The Best That Money Cant Buy by freeworld

Author:freeworld
Language: eng
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Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN’T BUY

BEYOND POLITICS, POVERTY, & WAR

By Jacque Fresco

the common heritage of all, the necessity for irrelevant laws and social contracts will

vanish.

Concerning “who” will govern, the more appropriate question is “how will be people

be governed?” People do not have to be governed and do not require leaders unless they

are ignorant, captive, wage slaves, or subject to a dictator. If the free enterprise system

does not include job security, medical care, and the other necessities that secure the

population as a whole, a wide range of conflict and unmanageable human behaviours

results, no matter what laws are passed.

No “one” will decide who gets what. Perhaps the closet analogy within our present

culture would be the public library, where anyone has access to nay book of his or her

choice. Goods and services could be made available in a similar manner across the entire

economy. Unfortunately, we are in the habit of thinking that someone has to make

decisions regarding our needs. This would not be the case in a cybernated resource-

based society without scarcity.

In the near future, because of advances in technology like artificial intelligence,

cybernation and nanotechnology, we can achieve a global community and share a

common vision for humanity. Computerized technology will unite people and eliminate

scarcity better than have all the world’s religions and democratic ideals combined. We

can transcend the limitations of a monetary system, and outgrow our need for

politicians and artificial manmade laws intended to preserve and perpetuate the status

quo. AI could regulate production, transportation, and all burdensome and monotonous

tasks, but not people. A highly integrated complex of computers that serves, but never

enslaves, humankind could carry out the major tasks of decision-making and

environmental management.

I must again emphasize that this approach to global governance has nothing in

common with the aims of an elite few to form a world government with themselves at

the helm, and with the vast majority subservient to them. This newer vision of

globalization empowers each and every person on the planet to be all that they can be,

without living in abject subjugation to a corporate governing body.

The question is, can we grow beyond that “someone” has to make our decisions for

us?

10. WHO WILL MAKE THE DECISIONS

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