Our Customs, Behaviors, And Values Are Byproducts

Money Is Only Important In A Society When Certain Resources For Survival Must Be Rationed And The People Accept Money As An Exchange Medium For The Scarce Resources. Money Is A Social Convention, An Agreement If You Will. It Is Neither A Natural Resource Nor Does It Represent One. It Is Not Necessary For Survival Unless We Have Been Conditioned To Accept It As Such.

At The Beginning Of World War Ii The U.s. Had A Mere 600 Or So First-class Fighting Aircraft. We Rapidly Overcame This Short Supply By Turning Out More Than 90,000 Planes A Year. The Question At The Start Of World War Ii Was: Do We Have Enough Funds To Produce The Required Implements Of War? The Answer Was No, We Did Not Have Enough Money, Nor Did We Have Enough Gold; But We Did Have More Than Enough Resources. It Was The Available Resources That Enabled The Us To Achieve The High Production And Efficiency Required To Win The War. Unfortunately This Is Only Considered In Times Of War.

The Venus Project Presents A Bold, New Direction For Humanity That Entails Nothing Less Than The Total Redesign Of Our Culture.

We Must Learn To Outgrow Our Egos In Exchange For Constructive Dialogue Rather Than Debate. In Addition, We Must Be Capable Of Stating Problems And Proposing Solutions Clearly And Succinctly, Without Distortion Of Meaning Or Misunderstanding, Even When These Solutions Are Radically Opposed To Accepted Norms.

We Can Work Out Anything If We Put Our Mind To It, Study It, Do Hard Work Instead Of Finding Simple Answers