(Solution) Free Energy + 20 Hr Work Wk + Zero Taxes = Freedom, page 12


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reply posted on 12-6-2010 @ 10:48 AM by Interfacer
Originally posted by virgom129
reply to post by Freedom or Death


Great but what would I do for the other 6days 4 hours???

I'd get bored, certainly wouldnt have enough money to go out everyday...

BTW, Free energy and Zero Tax is what we should have but lets notmake a race of lazy people..s&f

[edit on 5-6-2010 by virgom129]


Well for a human coming into the system from birth to death his extra time will probably be taught to be used diifferently. I feel most people would be spending most of their time continuing school so we as a society will output 1000% more scientists. If people are no longer slaves I feel we will focus more on arts and sciences and making them the focus of humanity instead of competeing economically nation against nation. That competition is why we war for oil and resources and we will never become balanced as a whole mankind. By the way your post is kind of confusing your saying because you think people will do nothing with their time we might as well stay a slave race and not even use a grand vision of ideas that will empower all people. Its really sad you are fine with your grand children working in construction instead of a scientist working to better our homes and electricity and way of life. IMagine a world with no rent or bills where machines and technology do all our manual labor so we as a civilization will use more brain then braun and truly become GREAT PEOPLE!!!! Check out this link www2.thevenusproject.com...

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reply posted on 12-6-2010 @ 05:52 PM by Freedom or Death
Originally posted by Interfacer
Originally posted by virgom129
reply to post by Freedom or Death


Great but what would I do for the other 6days 4 hours???

I'd get bored, certainly wouldnt have enough money to go out everyday...


I feel most people would be spending most of their time continuing school so we as a society will output 1000% more scientists.


Some people will pursue thier dreams and ambitions and contribute to society.

Others like virgom will have more time to smoke pot and watch porn.


reply posted on 13-6-2010 @ 07:29 AM by EarthCitizen07
Originally posted by Maslo
Thats not true. In Slovakia (Czechoslovakia), we had socialism as an economic system. Exactly as you described it. Just add totalitarian party, censorship and opression.


If you had socialism, not everything would be public property. In the USSR and all the warsaw pact nations EVERYTHING was public property, run by the government, supposedly looking out for the people.

en.wikipedia.org...

Originally posted by Maslo
Communism is different from socialism, it is an utopian class free society where almost everything is common, and even money is futile. That was not in Slovakia.


That is fictional communism! Communism preaches near perfect equality and there is no way it can be achieved unless forced upon by authoritarian means. A lot of people want to stand out because they think they are better than others, hence force(soceity glue agent)becomes necessary.


Originally posted by Maslo
Socialism as you described it would lead to slow stagnation, and I doubt it would be good for society, even if it is free of censorship and opression. The way I imagine it is only necessary industries and services would have state owned ALTERNATIVE (education, strong social services, city services, state run bank, healthcare) But even large private corporations are allowed to concur them if they offer better or cheaper services, not just small and medium businesses. The state owned alternatives are there just to maintain the standard. Thats social LIBERAL capitalism. A bit like in scandinavian states.


Communism leads to at best stagnation and at worst deflation. Central planning of everything is a human impossibility regardless how hard one tries.

Socialism leads to mild inflation which is good because it encourages growth of the economy and prosperity to everyone. It is not perfect, but no system is perfect. It is a flexible system that can be adjusted as necessary.



reply posted on 27-1-2011 @ 06:12 PM by sligtlyskeptical
Originally posted by For(Home)Country
Originally posted by Freedom or Death

If you don't pay for it no one will have any incentive to produce it, then you won't have what you need or there at least won't be enough of it to go around.

That's scarcity thinking.

We have more than enough.

A reduction in hours in not an elimination of the system.

People will still get paid under a 20 hour system and there will be rewards for increaed productivity.

Increased effort = increased pay.



[edit on 5-6-2010 by Freedom or Death]

Although I do agree that there is a lot of greed in our Capitalistic society, and I do believe the work week should be shorter, I wouldn't put the number at 20. I really doubt twenty hours a week is realistic. Why do you think that could work?

The truth is, scarcity does exist. It requires educated people to come up with several products and solutions in our society, and several skilled labourers to do a large amount of specialized work as well. These people's abilities are scarce. Not everyone can develop them or has the resources to develop them. Everybody has different talents. We also have limited natural resources.

The 20 hour work week though is unrealistic. How would you suggest we cut this down? Automated production? Someone has to take care of the large amount of machines then. Someone also has to manufacture them. At the same time, the demand for these machine makers/maintainers will rise, so will their wages, along with the hours they need to work.

I just don't see it working. Labour is in demand, and to double everyones wages just won't happen if we keep the economy in equilibrium. You just can't get enough work done in 4 hours a day!


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By following the OP's ideas we would eliminate the need for a great number of jobs. These folks would need to then be integrated, re-education if you must have it, into the workforce to produce or provide a tangible sytem. Those who sit on their butts for 40 hours would actually have to do work during the 20 hour workweek. If everyone eligible to work in society actually put in 20 hours of actual hard work we would have plenty of production and skilled labors to do what was needed/desired.

No taxation is easy to handle. Just have the treasury print whatever money they need to operate. If it was put to productive use, as in it provides a net benefit to society, then it likely wouldn't be inflationary.

Energy does need to be solved. Taking it straight from the ether will be the only viable end solution. Everything else uses too much resources and has limited lives.

I think that the OP has the right idea. If we worked together we could all have vastly improved lives and the overachievers would still their due rewards.


reply posted on 28-1-2011 @ 07:00 PM by poet1b
reply to post by sligtlyskeptical


I think we would be even more productive with 20 hour work weeks.

There are plenty of skilled people out there looking for jobs. The problem is pure politics.
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