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In January 2011, the movie "ZEITGEIST: MOVING FORWARD"

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was screened in cities all over the world; it is a non-profit documentary

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directed by Peter Joseph, also available online for free download.

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In Italy, twenty cities participated in this global screening project.

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The Zeitgeist Movement chapter in Rome screened the movie

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at the Azzurro Scipioni Cinema, owned by director Silvano Agosti.

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To our great surprise, Paolo Bonolis, presenter of "The Meaning of Life"

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a prime time TV program on Channel 5, also attended the screening.

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Paolo and his co-author, Michele Afferrante, have shown great interest

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for the Movement's ideas and immediately welcomed a cultural exchange

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thereby starting a cooperation with the Zeitgeist Movement.

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They have been broadcasting a series of intellectually stimulating snippets

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throughout the season without soliciting any funding

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which is proof that even on a commercial TV channel

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there are people who don't regard monetary reward as their only target.

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We have collected those bits and put them together, showing the path

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that millions of Italians have followed for over two months.

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We thank Paolo, Michele and their staff for granting us this great opportunity

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and hope this effort will arouse curiosity and meditation in some of the viewers.

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Clip #1

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I would like to show you and have you listen to these words, please.

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Not to accept things as they are

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but to understand it, to go into it, to examine it.

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Give your heart and your mind with everything that you have to find out

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a way of living differently.

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But that depends on you and not somebody else.

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Because in this there is no teacher, no pupil.

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There's no leader.

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There's no guru.

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There's no master, no savior.

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You yourself are the teacher and the pupil.

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You're the master, you're the guru, you are the leader.

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You are everything!

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to understand

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is to transform what is.

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The character that you have just seen and heard is Krishnamurti.

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He is considered as one of the greatest thinkers of all time.

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He didn't theorize any philosophy or religion.

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Instead he spoke of things concerning all of us in our daily lives

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in particular about the need for a radical change in human consciousness.

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The video clip is taken from the documentary movie "Zeitgeist"

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which means "the spirit of the time" by Peter Joseph.

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It is a three chapter non-profit work

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which brings some of our certainties into question.

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It is a movie which tries to make us think in a different way

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out of the box and away from conventions.

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We liked the Zeitgeist project so much

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that we decided to share some parts of it with you

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throughout this 4th edition of "The Meaning of Life".

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They are short and, according to us, enlightening fragments like this one.

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Now, my grandmother was a wonderful person.

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She taught me how to play the game Monopoly.

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She understood that the name of the game is to acquire.

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She would accumulate everything she could and eventually

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she became the master of the board.

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And then she would always say the same thing to me.

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She looked at me and said

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“One day, you'll learn to play the game.”

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One summer, I played Monopoly almost every day, all day long.

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And that summer, I learned to play the game.

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I came to understand the only way to win

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is to make a total commitment to acquisition.

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I came to understand that money and possessions

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that's the way that you keep score.

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And by the end of that summer, I was more ruthless than my grandmother.

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I was ready to bend the rules if I had to, to win that game.

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And I sat down with her to play that fall.

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I took everything she had.

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I watched her give her last dollar and quit in utter defeat.

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And then she had one more thing to teach me.

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Then she said

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“Now it all goes back in the box."

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As we did in the last episode of this 4th season of "The Meaning of Life"

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we will showcase some clips from "Zeitgeist".

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Zeitgeist, which means spirit of time

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is a movie directed by Peter Joseph.

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It is a countercurrent and countercultural view of our reality.

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Here's today's segment.

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In a world where 1% of the population owns 40% of the planet's wealth...

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In a world where 34.000 children die every single day

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from poverty and preventable diseases

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and where 50% of the world's population

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lives on less than 2 dollars a day...

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One thing is clear.

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Something is very wrong.

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And whether we are aware of it or not

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the lifeblood of all of our established institutions

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and thus society itself, is money.

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Therefore, understanding this institution of monetary policy

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is critical to understanding why our lives are the way they are.

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Unfortunately, economics is often viewed with confusion and boredom.

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Endless streams of financial jargon

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coupled with intimidating mathematics

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quickly deters people from attempts at understanding it.

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However, the complexity associated with the financial system is a mere mask

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designed to conceal one of the most socially paralyzing structures

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humanity has ever endured.

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The dominant values of a culture tend to support and perpetuate

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what is rewarded by that culture.

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And in a society where success and status

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is measured by material wealth, not social contribution

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it is easy to see why the state of the world is what it is today.

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We are dealing with a value system disorder, completely denatured

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where the priority of personal and social health

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have become secondary to the detrimental notions

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of artificial wealth and limitless growth.

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And, like a virus, this disorder now permeates

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every facet of government, news media

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entertainment and even academia.

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And built into its structure are mechanisms of protection

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from anything that might interfere.

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Disciples of the monetary-market religion

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the self-appointed guardians of the status quo

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constantly seek out ways to avoid any form of thought

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which might interfere with their beliefs

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the most common of which are projected dualities.

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If you're not a Republican, you must be a Democrat.

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If you are not Christian, you might be a Satanist.

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And if you feel society can be greatly improved

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to consider, perhaps, I don't know, taking care of everyone?

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You're just a “Utopianist”.

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And the most insidious of them all:

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If you are not for the "free-market"

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you must be against freedom itself.

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If there is any testament to the plasticity of the human mind...

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If there is any proof to how malleable human thought is

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and how easily conditioned and guided people can become

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based on the nature of their environmental stimulus

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and what it reinforces

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the world of commercial advertising is the proof.

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You have to stand in awe at the level of brainwashing

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where these programmed robots known as "consumers"

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wander the landscape only to walk into a store and spend, say

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$4000 on a handbag that likely cost $10 to make

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in a sweatshop overseas

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only for the brand status it supposedly represents

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in the culture.

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Or perhaps the ancient communal traditions which increase trust

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and cohesiveness in society

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which have now been hijacked by acquisitive

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materialistic values where now annually

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we exchange useless crap a few times a year.

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And we might wonder why so many today

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have a compulsion to shopping and acquisition

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when it is clear that they have been conditioned from childhood

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to expect material goods as a sign of their status

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with friends and family.

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Famines throughout at least the last century of our history

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have not been caused by a lack of food.

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They have been caused by relative poverty.

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The economic resources were so inequitably distributed

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that the poor simply didn't have enough money

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with which to buy the food that would've been available

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if they could have afforded to pay for it.

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That would be an example of "Structural Violence".

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Gandhi saw this. He said

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“The deadliest form of violence is poverty.”

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And that's absolutely right.

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Poverty kills far more people than all the wars in history

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more people than all the murderers

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and all the suicides in history.

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Not only does Structural Violence kill more people

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than all the Behavioral Violence put together

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Structural Violence is also the main cause of Behavioral Violence.

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So, a Resource-Based Economy

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is nothing more than a set of proven, life supporting understandings

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where all decisions are based upon

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optimized human and environmental sustainability.

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It takes into account the “Life Ground” which every human being shares

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as a need, regardless of their political or religious philosophy.

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There is no cultural relativism to this approach.

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It isn't a matter of opinion.

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Human needs are human needs

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and having access to the necessities of life, such as clean air

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nutritious food and clean water

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along with a positively reinforcing, stable

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nurturing, non-violent environment

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as demanded for our mental and physical health

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our evolutionary fitness, and hence, the species' survival itself.

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Making homes using hammers and nails and wood

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with the state of our technology today

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in regards to manufacturing in the United States.

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Recently, there was a study by economist David Autor of MIT

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that states that our middle class is obsolete

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and being replaced by automation.

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Quite simply, mechanization is more productive

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efficient and sustainable than human labor

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in virtually every sector of the economy today.

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Machines do not need vacations, breaks, insurance, pensions

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and they can work 24 hours a day, everyday.

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The output potential and accuracy

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compared to human labor, is unmatched.

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The bottom line: Repetitive human labor is becoming obsolete

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and impractical across the world

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and today's unemployment is fundamentally

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the result of this evolution of efficiency in technology.

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The bottom line is that the “labor for income” game

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is slowly coming to an end.

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In fact, if you take a moment to reflect on the jobs

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which are in existence today which automation could take over

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right now, if applied, 75% of the global workforce

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could be replaced by mechanization tomorrow.

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Now, we'd like to end this fourth season of "The Meaning of Life"

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by leaving the conclusion to 95-year-old Jacque Fresco

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who would have attended in person if he could.

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Unfortunately, his age prevented him from doing so.

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He is the founder of The Venus Project which we came to know

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through the documentary movie "Zeitgeist: Moving Forward"

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which we have shown in some of its segments.

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I suggest you to follow his speech carefully

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in which he will express his vision of things

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with a deep sense of freedom.

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See you all at the next edition of "The Meaning of Life" hopefully.

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When I was a young man

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growing up in New York City

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I refused to pledge allegiance to the flag.

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Of course I was sent to the principal's office, and he asked me

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"Why don't you want to pledge allegiance? Everybody does!"

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I said "Everybody once believed the Earth was flat

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but that doesn't make it so."

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I explained that America owed everything it has

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to other cultures and other nations

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and that I would rather pledge allegiance

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to the Earth and everyone on it.

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Needless to say it wasn't long before I left school entirely

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and I set up a lab in my bedroom.

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There I began to learn about science and nature.

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I realized then that the universe is governed by laws

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and that the human being, along with society itself

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was not exempt from these laws.

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Then came the crash of 1929

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which began what we now call "The Great Depression".

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I found it difficult to understand why millions were out of work

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homeless, starving

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while all the factories were sitting there.

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The resources were unchanged.

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It was then that I realized

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that the rules of the economic game were inherently invalid.

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Shortly after, came World War II

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where various nations took turns

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systematically destroying each other.

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I later calculated that all the destruction

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and wasted resources spent on that war

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could have easily provided for every human need on the planet.

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Since that time I have watched humanity

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set the stage for its own extinction.

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I have watched as the precious finite resources

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are perpetually wasted and destroyed

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in the name of profit and free markets.

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I have watched the social values of society

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be reduced into a base artificiality of materialism

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and mindless consumption.

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And I have watched as the monetary powers

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control the political structure of supposedly free societies.

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I'm 94 years old now

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and I'm afraid my disposition

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is the same as it was 75 years ago.

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This shit's got to go.

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Clip #9

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A “RESOURCE-BASED ECONOMY”

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The idea was defined in the 1970's

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by structural engineer Jacque Fresco.

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He understood back then that society was on a collision course

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with nature and itself, unsustainable on every level

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and if things didn't change

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we would destroy ourselves, one way or another.

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(Larry King) Are all of these things you are saying, Jacque

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could they be built with what we know today?

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Or are you guessing based on what we know today?

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- No, all of these things can be built with what we know today.

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It would take 10 years to change the surface of the earth

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to rebuild the world into a second Garden of Eden.

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The choice lies with you. The stupidity of a nuclear arms race

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the development of weapons, trying to solve your problems politically

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by electing any given political party...

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All politics is immersed in corruption. Let me say it again:

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Communism, socialism, fascism, the Democrats, the liberals

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we want to absorb human beings ...

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all organizations that believe in a better life for man!

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There are no Negro problems or Polish problems

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or Jewish problems or Greek problems or women's problems.

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There are human problems! I'm not afraid of anybody

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I don't work for anyone. No one can discharge me. I have no boss.

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I am afraid to live in the society we live in today.

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Our society cannot be maintained by this type of incompetency.

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It was great, the free enterprise system, about 35 years ago.

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That was the last of its usefulness.

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Now we have got to change our way of thinking or perish.

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The horror movies of the future will be our society

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the way it didn't work.

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And politics would be part of the horror movie.