I Want To Break These Chains
I want to break the chains of the human race. To allow freedom of voice, ex<x>pression. Not enshrined in law, but in culture. To allow us to sing, use our vocal chords to their full potential in all communications every day. To express with our bodies. To mate as we see fit.
To also think as we see fit, and come together in groups to achieve things we see fit to achieve. Example crowdfunding. If we can raise €2m in 3 days for a Greek bailout fund, then by next week we could raise enough to build a tidal power plant off the coast for example. We could achieve anything if we collectively wanted to. A sort of self-decided tax system. Put loads of projects up and let the people decide what they want to spend their money on.
Culture shift. Perhaps I will novelise it. But it's been done already in the Venus Project. A culture of abundance - The Gods Must Be Crazy (comedy film about bushmen in the Kalahari dessert) shows us what happens when we introduce scarcity and ownership to ancient peoples. It goes horribly wrong. So we must disown everything and everyone, and bring back abundance. There are an abundance of lawnmowers around. Let us use them both efficiently and effectively.
Resource availability is limitless if we only choose to see it that way. Food Is Free Project for example.
Let us live as people. Let us break fears that hold our reins. Let us pull so hard these chains not only break from the walls but dissolve into the nothingness they appeared from.
To also think as we see fit, and come together in groups to achieve things we see fit to achieve. Example crowdfunding. If we can raise €2m in 3 days for a Greek bailout fund, then by next week we could raise enough to build a tidal power plant off the coast for example. We could achieve anything if we collectively wanted to. A sort of self-decided tax system. Put loads of projects up and let the people decide what they want to spend their money on.
Culture shift. Perhaps I will novelise it. But it's been done already in the Venus Project. A culture of abundance - The Gods Must Be Crazy (comedy film about bushmen in the Kalahari dessert) shows us what happens when we introduce scarcity and ownership to ancient peoples. It goes horribly wrong. So we must disown everything and everyone, and bring back abundance. There are an abundance of lawnmowers around. Let us use them both efficiently and effectively.
Resource availability is limitless if we only choose to see it that way. Food Is Free Project for example.
Let us live as people. Let us break fears that hold our reins. Let us pull so hard these chains not only break from the walls but dissolve into the nothingness they appeared from.
36-40, M
