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VIDEO SERIES: The Fourth Industrial Revolution: A Sound Solution to the Economic Crisis

TRANSCRIPTS OF THE SERIES:

Introduction

PART 1: Money as an Instrument of Government

PART 2: Historic Examples of Government Monopolized Money

PART 3: Contrast Between the Great Depression and Today

PART 4: Common Solutions and Why They Won't Work

PART 5: A Solution That Will Work - Preservation of Community Based on the 4th Industrial Revolution

PART 6: Necessary Components for Community Sustainability

PART 7: Our Future Under the 4th Industrial Revolution

PART 8: Implementation of the Model

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Question: Is this a commune?

Answer: Emphatically, no. A commune can be summed up in what happened in the Plymouth colonies with the Pilgrims. A commune is another term for the common granary, or as Karl Marx put it: those according to their abilities, those according to their needs.

Without exception, even when the people knew and loved each other, this approach to civilization has always failed. It failed if you tried to use intellectuals, it failed with individuals that are passionate about religion, it has failed with those who are atheists and those who are secularists.

The mechanism is fundamentally flawed and it violates the nature of the human being. The only way you can build a civilization is how it was phrased in the soviet constitution of all places, “Those according to their production.”

What we are going to finally do which was one of the greatest points made by Professor Andrew Galambos is to extend this to the intellectual. And Professor Galambos called this mechanism gratitude.

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