Whereas in the first era the innovation centered around better and better tool creation (bicycles for our minds) the movement of the network opened new landscapes of innovation around communication, primary of the many-to-many, asynchronous variety.
Psychologist William James called it "the mind-cure movement", the "intuitive belief in the all-saving power of healthy-minded attitudes as such, in the conquering efficacy of courage, hope, and trust, and a correlative contempt for doubt, fear, worry, and all nervously precautionary states of mind".
"The principle to keep in mind is movement trumps pain.
"The founders of the EU had in mind free movement of workers, not free movement of jobs," he said.
The founders of the European Union had in mind free movement of workers, not free movement of jobseekers.
New Thought, a mind-healing movement that originated in the United States in the 19th century, based on religious and metaphysical (concerning the nature of ultimate reality) presuppositions.
In working out their design, the architects also kept in mind the movement from industrialization to postindustrialization, from global to local, from the free market to the farmer's market, and from sand to hay.
Both programs grew from the "Mind Mapping" movement, which is more famous in Britain and other parts of Europe than in North America, and whose origins are usually attributed to Tony Buzan.
By the eighteen-eighties, the "mind-cure" movement had spread widely, although Quimby's best-known patient and disciple, Mary Baker Eddy, the future founder of Christian Science, later insisted on the central importance of Biblical scripture, as well as her own writings.
"I think there is one important thing about the European Union, the founders of the European Union had in mind free movement of workers not free movement of jobseekers.
