Tagged with 'Economics'

"We avoid the horror of our enslavement because it is so painful to see it directly."

12 minute Video clip on how the sheer capitalist /materialistic mind set has virtually everyone "addicted to plundering". How at every level competition ... "to have ... or have not ... that tis the only remaining question" ... forever at each others expense

However only the poorer versions ever seem to be prosecuted / criminalized

Short video clip on the most fundamental level of problematic consciousness in relation to our interactive buisness exchanges with one another.

http://dailybail.com/home/elizabeth-warren-bill-maher-discuss-usury-and-...

"Why Socialism?" is an article written by Albert Einstein in May 1949 which appeared in the first issue of the socialist journal Monthly Review and is one of Einstein's most important and well known political works.

First let me start by saying that the fundamental goal of the Venus project is in many ways harmonious with my personal vision. I too see the monetary system and its ancillary functions as being obsolete and not in harmony with the nature of humanity itself. I agree with almost everything that I've watched and read on the subject.

Letter to the Ruling Class
by admin on Apr 1, 2011

Winners - Losers, Success - Failure, Rich - Poor, Right - Wrong,
Guided - Misguided, Found - Lost, Materialist - Spiritualist

I am seeking opinions or answers to a searching question:

I would like to say I am not necessarily an anarchist. I just want change within our system. If our governments are willing to change the way they run from the best interests of the corporations to the best interest of people I would be happy.

there should be an Evolver Media Network on TV. with programming like this:

http://vimeo.com/18669726 <-- the original (1part) link... youtube video part 1 (of 2) below.

watch this and let's move forward.

In his psychoanalytic work in object-relations theory, Christopher Bollas identifies a phenomenon among his work with patients that has been named "Normotic illness" or "normopathy" within the psychanalytic field. Bollas' angle is that such a disorder is created through a misrecognition of "the other".

I had a job interview today. As I made my way to the offices of my potential employer, I got caught in traffic. I know, everyone will say, "well you should have planned for traffic, that was very irresponsible to you." I left with plenty of flex time available for my commute, but I encountered standstill traffic about five minutes into my drive.

*(Preface: This is an essay I wrote, explaining a possible alternative to modern capitalism. I hope someone will read it and contact me about working on making it happen!)*

I am aware that a very important and central aspect to Mahatma Ghandi's nonviolent protest which culminated in the retreat of the British from colonial India was his insistence on the weaving of cloth in the traditional custom of India.

I just got turned on to this "acclaimed Chilean economist" via Democracy Now! I believe my fellow Evolvers, Bioneers and Solutionaries will be very much into it, as well.

This information is not new we have heard it all before, the time is NOW.

Jim Starry's “Starrport” will save up to 2 million gallons of fuel p/day, 1,000-2,000 gallons per flight, per airport.

The Starrport is built on 1/3 the land then current airport designs, and built at half the price.

The idea that one must work has been ingrained in western culture for so long that I realize it'll be hard to break the spell. However, as we've been witnessing more and more people without work and struggling to survive, I think it's high time we discuss the psychology of work being a necessity.

"We believe that the Inland Empire’s return to full employment will require a fundamental structural shift in the region’s economic base" Inland Empire Outlook (http://www.scribd.com/Rose%20Institute)

Common Good Bank Project would love to help the Inland Empire, all 4.1 million of us, achieve a "fundamental structural shift."

...Here's how!

“The people recognize themselves in their commodities; they find their soul in their automobile, hi-fi set, split-level home, kitchen equipment.” ~Herbert Marcuse