Africa will be grateful; and via the academic equity allocation, you will be well compensated. And if you are the first to confirm the theorem, then you will have made history as the person who validated Angel Theory.

Nick Ray Ball

Dear Janine Aron, https://www.economics.ox.ac.uk/postdoc-and-researchers/janine-aron

Nick Ray Ball

Dear Janine Aron,
https://www.economics.ox.ac.uk/postdoc-and-researchers/janine-aron