The Venus Project

Voice: Peter Joseph

Category:

Education

Tags:

• jacque
• fresco
• zeitgeist
• movement
• zeitgeistbevegelsen

[OutbackAL]

It can all be done, we just have to DECIDE to do it.

[huecocielo]

guys we have to support these people...thats the only thing that i can say...

[SuperMorphex]

@airsolaja trust me man dubai and saudi arabia are nothing without their oil

you can see this shit maybe in germany or japan thos countrys depenes on heavy industry and awesome Technology and the only way thay can do that is by ........oil

we need a new source of energy and then it wl happens befor 1000000000 years

thats why i always say we must 1st destroy the fuckn oil industry . thank you

[airsolaja]

@SuperMorphex it is 1000000 years form now if you let it happened 1000000 years from now! What does this mean? It means that it is just 10 years or 1000000 years from now -depending on when you start working on it's realisation. If you have seen cities of Dubai or in Saudi Arabia you will see what I mean by this. Check it out for your self, don't take my word on it. We have technology but we don't have a will of the one who are deciding on these things currently under monetary system.

[SuperMorphex]

this is 10000000 years frome now are you fuckn shitin me

we must 1st destroy the oil industry

[Trickndel]

@Juefawn If you can make robots building cars you can make robots taking care of food production.

There is a lot in the Venus project which seems impossible at first glance, but is really possible if engineers were working together without the limits of resources.

[djkdra]

@Juefawn

zeitnews(dot)org/index.php/Cor­e-Technologies/

zeitnews(dot)org/index.php/Rob­otics/japans-robot-picks-only-­the-ripest-strawberries.html

it is a start =)

[Juefawn]

The only thing I haven't figured out about this project is the automation of food production. Haven't made contact with any of that info yet.

[BaldersHymn]

@kousoulides Thanks. Yeah I know, I looked at them too. He wants to seal children away from the worlds "evilness". To me that is like depriving them of valuable life lessons, and the teaching of opposites. Buddha was sheltered in a pampered castle life from the worlds evilness in his youth, but when he saw the worlds sorrow, hunger and evil, he began a quest for enlightenment, or end to all sorrow. And he found it. He would never have known enlightenment without confronting "evil"...