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Can Man Survive the next Century?

A Look at the Future by

looking at the Past….

Human activities have already pushed the Earth system beyond three of the planet's biophysical thresholds, with consequences that are detrimental or even catastrophic for large parts of the world; six others may well be crossed in the next decade.

What will human stress factors be tomorrow?

When life becomes increasingly stressful and demanding, it calls for a new approach, a simple approach, with a greater consideration for balance, nature and stress reduction in the workplace and within your home, come listen to the experts share their experience and insights.

CONFERENCE THEME:

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A DETAILED LOOK AT THE FUTURE OF

MAN WITH AN ORIGIN PERSPECTIVE

VENUE:

BMW Pavilion

V&A Waterfront

Cape Town

DATE:

21 October 2010

CONFERENCE FEE:

R 1750-00 per person

TIME:

8h30 for 9h00

“To prepare for the challenges that lie ahead, we need to look at the past and understand the dynamic resilience abilities of our ancestors so as to prepare for the pressures and threats that need to be faced in the future”.

PROGRAMME:
A power packed Survival Beyond Conference with special Guest Speakers:
8H30 – 9H00	Arrival and Welcoming : Music by Congo Trio
9H00	Welcoming by Prof Phil Black : Event MC
9H10 – 9H30	Sound Presentation : Primal to Future
9H30 – 10H30	Lecture : Sound and the Brain Dr Etienne van der Walt: Neurologist. He was founder of the AmazingBrainz Centre for intelligence enhancement of young children. His current research focuses on the neuroscience of music, creativity, management and leadership. POWER OF SOUND on Human Brain, Emotions and Wellbeing Helmut Meijer : Record Producer / Composer
10H30	TEA BREAK (20 min)
10H50 – 11H30	Lecture : Neuro Economics Professor Philip Black – Professor Philip Black is currently Extraordinary Professor in Economics at the University of Stellenbosch, Visiting Professor at Rhodes University and the University of the Western Cape, and Research Director of both the Corporation for Economic Research (CER) and the Africa Institute for Policy Analysis and Economic Integration (AIPA). He was previously Research Director at the South Africa Foundation, and prior to that the Jagger Professor of Economics and Director of the School of Economics at the University of Cape Town, Professor of Economics at the University of Stellenbosch, and Professor and Head of the Department of Economics and Economic History at Rhodes University. Professor Black was Managing Editor of the South African Journal of Economics for the past 10 years.
11H30 – 12H30	WORLD BANKING RISK Tami Sokutu : Chief Operating Officer of African Bank Investments Ltd
12H30 – 13H30	LUNCH
13H30 - 13H40	The “SWART” Drummer – Drum Solo Professor Philip Black
13H40 – 14H30	WORLD SOCIO – ECOMONIC REPORT – in relation to poverty Professor Philip Black
14H30 – 15H30	SIGNS OF THE TIMES - Environmental Survival Dr Peter Johnson : Climate Systems Analysis Group, Dept Environmental & Geographical Science, University of Cape Town
15H30 – 15h50	COFFEE BREAK (20 min)
15H50 – 16H40	IMMUNO WORLD INDICATORS Dr IAN WEINBERG : Quantum Neuro Immunology
16H40 – 17H00	LIFE BEYOND CRISIS : Closing address ROB LOUW : SA RUGBY LEGEND, Survivor of Cancer
17H00 – 17H15	SURVIVAL TODAY , TOMORROW : What are the Challenges?
17H15 – 18H00	WINE TASTING and ENTERTAINMENT – The Congo Trio