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Listening to this:
https://www.thehighersidechatsplus.com/adam-kokesh-freedom-dissolving-the-state/?highlight=kokesh
I remembered when Libertarians tried to attract me years ago during the International Free Software Forum (FISL).
My issue with Libertarians is that they think solution that stay in the same level of the actual perennial problem: scarcity.
From the Ubuntu Movement (Michael Telinger):
Free Energy --> infinite water --> infinite food --> no need to "work" --> money obsolete -->
--> end of "economy" --> govern irrelevant
If absolutely everything exist at infinite abundance (witch is already true) we need only realize that and start to move to a new existential level.
Libertarians are, IMHO, too shy to offer a total opening as it is the Free Software movement.
(Notice that Free Software is a subset of Open Source and it is more important.)
Listening to this:
https://www.thehighersidechatsplus.com/adam-kokesh-freedom-dissolving-the-state/?highlight=kokesh
I remembered when Libertarians tried to attract me years ago during the International Free Software Forum (FISL).
My issue with Libertarians is that they think solution that stay in the same level of the actual perennial problem: scarcity.
From the Ubuntu Movement (Michael Telinger):
Free Energy --> infinite water --> infinite food --> no need to "work" --> money obsolete -->
--> end of "economy" --> govern irrelevant
If absolutely everything exist at infinite abundance (witch is already true) we need only realize that and start to move to a new existential level.
Libertarians are, IMHO, too shy to offer a total opening as it is the Free Software movement.
(Notice that Free Software is a subset of Open Source and it is more important.)
