Technocracy and the North American Economy
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What is Sci-Hub? Have you ever tried researching and the only peer-reviewed academic papers you could afford were years old? Sci-Hub founder Alexandra Elbakyan did imagine just that, and was very frustrated. She founded Sci-Hub and many people and organizations whose main concern is making a profit were very frustrated and angry with her! Alexandra’s […]
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This was written in 1938 by someone who could see the dreadful direction of the Price System’s operations. Sadly, it is still relevent today. THE WAR TO END PEACE Technocracy objects to the casualties of the, so-called, Peace, arising from the Price System because it reduces the fit to the unfit, and increase the poverty and […]
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WAR – MILITARISM AND PROFIT Taken with inclusions and deletions from the booklet the “Arms and the Men,” Factual matters not affected: majority published by the editors of Fortune Magazine, March, 1934. According to the statistics from the Vietnam war, it cost $45,000 to kill one enemy soldier. In today’s type of warfare in which […]
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THE OVERSEERS by George Wright April 17, 2017 If one were to visualize the seemingly tremendous changes taking place since the Great Depression, one would think; “of course things have changed”. Just look around you. Big screen TVs, cars that can drive themselves, little multiple usage computers we call smart phones. Yes, on some levels […]
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WHAT ABOUT TECHNOCRACY? Technocracy wants the people who are designated excellent in their fields, by their direct peers, to make the vital societal decisions. Do we want a farmer telling the doctors how to do their business? Do we want a production manager to tell the farmers what is the best crop for their land? […]
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US internet privacy laws, what does it mean for your data? By Simon Torkington March 31, 2017 The US House of Representatives has passed a bill that effectively tears up internet privacy rules. Under the Obama administration, service providers had to get permission from customers before using and selling their personal data to advertisers and […]
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This isn’t sci-fi: A space-based sharing economy powered by nano-satellites could save humanity World Economic Forum March 31, 2017 The rise of the internet and the ubiquity of mobile computing devices have changed everything from travel and shopping to politics – think Uber, Amazon and Twitter. But for the next revolution in commerce, governance and […]
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Technocracy Inc. came up with some ideas and is inviting people to make these ideas reality. See Video IDEA # 1 A Web style energy collector that combines the technology of Solar, Wind, and Kinetic Energy harvesting. This will appear similar to the web designed water capture technique. But, in addition to harvesting water, the […]
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The Economics of Separation portion of a book by Charles Eisenstein The converging crises of our time all arise from a common root that we might call Separation. Taking many forms—the human/nature split, the disintegration of community, the division of reality into material and spiritual realms—Separation is woven into every aspect of our civilization. It […]
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Can our environmental waste support us? Carbon Capture is one way; turning old plastic into wearable items another; bio-mass digesters turn manure into energy; What other innovations can we come up with to completely turn around the old pattern of “Extract – Manufacture – Use – Toss”? What if instead we had Plan, Extract only needed […]
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9 technologies that promise to clean up the planet David Doody Thursday, March 13, 2014 Main image courtesy of Carbon Engineering. Technology is often touted as the savior that will rescue us from our misbegotten ways, redeem us and put us on the track to utopia. Then there are the dystopian views, where the future […]
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MONEY IS NOT THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL “We live in a society that loves money, loves having money and glorifies those with money. Many people have made money their priority, and this is the problem. I have said this before and I will say it again: Money is a tool or resource for your […]
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2017-February-TrendEvents Newsletter
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What if Scarcity is engineered to keep people acquiescent? What if Fear was the hoped-for result of that engineered scarcity? Why is America such an aggressive / competitive, even combative society? Technocracy thinks that scarcity is a false premise and that the resulting fear in not having enough allows injurious actions (to society and the […]
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How Time Banks Work Members share their talents and services, record their hours, then ‘spend’ them later on services they want. Everyone’s hours are equal. There is no barter. Among the most critical parts of a healthy community economy are its non-monetary components, such as household labor and civic activity. A CORE ECONOMY. If […]
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Take Back Your Money By Mark Ciotola There have been grumblings among some Technocrats about the Federal Reserve controlling the US currency. Yet is this entirely true? Although Technocracy is not in the business of promoting money (far from it). Nevertheless, you don’t have to take the Federal Reserve system sitting down. The Federal Reserve […]
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2017 Winter TrendEvents newsletter pdf WINTER 2017 Continental Power Concept, Arsenic in Rice, Energy Price Regulations, What has Technocracy Inc. Been Up To?, all this and more in this Quarter’s newsletter. A CONTINENTAL POWER CONCEPT By George Wright The Continental Hydrology was surveyed long ago by the Technical Alliance, forerunners of Technocracy Inc. This […]
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A quick overview: Worldwide connection is demonstrable through – pollution… Environmentally Sound Technologies are best determined locally, but viewed globally Good EST’s are ones that mimic nature’s systems – or biomemetics Phytotechnologies Online Article A Technical Approach in Environmental Management I. INTRODUCTION – AN ECOSYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE Our global interdependence and vulnerability has never been more […]
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Below is a map of the United States via airvisual.com – the parts that are red are high pollution – Louisville, Kentucky is the hotspot. Some of the most significant hidden costs of fossil fuels are from the air emissions that occur when they are burned. Unlike the extraction and transport stages, in […]
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FUTURE PREDICTIONS: By Robert Goldman with Alli Berman May 31, 2016 · In 1998, Kodak had 170,000 employees and sold 85% of all photo paper worldwide. Within just a few years, their business model disappeared and they went bankrupt. What happened to Kodak will happen in a lot of industries in the next 10 years – and most […]
