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May 06, 2012, 09:42:40 PM
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Humans do not need to do those things either.

Some people would debate that...

But let's say you're right. Okay, then there is no need to live in houses, drive cars, fly planes or explore space either.

The only thing humans need is food, water, and shelter, all of which can be accommodated at an extremely rudimentary level.
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May 06, 2012, 09:42:53 PM
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It seems some individuals here expect others (and themselves) to exclusively act out of pure emotional generosity; without monetary gain or otherwise.

This isn't an achievable end.
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May 06, 2012, 09:46:47 PM
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Humans do not need to do those things either.

Some people would debate that...

But let's say you're right. Okay, then there is no need to live in houses, drive cars, fly planes or explore space either.

The only thing humans need is food, water, and shelter, all of which can be accommodated at an extremely rudimentary level.
Now you're starting to sound like Maslow  Grin

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May 06, 2012, 10:00:17 PM
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It seems some individuals here expect others (and themselves) to exclusively act out of pure emotional generosity; without monetary gain or otherwise.

This isn't an achievable end.

To the contrary, recognizing the totalitarian nature physical reality, our shared planet and the knowledge that we can provide for every basic human need, and the knowledge that people contribute to society when their basic needs are met, it is actually an intellectually enlightened motivation that drives us towards this end. It is the monetary system that predicates its usefulness on emotional appeals to nationalism, fear, pride, lust and others.

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May 06, 2012, 11:07:41 PM
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THE debate on Venus Project VS Voluntaryism:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxjwBZjADiM
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May 07, 2012, 01:32:20 AM
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It seems some individuals here expect others (and themselves) to exclusively act out of pure emotional generosity; without monetary gain or otherwise.

They need to go first.  You know, to show us the way.

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May 07, 2012, 02:57:40 AM
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It seems some individuals here expect others (and themselves) to exclusively act out of pure emotional generosity; without monetary gain or otherwise.

They need to go first.  You know, to show us the way.
That's what good parents are for. How much did you have to pay for your upbringing?

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May 07, 2012, 03:01:20 AM
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It seems some individuals here expect others (and themselves) to exclusively act out of pure emotional generosity; without monetary gain or otherwise.

They need to go first.  You know, to show us the way.
That's what good parents are for. How much did you have to pay for your upbringing?
That's like asking how much I paid the hobo who just cleaned my windshield without asking:

Nothing.
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May 07, 2012, 03:06:25 AM
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It seems some individuals here expect others (and themselves) to exclusively act out of pure emotional generosity; without monetary gain or otherwise.

They need to go first.  You know, to show us the way.
That's what good parents are for. How much did you have to pay for your upbringing?
That's like asking how much I paid the hobo who just cleaned my windshield without asking:

Nothing.

Except that I don't think the hobo loves your windshield.
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May 07, 2012, 03:07:57 AM
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It seems some individuals here expect others (and themselves) to exclusively act out of pure emotional generosity; without monetary gain or otherwise.

They need to go first.  You know, to show us the way.
That's what good parents are for. How much did you have to pay for your upbringing?
That's like asking how much I paid the hobo who just cleaned my windshield without asking:

Nothing.

Except that I don't think the hobo loves your windshield.

The hobo may love me but that doesn't mean I owe him anything. It doesn't mean I am his slave.
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May 07, 2012, 03:23:25 AM
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It seems some individuals here expect others (and themselves) to exclusively act out of pure emotional generosity; without monetary gain or otherwise.

They need to go first.  You know, to show us the way.
That's what good parents are for. How much did you have to pay for your upbringing?
That's like asking how much I paid the hobo who just cleaned my windshield without asking:

Nothing.

Except that I don't think the hobo loves your windshield.

The hobo may love me but that doesn't mean I owe him anything. It doesn't mean I am his slave.

Sup Atlas.
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May 07, 2012, 03:27:01 AM
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It seems some individuals here expect others (and themselves) to exclusively act out of pure emotional generosity; without monetary gain or otherwise.

They need to go first.  You know, to show us the way.
That's what good parents are for. How much did you have to pay for your upbringing?
That's like asking how much I paid the hobo who just cleaned my windshield without asking:

Nothing.

Except that I don't think the hobo loves your windshield.

The hobo may love me but that doesn't mean I owe him anything. It doesn't mean I am his slave.

Sup Atlas.
Yeah, we're here for ya, Buddy.

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May 07, 2012, 03:29:09 AM
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Great, it's this Atlas shit again.
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May 07, 2012, 03:31:15 AM
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Great, it's this Atlas shit again.
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May 07, 2012, 03:36:40 AM
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Great, it's this Atlas shit again.
So, you've heard this in another thread then?
Several.
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May 07, 2012, 04:34:59 AM
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Great, it's this Atlas shit again.
So, you've heard this in another thread then?
Several.

Ah, I see. I’m sure you know the whole smoke-fire thing so I won’t cover that again.

I do have one question though, how was your run in with the police? Did that plan go as you expected?
Huh?
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May 13, 2012, 09:15:04 AM
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THE debate on Venus Project VS Voluntaryism:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxjwBZjADiM

even better (and much more concise):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FDbZ4mbkC8
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May 13, 2012, 01:02:24 PM
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I have been trying to get Venus Project and Zeitgeist folks to write Ayn Rand style fiction for a couple years. In that, she was a genius and her writing is certainly as inspiring as it is depraved. Like Chuck Palahniuk and Hunter S. Thompson, she speaks to our fears and entertains us with a fantasy of what ifs with no actual scientific or historical foundation. "If you take the writings of Nietzsche and remove everything insightful, interesting, and funny, what's left are the writings of Ayn Rand." - Steve Gimbel

Peter Joseph has the subtlety of a Green Beret. He hits his audience on the head with a sledge-hammer of facts, accepted theories, and a logical roadmap to understanding the complex ties between human needs social structures. What he is doing is very important, but it only inspires people intellectually. We need an anti-Rand that speaks to the emotions of love (mutual reciprocity for the nihilists). I think that's what religions tried to do hundreds of years ago. Robert Heinlein was as close as we've had to an anti-Rand, but he was mostly a science fiction/fantasy writer.

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May 13, 2012, 05:00:55 PM
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I have been trying to get Venus Project and Zeitgeist folks to write Ayn Rand style fiction for a couple years. In that, she was a genius and her writing is certainly as inspiring as it is depraved. Like Chuck Palahniuk and Hunter S. Thompson, she speaks to our fears and entertains us with a fantasy of what ifs with no actual scientific or historical foundation. "If you take the writings of Nietzsche and remove everything insightful, interesting, and funny, what's left are the writings of Ayn Rand." - Steve Gimbel

Peter Joseph has the subtlety of a Green Beret. He hits his audience on the head with a sledge-hammer of facts, accepted theories, and a logical roadmap to understanding the complex ties between human needs social structures. What he is doing is very important, but it only inspires people intellectually. We need an anti-Rand that speaks to the emotions of love (mutual reciprocity for the nihilists). I think that's what religions tried to do hundreds of years ago. Robert Heinlein was as close as we've had to an anti-Rand, but he was mostly a science fiction/fantasy writer.

The Venus Project is working towards producing a mass market film depicting life in a resource based economy. I've been urging them to accept bitcoin donations, but they are not responsive to such requests.

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May 13, 2012, 05:27:55 PM
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I have been trying to get Venus Project and Zeitgeist folks to write Ayn Rand style fiction for a couple years. In that, she was a genius and her writing is certainly as inspiring as it is depraved. Like Chuck Palahniuk and Hunter S. Thompson, she speaks to our fears and entertains us with a fantasy of what ifs with no actual scientific or historical foundation. "If you take the writings of Nietzsche and remove everything insightful, interesting, and funny, what's left are the writings of Ayn Rand." - Steve Gimbel

Peter Joseph has the subtlety of a Green Beret. He hits his audience on the head with a sledge-hammer of facts, accepted theories, and a logical roadmap to understanding the complex ties between human needs social structures. What he is doing is very important, but it only inspires people intellectually. We need an anti-Rand that speaks to the emotions of love (mutual reciprocity for the nihilists). I think that's what religions tried to do hundreds of years ago. Robert Heinlein was as close as we've had to an anti-Rand, but he was mostly a science fiction/fantasy writer.

The Venus Project is working towards producing a mass market film depicting life in a resource based economy. I've been urging them to accept bitcoin donations, but they are not responsive to such requests.
There have been many, many low budget films that have won the highest awards. The new $3-4k 35mm DSLRs can shoot A camera angle-of-view and have all the other lens settings as well. And they can be edited on a $400 laptop. All it takes is someone with more imagination than fear to tell world changing stories.

Any significantly advanced cryptocurrency is indistinguishable from Ponzi Tulips.
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