Jacque Fresco-Abundance, Religious Icons, Honesty of Science

[ChiefWolfmoon]

could you tell me what Jacque is quoting when he talks about the curves production rates and the number of people needed to to turn out a given number of products and when those curves cross "that's the end of the system."

[thevenusprojectmedia]

@ChiefWolfmoon this one may help; i think this guy is talking about the same phenomenon /watch?v=icPOfVeISi8

[ChiefWolfmoon]

@thevenusprojectmedia I have seen that entire technate series. It's quite informative. I understand the concepts of technological unemployment and automation and how they clash with the current economic system. I am interested in the source of the information. "so he said when production hits this and the amount of people required hits that, when they cross thats the end of the system." I'm referring to the "he said" in that quotation.

[thevenusprojectmedia]

@ChiefWolfmoon i don't know, i would suspect M King Hubbard, you might ask the guy who posted it, but he may not know either because much of that older technocracy information was assembled many years prior.

[GodEquals3]

@litttlebittt

1-Our behavior is mainly determined by the reality around us. agressivity is not in the genes. We do what our brain tells us to do and the brain is CONSTANTLY CHANGING, you are the product of your journey... if you read this it becomes part of your journey with more or less relevance.

2-We make wars not because we are agressive... we make them because of the stupid God we´ve created... it´s called MONEY.

3-We are still monkeys, the Money Monkeys

[KarainFoE]

@litttlebittt in your point of view, you are absolutely correct, but if you really want to compare between a herbivore and a carnivore, try reverse their situation, Herbivore with a scarce food supply, they will get hell lot aggressive, they migrate, they fight on food and lots of tense just fly into the air, on the other hand, carnivores with loads of food nearby (dead meat or live) they would be less aggressive, almost chilling, no need to call the pack, do a wild chase or tackle down the prey

[oneofus1982]

Indeed, a lot of things he says I thought about but couldn't really relate or structure them in my head so well sometimes, This guy makes all of these things make so much sence that I feel stupid for not having thought like this before hehe. Lucky him and us he got to educate himself and have such a borad knowledge and vision.

Thanks and cheers

[transcendentalcrap]

What is incredible to me is that Jacque succinctly explains in a few minutes what took me 4 years of college to understand at a rudimentary level.

[Neanderthalcouzin]

where can I see the original complete interview? cheers for posting :)

[thevenusprojectmedia]

@Neanderthalcouzin sorry we only have it in bits on the hard drive.

[blaziermissy]

Joel these vids are priceless....I can hardly wait to see what you put up next !!!

[brittrem]

Why don't we see Jacque ever talk to an all black audience?...or the black communities. It would be nice to see or hear how he would approach to turn them around the likes of Louis Farrakhan or some of these ignorant rappers. We mostly see him in front of the caucasian people. I would like to see Jacque and KRS-ONE have sit down to bridge the Hip Hop movement.

[Snnijp]

More people should watch this.

[thevenusprojectmedia]

@Snnijp link our vids on social networks when you can, thanks

[Skylinesandsunsets]

When Jacque talks, intelligent people listen and take notes.

[silvercoin1111]

Mr. Fresco, I wish I had just one TEACHER like you when I was growing up...your ideas and talks should be shown to all children before they go to sleep so when they wake up they would have stronger desire to change this world for better.

[hmoob7]

This is a monster at facts, evidence, logic, and knowledge. And the best thing about Jacque that's underrated is that he can explain things in words people unfamiliar with the field can understand. No one talks about this.

[MrGamestop101]

tell me how is sience the truth religion used to be truth to everyone and still is to sum but times change and things happen people don't expect. not saying sience is wrong just wondering what will happen when some thing changes and sience can't account for what occured. If something works a million times and fails once why is it still considered truth. all im saying is question everything.

[selvmordspilot]

@MrGamestop101 : Unlike religion, science is nto orthodox. If something happens that science didn't expect, it will change science.

If you have a scientific theory that says: "matter attracts matter", and you then one day find some huge planet that doesn't have any gravitational field - the theory will be changed.

So it is true that science doesn't know everything today - but it's evolving. We didn't always know the earth is round, but one day, we found out, because it turned out it had to be.

[MrGamestop101]

@selvmordspilot yea i know that it can adjust but what if like religion people get to accustomed to an idea and dont accept change. just saying sience is great but it shouldnt be our only option for reasoning.

[selvmordspilot]

@MrGamestop101 : There are many examples of scientists rejecting the truth because it didn't conform with their views. It took liek a hundred years after copernicus made his discoveries, before they were accepted.

Science isn't our only option for reasoning - there's also philosophy.

We should only rule out the types of reasoning that are not productive or progressive, that is, no guessing, no mysticism, no religious orthodoxy and no prejudice.

Not easy to do, but it's the wisest approach

[MrGamestop101]

@selvmordspilot i agree

[selvmordspilot]

@MrGamestop101 : so in short, the scientific method does question anything we have a reason to question. We dont question that the earth is round, because the evidence is compelling. Compelling evidence is what gives us knowledge.

[peterjol]

These clips of jacques wisdom are brilliant.

[NielsC68]

@peterjol Scientific Method rules. <3

[DesignsThatMatter]

Choice Clips = A Great Video. Nicely Done!

By the way, It's been a while since I have watched Future By Design. I don't remember that Statue part. Was that part in the doc. or is it a extra?

[HigherPlanes]

Is that Jacque's house that you always show at the end of these vids?

[KoRnFaNaTiK]

@HigherPlanes It's one of the many buildings in the venus project in Florida. I guess it's just the building where they were talking.

[HigherPlanes]

If my mind is this sharp in my 90's I'll be golden