Debate

A country's capital is its natural resources. A balanced economy is about how resources are managed and distributed to the community. A fair distribution is key when creating a prosperous country. Mishandle the resources and the economy will eventually run dry.


The wealth of nature

If we take care of nature's capital and avoid plundering, we get great riches in return. Today's people count everything in terms of money, but where does a country's wealth actually come from? The resources come from nature itself, from land, water and air. A country with a varied supply of forests, seas, lakes, rivers, mountains and fields contributes all the necessities that the inhabitants could ever want, in addition a certain surplus of production is created.

Properly distributed, with good tools and aids, no great work is required for people to be able to take part in what nature gives us. But distribution is something you should put a lot of emphasis on, it's about spreading tasks as well as assets. As we now enter a new era, formal credentials must take a back seat and we must think more in terms of the right person in the right place. With that mindset, everything goes more smoothly and the results will exceed expectations.
 

Ownership

The old paradigm must give way, no one can claim to own land, water and air. We certainly have every right to manage and use various assets, but we can never claim any right of use for selfish purposes. There is no going back, the days to 'claim' are gone forever. The key in this context lies precisely in the difference between owning and managing. The owner wants to keep for himself, but the manager can share.

To avoid misunderstandings; it is not uniformity that is sought. A multicultural and varied society is the goal. But variety is not synonymous with class differences, the cornerstone must always be people's equality and equal value. The old master/slave mentality is a thing of the past, now we need groups and organizations that can operate independently but with the goal of always contributing to the highest good of society.

Each person has internal organs that the body needs for different purposes. The same applies to a social body such as a village, a city, a county or a country. Each organ has its function that needs to be maintained if the body is to function satisfactorily. If one organ is prioritized at the expense of another, the organism as a whole still suffers damage. If you take trade, for example, it cannot be considered more important than cultural activities, all parts are needed.
 

Current account

Is a monetary system really needed? - Not at all! When people, groups and organizations on their own initiative start thinking in terms of distribution, there is no need exchange money anymore. It is true that some form of world community may be needed, but only for the sake of organization. This community must convey information, never goods, capital or labor. Manipulative and corrupt bodies such as the UN and WHO have played their part. Their program looked serious "on the outside" but they deceived the people, ran secret agendas and kept funds raised for themselves.

But with a just world society, one can introduce the necessary distribution of goods between the countries of the earth. No country can become fully self-sufficient, some raw materials or products will inevitably be missing. Some countries will need more than others and then you have to make sure to fix it. The world as a whole must be in balance and prosper. With a fair distribution no one needs to suffer, everyone gets what they need and can live a good and harmonious life.

When the earth finally opens up to an intergalactic reality, the distribution of goods and services becomes important in a larger context as well. What will the distribution look like between planets, between different solar systems and between smaller star clusters? There are alliances and associations even in the cosmic realm. What can Earth give to other planets? What do other planets have to offer that Earth lacks? There are obstacles on the horizon, but the future is still very exciting.
 

The population issue

Our earth is not infinitely large, this is true. But does it really have to be limits to how much resources individual people and groups are allowed to use within a certain period of time? Here, too, good management is essential for everyone to get what they need and also to be able to experience that they live in abundance. Poverty, ignorance and bad governance are by far the biggest reasons why some areas are overpopulated. Having many children is a serious matter of survival in large parts of the world. A large family has an easier time getting together for the family's collective livelihood.

Will the world's population continue to increase even when all poverty problems are solved? No, with fairly simple statistics you can show that the proportion of children decreases with increased living standards. Thus, a good distribution also solves the population issue. Admittedly, the population is continuously getting older with better standards, diet and medicines, but is that a problem? The increase in the proportion of the elderly only goes up to a certain level, then the curve flattens out. Perhaps our skewed ideals of youth are the real problem. A natural aging can be a cornucopia if we just change the perspective.

There is a spiritual aspect to the matter that should perhaps be considered. Planet Earth is most likely under constant surveillance by beings who have reached further in their development than we have. The spread of the people is followed very carefully and when the people have reached certain set goals some form of division or transformation takes place, however one chooses to express the matter. But the point is that we humans still have to control and plan our future, regardless of whether we have any cosmic managers or not. It is up to each civilization to take responsibility for themselves and their environment.
 

Energy system's

We no longer need to argue about whether using nuclear power and fossil fuels or not. If used correctly, even nuclear power and oil can serve as clean and sustainable forms of energy. The future, however, lies in alternative power sources and it is a great shame that today's politicians do not wholeheartedly support this research. But now it just so happens that there already exists a collection of perfectly good power systems. Among them, the fuel cell is interesting, a system that converts hydrogen into electrical energy or heat.

Development has also come a long way in terms of wind, wave and solar power. A prerequisite for success is of course using the functional models, NOT the ineffective and harmful variants the oil industry forced. On the list are also large towers that can extract energy from the ion field of the atmosphere. The inventor Nicola Tesla did a multitude of experiments with, among other things, electricity, magnetism and radio waves. The findings have been surpressed for a long time, but there is research showing the technology was already used in ancient Egypt.

When the globe has completely become a civilized planet, we will automatically be introduced into the system of free energy that exists throughout the Universe (even on Earth). This special form of energy is based on so-called gravitational waves, which constantly flow through the void, or the vacuum, at speeds faster than light. The technology to extract energy from these waves has most excitingly appeared simultaneously in a number of different places, all through the creativity and engineering of individuals. The future actually looks bright!
 

Ideology

It is not suspicious to put holistic thinking high on the agenda, it is responsible. What people today increasingly see as suspicious is a quest to blindly rush towards personal success. Man is not independent of the world around him. A deep truth is that we become richer the more we give, the secret laws of the cosmos work that way. We should take this into account when we approach nature. The approach of the ancestors is still valid: It is important to preserve diversity and we must only consume the interest of what nature provides, we must never overuse the capital.
 
 

◄ Go back