We Had a Vision of the Ultimate Investment...
In our vision, we saw the investment of the future. It was called the Greed Fund. The Greed Fund had succeeded in turning nearly the entire earth into nothing but vaults for keeping money.
There were no forests -- they had been cut down and turned into money. No fresh air, no raw water, no places to grow food. No wide-open spaces or wild fields -- everything had been stripped from the Earth and turned into money.
Vaults filled with money stood atop concrete slabs as far as the eye could see. Were there mountains? No, there were none. Robots had laid them low, stripping them of fossil fuels. The fossil fuels had also been turned into money.
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There were no forests -- they had been cut down and turned into money. No fresh air, no raw water, no places to grow food. No wide-open spaces or wild fields -- everything had been stripped from the Earth and turned into money.
Vaults filled with money stood atop concrete slabs as far as the eye could see. Were there mountains? No, there were none. Robots had laid them low, stripping them of fossil fuels. The fossil fuels had also been turned into money.
The People No Longer Went to Work...
In this vision there were many poor people. But they did not know they were poor. They no longer spent their lives working from early morning late into the night. The entirety of their life force was turned into money in a new way. Special vaults were created where the people were stored, suspended in a kind of coma. For the duration of their lives their life energy was directly siphoned off by machines and turned into money.
Should they wake up from their coma, they were given trickle-down indoctrination via talk radio and news. They did not have to think any longer. Instead they were told what to think. There was even trickle-down entertainment -- they were told what to laugh at.
The Rebels...
There were also rebels in this vision. They lived in remote places not yet transformed into money. They had a different concept of prosperity. In their world, prosperity consisted of sunshine, pure, raw water, breathable air and food grown from pristine soil. They owned very few possessions. Money was a means of exchange and not a sign of prestige. The most prestigious were those who gave the most of themselves to rest of the group. They lived close to the land in basic dwellings. They had succeeded in harnessing already existing crystal, Tesla, Torsion and renewable energy technology for their energy needs.
Their world was filled with smiling faces, deep personal relationships and devotion and service to community. In their land they had no fear when traveling from place to place, in the day or the night. Livelihood consisted of work and sometimes very hard work, but it brought some sense of satisfaction and pleasure.
The Greed Fund called these rebels "The Dreamers."
In our vision, the Greed Fund had a name for these rebels. They called them, "The Dreamers." They were in fact the dreamers, visionaries, innovators, artists, entrepreneurs, non-conformists, nature-lovers and misfits of consensus reality. And although they preferred harmony, cooperation, negotiation and peace, they were also fierce and loving warriors. They could not be dislodged when confronted by the Greed Fund. Their love for their way of life made them more than willing to fight and die for it.
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Inspiration for the above article
came from Money as a Social Disease
by David C. Korten
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The above is based on our own observation and experience. It does not reflect the views of persons, product-makers, service-providers or advertisers cited in the article are appearing elsewhere on this website. It is not being offered as investment advice. Potential investors should seek out advice from investment professionals.
Their world was filled with smiling faces, deep personal relationships and devotion and service to community. In their land they had no fear when traveling from place to place, in the day or the night. Livelihood consisted of work and sometimes very hard work, but it brought some sense of satisfaction and pleasure.
The Greed Fund called these rebels "The Dreamers."
In our vision, the Greed Fund had a name for these rebels. They called them, "The Dreamers." They were in fact the dreamers, visionaries, innovators, artists, entrepreneurs, non-conformists, nature-lovers and misfits of consensus reality. And although they preferred harmony, cooperation, negotiation and peace, they were also fierce and loving warriors. They could not be dislodged when confronted by the Greed Fund. Their love for their way of life made them more than willing to fight and die for it.
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Inspiration for the above article
came from Money as a Social Disease
by David C. Korten
Related Articles:
Take Your Silver and Shove It...?
Look Ma, I Shrunk the Dollar...
Related Quote:
"For what good is it, that a man gains the whole world, but loses his soul? For what can be more valuable than owning your own soul?"
--Matthew 16:26 {PD-US} (Liveholisticnow.com interpretation)
---------------------------------------------- The above is based on our own observation and experience. It does not reflect the views of persons, product-makers, service-providers or advertisers cited in the article are appearing elsewhere on this website. It is not being offered as investment advice. Potential investors should seek out advice from investment professionals.
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