[Andre] > Imagine all patterns of value the way they are at the moment but now > without > money as a social benefit. What will be different? There is no financial > incentive/ necessity to do anything...not even financial consequences > attached to not doing anything. > Anything and everything is all of a sudden possible for many people. > The question "Why" am I doing what I am doing becomes important. ( along > the > lines of the fictitional character in ZMM: our early school drop-out, > who > works him/herself up from unskilled to semi-skilled to skilled to perhaps > an > academic career). > Quite a number of people will continue doing what they are doing because > they like it. They like their work because through it they can express > themselves. Other people will now have acces to goods and services > previously inaccessable because they are not quite happy with what they > are > doing and would like to change (eg some study at Uni level which at the > moment costs 3000 euros/ half year). They do this because they see and > feel > the necessity for this not only for themselves but also for "the greater > good". > People will be able to respond freely to their dharma and can now act on > this. > It will be a different and dynamic place to work, live and be born into. > People will care for the environment, themselves and others because not > money but the principle of rta will be the guiding torch. People will > naturally want to improve themselves because it is good.
Dream on, Andre."What the Metaphysics of Quality indicates is that the twentieth-century intellectual faith in man's basic goodness as spontaneous and natural is disastrously naive. The ideal of a harmonious society in which everyone without coercion cooperates happily with everyone else for the mutual good of all is a devastating fiction." (Lila, 24) Moq_Discuss mailing list Listinfo, Unsubscribing etc. http://lists.moqtalk.org/listinfo.cgi/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org Archives: http://lists.moqtalk.org/pipermail/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org/ http://moq.org.uk/pipermail/moq_discuss_archive/
