the history of Technocracy
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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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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 […]
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This is a talk by about the Scarcity Myth, created by TZM, using the information taken from Technocracy Inc’s. concepts and information. It is wonderful that there are groups of people utilizing Technocracy Inc.’s information to further progress toward a better world! The video is about 20 minutes long. It also includes information on raising […]
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It has come to our attention that some organizations, and individual people are trying to denigrate Technocracy Inc. by stating untruths about us. People maneuver and twist information, or just make up information to defame an organization. The most vocal against Technocracy Inc. are asking for your money to put in their pockets to support their […]
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Creating an up-to-date economic standard By Charmie Gilcrease Preface: I am not a scientist, I am not an economist, but, I am a systems thinker and see how the current economic system is not working in an efficient and sustainable manner. Like-minded people have gotten together and are now working on new thoughts about a […]
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MORTON COUNTY — Ceremony, aromatic sage and drumming song welcomed the eight tribes of Washington State into the encampment of Native Americans supporting the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s protest of the Dakota Access Pipeline. Tribes with new and unusual names — Yakama Nation, Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, Lummi Nation, Puyallup Tribe, Nisqually Indian Tribe, The […]
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The American Dream is a vision of individual and family happiness and security based on the ability to have and consume more of everything. Its social vision is of people with equal opportunity competing for these things and thereby expanding the prosperity of all. Of course, it doesn’t quite work that way. First: This American […]
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A brief summation of Technocracy: It is possible with North America’s present resources, technology, and knowledge to give to every inhabitant of this Continent a guaranteed standard of living higher than any ever known. This abundant standard of living can be attained only with less, rather than more, labor; for they can be produced only […]
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Burton W. Bogardus 1994 Published in: Northwest Area News, August 1994, No. 126 In the early part of the last century, our grandparents were taught that the world was made about 4004 BC, as that was the date determined by a Bishop Usher who had counted the generations from the first man, Adam, to the […]
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John Berge 1990 Published in: The Northwest Technocrat, 1st quarter 1990, No. 318 It is easy to be misled by all the excitement and emotion portrayed in the media. But we are being cheated; we are given only superficial information that conceals the real events. Beneath the surface is a different story and one can get […]
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The Technical Alliance was the forerunner of Technocracy, Inc. For reasons of ensuring the studies of the Alliance were not “politicized,” they had to incorporate to maintain a legal standing to protect their information. Note the date of this interview; February 20, 1921. The land area we call North America could have begun to […]
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John Berge 1996 Published in: The Northwest Technocrat, 2nd quarter 1996, No. 343 No more than glimpses of what once existed are revealed to us in the ever changing languages, religions, myths and legends. But, sometimes the painstaking effort by scientists can give us a few facts that can raise the curtain of the past just a […]
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Ron Miller 1989 Published in: The Northwest Technocrat, 4th quarter 1989, No. 317 This article was adapted from a lecture. Some 66 million years ago a planetoid about 6 miles in diameter hit the earth with an awesome, stupendous force. It was a disaster of tremendous magnitude. Winds of 200 to 300 miles per hour raced over […]
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L.W. Nicholson 1997 Published in: Technocracy Digest, 3rd quarter 1997, No. 325 The United States of America has a long history of liberty, freedom from political oppression, and justice for all citizens. Any school child who has studied American history, knows this, and can tell stories concerning the founding father who fought for the rights […]
