I think she hits the nails on all the heads perfectly! The problem is the faulty way our society is put together, work to live, not to thrive, but just to pay bills to keep the nefarious powers that be, in power and in control. And, they are ramping up their determination on all fronts by creating even more division in our society (black lives matter, LGBT, wars, mass shootings and on and on). We need a society not based upon government control and the abilities of multi-national corporations to control those governments and society at large. Michael Tellinger's Ubuntu movement from S. Africa is pushing for a society without central control, where individual 'villages' (cities) control their own direction. Each person in the village donates just one day towards the needs of the whole. A carpenter donates one day towards building homes for the people, one person farms one day a week for the village and on. There would be enough industry provided by a community of caring and involved people, once a week to maintain the system. The rest of a persons time would be spent on improving their particular trade or art. Enough extra product would be available for the community to sell to other villages. Money wouldn't be needed to survive and people would be thriving instead of working to survive. Michael Tellinger has already got some small towns on board to do this, I think one even in Canada. He calls it One Small Town. We need to create a new thriving system, within the confines of the system that controls us now. We can't necessarily fight the current system, but we can build a new system from within, where people will be able to just ignore the old system, and live in a more independent and compassionate system
It is a social Engineering on purpose construct to alienate people and making them dependent on the government, acting as saviour while introducing the Basic income and all the other „ free of charge“ facilities to turn them in slaves with cbdc and digital id.
The other piece I keep having thoughts about social structure is the 'not for profit' model and the library's loaning model. Everyone would get paid for their work in a not for profit. We would just eliminate the folks 'at the top' getting paid profits. I believe we'd see such a difference in our society and it's ills (good differences) once everything that is a need is not for profit.
I would like to live in a society where humans are encouraged to have happy and satisfying relationships as a 'bottom line' goal. So many needs, prolly most of them, would be met. We could 'be there' for each other. We wouldn't need so much 'money' and that would free up our 'time' to move into doings that feel meaningful and purposeful.
I think she hits the nails on all the heads perfectly! The problem is the faulty way our society is put together, work to live, not to thrive, but just to pay bills to keep the nefarious powers that be, in power and in control. And, they are ramping up their determination on all fronts by creating even more division in our society (black lives matter, LGBT, wars, mass shootings and on and on). We need a society not based upon government control and the abilities of multi-national corporations to control those governments and society at large. Michael Tellinger's Ubuntu movement from S. Africa is pushing for a society without central control, where individual 'villages' (cities) control their own direction. Each person in the village donates just one day towards the needs of the whole. A carpenter donates one day towards building homes for the people, one person farms one day a week for the village and on. There would be enough industry provided by a community of caring and involved people, once a week to maintain the system. The rest of a persons time would be spent on improving their particular trade or art. Enough extra product would be available for the community to sell to other villages. Money wouldn't be needed to survive and people would be thriving instead of working to survive. Michael Tellinger has already got some small towns on board to do this, I think one even in Canada. He calls it One Small Town. We need to create a new thriving system, within the confines of the system that controls us now. We can't necessarily fight the current system, but we can build a new system from within, where people will be able to just ignore the old system, and live in a more independent and compassionate system
It is a social Engineering on purpose construct to alienate people and making them dependent on the government, acting as saviour while introducing the Basic income and all the other „ free of charge“ facilities to turn them in slaves with cbdc and digital id.
The other piece I keep having thoughts about social structure is the 'not for profit' model and the library's loaning model. Everyone would get paid for their work in a not for profit. We would just eliminate the folks 'at the top' getting paid profits. I believe we'd see such a difference in our society and it's ills (good differences) once everything that is a need is not for profit.
I would like to live in a society where humans are encouraged to have happy and satisfying relationships as a 'bottom line' goal. So many needs, prolly most of them, would be met. We could 'be there' for each other. We wouldn't need so much 'money' and that would free up our 'time' to move into doings that feel meaningful and purposeful.
Great post... I would add that this malaise in the workplace is also manifesting itself with regard to voting, parenting, and church attendance!
UBI here I come…