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How can
this program be carried out in practice
The idea
of allowing every person to live with dignity without having to work or
struggle for their livelihood is not new. There is one solution that has come
up here and there, and was even
implemented in India , Finland and Switzerland , and some still try to
market it. But there will always be dependence on decision makers and arguments
over the quantity
Another
solution proposed in the "Venus Plan" is the elimination of money.
The problem is that eliminating money will only eliminate the technology that
makes things easier for the individual and will create new problems
However,
shattering the sacred idealism of money and property is important for changing
human consciousness
Today
there are many methods to live independently of others. The problem is that
they are not concentrated in one place. One method in one place is insufficient
for an independent existence. When individuals and families concentrate most of
these methods in one house or one apartment in places open to the idea we will
be able to spread the idea to the general public
Food
The first
solution is to the main problem, the main source of troubles, the basic need for
food. Already today, methods are being published for self-growth in a
relatively small place such as roofs and gardens outside the city and less
dependence on the seasons of the year. Science can detect all the vitamins
needed in certain plants. Today, plants that have most of the ingredients that
a person needs in food, including vegetable protein, vitamins and minerals,
such as spirulina, can be easily grown indoors.
You can
supplement the need for variety and delicacies in the old-fashioned way, by going
to the supermarket
There is
another more simple method, invented by an Italian inventor, in which salt
water can be cleaned by what looks like a ceramic pot, a cheap and very simple
home system.
Other methods for supplying
inexpensive food and clean water are constantly being invented and published.
Shelter
Having a roof over your head is particularly complicated. But here too you can use inexpensive techniques and self work.
In the
future it may be possible to print homes, but not land ... But today, before
printing of mass houses becomes a reality, it is possible to find more
immediate solutions.
Modern
technological methods for food and smart furniture and modern equipment for the
kitchen and home allow a smaller living space and there is no need for the vast
lands whose availability is decreasing day by day. On the other hand,
technology and basic economic independence make it possible to settle in remote
places because the land there is cheaper.
Mobile
homes are another popular idea because building on private land is too
expensive. Another solution to the problem of land reduction is a plan that
today seems fanciful but reasonable, it
is the building of small
islands on the ocean.
Today's
architecture enables not only the construction of high-rise buildings that look
like identical matchboxes, but also those that have almost no common walls and
are colorful and imaginative and have gardens on the balconies, made of
materials that are cheap and strong, like those made from containers.
Self-construction
allows for a lot of creativity. For example, houses that are built from all
kinds of materials by private individuals, including women who have built
houses from clay, wood, and even a house that was sewed using strong fabrics.
The
relative freedom in the construction industry may encourage building and
developing more green products than exist today.
Energy
The
independent exploitation of solar energy by using solar panels is just at its
beginning. But already, solar panels can be used not only for heating water
tanks, but also for everyday products, such as hair straighteners, heating
cooking utensils, charging electric appliances, integrating them into hiking
bags or hats, and even for heating homes. In the future we will have solar
batteries reserved for rainy days.
Information
and communication
Another human need is the need for knowledge. An unlimited source of free knowledge is the latest development that has recently surfaced but has had a tremendous impact on all classes of society.
The
Internet, which is found on computers and mobile phones, contains valuable free
knowledge. Knowledge resources on the Internet make general education available
to all. You can plan regular school classes for children and adults, taught by
qualified teachers, even in the most remote places. Today, useful information
for adults is available online for free, or almost free, such as basic medical
knowledge, topics such as marketing and sales and courses on a variety of
topics.
In regard
to the creation of true social communication, despite the tendency to
exaggerate the shortcomings of digital communication, social networks, Skype
and smartphones enable a new type of communication, one that did not exist in
the past, the ability to communicate with relatives or colleagues who do not
live nearby. This communication makes it possible to live in remote locations.
Disadvantages
of the method
The idea of autotrophy cannot be applied in every field, and if there is no choice, you can simply buy at the store as is done in the accepted method today.
However, the time that will be freed up and the pressures that will be alleviated from having to make a living will help to streamline the utilization of new inventions.
Autotrophy and
Society
In the past humans huddled together because they needed protection and mutual help. But this [type of] survival took a high toll. It is not surprising that in the last few generations, once they began to rely on social protection and minimal survivability, people started to look for places where they could get away from others for a while and spend time with themselves.
The
communes of the past examined the idea of an independent existence of groups of
individuals in which each person plays his part. Many of the communes
disintegrated because of the need to consider others. For the same reason, the
kibbutz did not become a dominant trend. Organic communities, such as clans and
tribes, are also problematic because there is an internal hierarchy of power
and exploitation.
The fear of independence is also the fear of the
threat of loneliness. The constant threat of the parents, who are
representatives of the society; what will happen to my child? In the end you
will be alone. If a person is independent, he may end up alone. If he uses
social networks he is supposedly lonely. And many other clichés that cause the
individual to join groups that do not always benefit him, in fact, they do just
he opposite.
Autotrophy
does not mean to undermine society, rather the dependence on society, the
liberation from dependency on more aggressive elements and exploiters.
Sometimes even a society of love and brotherhood can create hierarchy and
control and dominance, not only by the leaders but also by the group itself
that controls the individual to ensure that he will not deviate from the lines
or be different.
Humanity
to a great extent is one body and not only separate individuals, but sharing can be done at different
levels. People will not be alone, rather they will
be able to choose who they want to be with, they could choose their true tribe
and not who they are forced be with, or they can live in different tribes at
different times.
The
Autotrophy Method is a solution to the acceleration of the process of
destruction of the Earth. Encouraging excessive and irresponsible consumption
is leading to overuse of the planet's resources by unacceptable
means, such as the destruction of forests, rarefaction of clean water and
poisoning of the air and land.
Many
people believe that the Law of the Universe is that there are those who have
things and those who do not. Therefore, the poor, the hungry, don’t
particularly bother those who have, and for many this is not a "sexy"
subject. Therefore, a class that was not considered a lower class but fought
for its existence, such as students and unemployed academics and
artists and writers can spread the idea of autotrophy among those who do not
have anything. The establishment of experimental settlements for the idea of
autotrophy in separate places can also be useful in spreading the ability of
economic, professional and mental independence to those who are ostensibly
destined for poverty.
See Part A and Part B
Food and
water are the most basic needs, but it is possible to expand inventions for
less immediate, but also elementary, needs, first of all shelter, then basic
education, medicine, energy, heat and transportation.
Having a roof over your head is particularly complicated. But here too you can use inexpensive techniques and self work.
It is
possible to utilize relatively small apartments in high-rise buildings. A part of the balcony
may be used as a substitute for a garden. Plants can be grown in vertical or
spiral pots or any other creative idea can be used. Architects have built homes
with high ceilings to create the sense of a large space in a small house. Today
it is possible to buy small houses with planning that maximizes utilization.
Extensive spaces around the houses eliminate the sense of overcrowding.
Another
painful point that creates dependence on others is energy.
Another human need is the need for knowledge. An unlimited source of free knowledge is the latest development that has recently surfaced but has had a tremendous impact on all classes of society.
The idea of autotrophy cannot be applied in every field, and if there is no choice, you can simply buy at the store as is done in the accepted method today.
There is a
risk that stakeholders will turn ideas of this kind into a concern that is too
expensive and unprofitable. In the same way, for example, as how low quality
parts are sold, in the "do it yourself" method with instructions that
look like nuclear physics formulas.
However, the time that will be freed up and the pressures that will be alleviated from having to make a living will help to streamline the utilization of new inventions.
In the past humans huddled together because they needed protection and mutual help. But this [type of] survival took a high toll. It is not surprising that in the last few generations, once they began to rely on social protection and minimal survivability, people started to look for places where they could get away from others for a while and spend time with themselves.
The system
talks about an active solution rather than passive acceptance of money through
computers, as well as different levels of independence. In other words, there
may be cooperation between families or communities to one degree or another,
and therefore it does not necessarily
entail loneliness, but only allows independence as much as possible.
See Part A and Part B
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