A World Without Money?? Interesting Social System

[PerspectiveShift]

Hey, I thought you guys would like to take a look at this video.

It’s a new social system philosophy that removes the need for money (as people are the real changers anyways, not money), and reduces the need for a political structure. These are 2 things that probably cause the majority of problems in the world in my opinion anyway haha!

Michael Tellinger is an interesting guy. He’s deep into the non-mainstream subjects about philosophy, where we came from, and spiritual metaphysics. He came up with a fascinating philosophy that is a hybrid between our monetary system and a non-monetary system that I personally think will grow like wildfire once started.

The video is here: https://youtu.be/CV0jC9fvVK0

Let me know what you guys think.

Here’s my story of how I came across this which I think is really interesting. I watched a video a few days ago (one of those doom and gloom videos) about “THEM” controlling the world and everyone by manipulating basically everything we see and do. Basically that we are living in the Matrix. And of course, there was no solution suggested in the video, just a presentation of depressing facts.

After watching that I was subconsciously digesting it and over the night an epiphany popped into my head. It was a very large decently constructed thought chunk. And the more I thought about the thought chunk, the more it unravelled itself. It was a thought of a social system without the need of money!

 Man, I thought I had it all figured out, and then I start scouring the internet to see if anyone has come across this, and Michael Tellinger conveniently comes into my awareness with the exact plan I had thought of the night before! Except his is more in-depth as he’s been perfecting the idea for over a decade. This was the greatest example for me personally of tapping into a frequency. Really cool!!

[LightBeam]

Here is the problem. He started the video with the word "Consensus". Well, that will never be possible with the current human traits and cultural differences. These who mean to take advantage of this system will do so easily. That's why communism failed, because many people do not have high moral standards to do the right thing when no one is watching and no one holds them accountable. Because of negative human traits we need laws and regulations. Only when every person reaches a level of high morality, then the need of these will fall off.

[omcasey]

I love Michael Tellinger, his ideas, work and what he does. I also agree with what Lightbeam has just said. THIS, said, though, I think those like Michael coming out with their ideas, putting them into small-scale direct practice are evidence of the change in consciousness that is afoot. I, myself am charged with such a task, to grow an "unconditional" platform into sustainability. To help show others *that it can be done, and how. No easy task!, but I will tell you thoroughly enlivening. It will keep me busy, certainly, until I pass from this reality.

[Nameless]

I've had thoughts along this line before. Tellinger is looking at an entire town but it can start much smaller as in neighborhoods and villages. Just a few people can start and quite a few have done so. Look into small communities and off-grid homesteads. They can't produce everything for themselves but through sharing they do well and have little need of money.

Corporations are only demons when we allow them to take over. On a small scale they and money are much easier and make for better trade.

The video sounds very sweet but of course it is a simplified version of how this could work. Very few people can produce everything they need and a whole town would have the same problem. They key is producing and using what you have to work with. Say you have rock on your property and I have clay. We can help each other

I could go on and on about this but am in agreement with the concept. The biggest hurdle I see by far is convincing people they simply do not need nearly as much as they think they do.

[PerspectiveShift]

Yeah I think it would be worth a shot.

The setup he has for it is great because we can maintain the Capitalism structures we already have in place while implementing this philosophy to see if it works. It's a great hybrid model. It's not like one way or the other as most systems are setup as like Communism vs Capitalism, or the off-grid hippie societies we see. If people don't want to join they don't have to, but I'm sure there would be investors interested in the idea.

I also think it's fascinating taking money out of the equation eventually as I believe money and the current political structure causes so much suffering. Wars, crime, technological suppression, poverty, homelessness, hunger, environmental issues, inflation/tax abuse, and a million of other causes can usually be traced back to money and the survival of the fittest mentality (rather than the cooperation model that is starting to become more proven).

It's definitely interesting and definitely took a leap for me to wrap my brain around being a Pro-Capitalist type of person. But I think it's a step in the right direction for sure.

[PerspectiveShift]

Here's a good video where Michael goes deeper into the philosophy. He goes into what money is and how it got introduced into society, the flaws in our current systems, and a more detailed outline of the system he has developed since 2005. Very interesting.

https://www.onesmalltown.org/videos-documents?pgid=l0bgyf5j-b036aed3-ca3c-4430-8c4a-2bf82c84d8a0