Deltan declara voto em Bolsonaro contra Lula

Positive and negative forces in the universe equilibrate each other creating balance in everything. According to Sir Isaac Newton for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. By applying Newtons law to life, which encompasses all science and physics it is possible to see the positives among the negatives. The economy for example is filled with negatives but there are an equal number of positives in these dark times. Interest rates on mortgages are allowing lenders to extend loans at all time lows and allowing people to buy foreclosed properties that are affordable to those that may not have been able to buy houses in the past. It is true that for every negative there is a positive but people look at one side instead of embracing the whole face of reality.

The Financial Times columnist Lucy Kellaway recently suggested in an article in The Economist that the recession will prompt businesses to send their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Directors on a “gap year, indefinitely”. That would be no bad thing – which might seem like a surprising admission from a representative of a sustainable development organisation. Let me explain.