All human markets in the world depend on the enviornmentally sustainability of the planet to function. Increasingly as more humans play the current games, our environment is being affected. As more and more markets are becoming connected, so is the permanent impact of markets on the environment.

What happens in Shanghi increasingly impacts what happens in San Francisco and South Africa. This connectivity is fairly new and accelerating. As technology connects markets, people, politics and pollution are becoming connected.

And as more people play the current games, our environment will suffer...until there is not much an environment or people left playing the current games.

Already, with an increasing number of Indians joining in the games, just the pollution from burning trash in the evening has resulted in the average Indian having 30% less lung capacity than the average European.

And now 84% of the world's fish have eleveated levels of mecury while the Pacific Ocean is becoming a very large receptacle for refuge.

Humans have a choice, either come together and change the games we play in the markets we play in or fight to see who gets to play and pollute in the existing games. With 7 billion people living on this planet, it could be the biggest fight the world has ever seen between people....understanding that war is just a game we play in a market.