Abstract.

The World Wide Web is truly world-wide, providing essentially free access to tons of information, including up-to-date political, economic, and environmental data. What is more, with a very small budget, a relatively insignificant group of action-minded individuals, such as GERG, can publish the information it believes to be important for our future evolution. Here we present a brief history of GERG, its publishing program, and an exhortation to the WWW.

Dedicated to Ervin Laszlo

CONTENTS

1. Introduction
2. The creative posture
3. GERG and the intervention controvers
4. The bifurcation paradigm
5. Electronic intervention schemes
6. The World Wide Web
7. Conclusion
   Acknowledgments
   Bibliography