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Projecto Venus (1996) (Brazilian)

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    ... charging, and the phone there is 201 5583.
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    Calling there is only talk to Geraldo or Estéfano.
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    Now, we're going to work.
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    Given the recadinhos, I'll have a chat here with Marcos Birro Calixto now.
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    He is representative of the Venus Project.
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    Marcos, good morning. Good morning. Thank you for being here.
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    I want you to explain to me, and explain to people at home,
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    what is this Venus Project.
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    Is the Venus Project, is when Adriana asked me to talk about the inversion of values,
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    I found it interesting, I was very pleased because I,
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    is a way I can put here, the meaning of the Venus Project,
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    that is proposing, exactly, the change in values.
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    Is the Venus Project, he proposes a total reconstruction of civilization.
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    In all directions in all figures.
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    From what, how, let's see here, as it emerged that?
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    What, where this idea came from?
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    Okay. The idea is as follows. Yeah, I'm going to spend, do a quick history here.
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    Yeah, there are 500 thousand years before Christ came a, civilizations began to emerge.
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    This step was, is, what we call the first wave,
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    is not, what is the meaning of agriculture.
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    The civilization was facing similar values of agriculture.
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    And this has generated, is, people in the field,
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    is, small towns, limited trade, manufacturing.
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    And it got to the middle ages, with the industrial revolution.
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    In the industrial revolution, it generated otherwise.
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    It was a mass was a serial production.
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    It is, marriage is, people around major centers, is not it?
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    Has an output, is in series.
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    And this created several problems, is social.
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    Even where that sociologists say,
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    that really began the issue of poverty.
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    Because the accumulation of capital, he started this, this industrial revolution.
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    And we now arriving here that, at the turn of the century,
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    and we are experiencing a moment,
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    it seems that people do not understand well what is
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    and people are lost.
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    And after that, I also consider myself well,
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    I tried that and study, and I got to the Venus Project,
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    and he proposes, and said the following.
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    It is that we are now in a change of mode of production,
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    and we are now working with information.
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    Masse with no more product in the industry.
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    It says the following. It is what it causes,
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    what are the consequences of this process of giving information.
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    It causes a personal service not massified.
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    So everything else, is running, is not
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    is behind a sense massified now is individual.
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    And, we do not have, is that more, that whole economy geared to meet is, millions of people.
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    We now have an economy facing, increasingly,
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    geared to meet a person.
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    And that is creating this chaos in general.
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    Well, then what do you propose? As it is, like, what the bill proposes?
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    How to work, how to live?
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    The project, he proposes a change, is in production mode, and that would be what?
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    Is proposed a resource-based economy.
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    What would that be? Today we have an economy based on money, is not it?
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    And a resource-based economy, it proposes the following. One example.
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    If we have a systems analyst, and we have a computer,
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    nothing prevents him that he do something,
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    a system to produce an effect.
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    In this economy based on values, resources,
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    there is the money factor, isn’t it?
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    These variables that we have here today doesn’t exist.
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    The market. It's worth putting a product,
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    produce anything else, it's worth taking?
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    No. In resource-based economy produces as much as you need
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    for people to have a high standard of living. Not?
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    That's the big change in, in terms of values.
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    I mean, that would eliminate the money. Eliminate money.
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    Well, let's clarify this before continuing,
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    a question from Luisa, who is here in the square Rosinha Cadar.
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    Luisa. Good morning Marcos, thank you for your participation here with us.
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    Well, today we live the reality of economic globalization,
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    I mean, I understand I did not get much
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    when you say that the market trend would be the production,
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    not for mass but for the individual in the face of globalization.
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    I wanted you to explain this to people.
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    And we live in the third, we call the third industrial revolution, is not it?
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    With the trend in automation and computerization.
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    I am not able to understand where,
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    how that reality would fit this new context,
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    this new project. Explains to us.
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    Well, the first would be the following. The issue of mass,
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    she had, it would be more the consequences of this mass that brought,
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    for example, people from the countryside to the city.
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    Yeah, what happened very well, is
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    farmers, they were, is uprooted from the property,
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    and there he created a, a, a, up to a sentence that I found interesting,
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    that invited here, Ana (?) is, she said,
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    Hannah said the following, which is the economy,
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    the economy is already socialized to work, people already socialized to work.
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    I mean, this is included in the people,
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    it was placed people, and this is not so.
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    So, actually, you have to produce to a welfare,
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    you do not have to produce to generate capital gains, to generate the economy,
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    and to generate this economy that is in the hand of few today.
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    Yeah, the question is, personal care,
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    not, it is in no mass, is as follows.
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    A, we're seeing his, mass unemployment,
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    is, and the trend of increasingly it happen.
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    And we can not see the future.
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    For anyone, when we ask today is,
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    where we're going, what is our future tomorrow?
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    We can not see.
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    And companies are taking a stance of such despair,
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    they run for a personal service in terms of a structure,
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    a mega structure such as the one we are living today.
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    Globalization, it is helping businesses meet these people personally.
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    One example of this. Is being created,
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    I even attended an event last week, called Call Center.
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    What's this? It's all a control that companies have,
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    from care when you request a service,
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    even when you return, you receive a service,
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    a call, or something similar,
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    the company, saying how you were treated.
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    And this is happening in large companies,
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    style, for example, a Ford, a Volkswagen.
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    So, hey, you buy a car,
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    passes, is, one, two weeks that you requested a service,
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    and you get, for example, a phone call asking how you were well attended,
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    how did you met, your opinion.
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    So, I mean, what is desmassificado care.
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    Meanwhile, we are creating a society completely apart, excluded
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    that is, or rather, they are people who are in this situation of job loss today
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    it seems that we do not, I mean, people are not seeing,
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    not want to see this big problem that is being generated there.
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    And I think that is, is up to the intellectuals,
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    they are expecting an uprising, a revolution these classes,
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    to point a path.
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    And in fact, what The Venus Project proposes
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    that is, those people who hold power today one of, thought,
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    of working information, it now proposes to change.
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    Do not expect that this revolution is, that can not happen.
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    Happen. Well, one more question for you Louise. Luisa.
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    Marcos, how is the role of the state, the government, faced with this project?
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    Okay. Here comes a serious problem, which is as follows.
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    The Venus Project, he proposes, is, with this economy desmassificada,
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    him, he asks a question now.
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    It is, for what we have in government today, okay?
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    This happens, is much in the work environment,
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    that people asks, heck,
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    if they had not regulating my money in the sinking fund,
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    if they had not regulating my security system,
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    I would even realize it.
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    Then the Venus Project proposes
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    not only the withdrawal based economy, financial cost, is not it?
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    As he proposes, is administrative cores. Small administrative centers.
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    They do not pose a federal system of government.
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    You have, for example, a congress,
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    you, you do not have this structure there today.
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    Okay, well, one more question then, from Luísa.
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    Then I want to show a little bit here
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    what already exists in this project, is not it? C'mon, Luisa.
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    Marcos, I just wanted to lighten it a little.
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    Well, in, is, like, from what you said, then, is, what,
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    all the solutions government would be privatized? Was that it?
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    It is not, is not the case of being privatized.
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    She will be absorbed by, for that core.
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    Not? We will go here soon.
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    It would be a core of communities?
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    Exactly. It is what sociologists have been saying today, they are predicting, is as follows.
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    Several, is something similar to (súlvios?) That happened in, in the Soviet Union,
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    is not, of proletarian revolution that is happening now.
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    For example, are emerging, is multicore,
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    themselves and realize itself. They themselves govern.
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    So is not the question of privatizing.
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    There is what to buy something.
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    You simply is work for you to have some, something.
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    For example, I know how to do programs, not of computers.
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    So I'll do the program, and gives a computer,
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    and make programs, those that will be used by the company.
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    In exchange, it is, I will receive a service, eg a doctor,
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    being simply providing a service.
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    Then there is the question of someone managing someone.
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    The very core, it is, is administered.
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    What is given is manageable, is not it?
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    Now, whoever manages this core, is as follows,
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    is that there is great detail.
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    We place great is technology, great information, the service of these nuclei.
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    We do not work against the robot,
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    we do not work against computerization.
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    Yeah, every day, we're working with here you will see in the photos,
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    for the houses, so that all services are fully automated.
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    So people can, is, receive and have a standard of living is high,
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    without, for example, having collection services.
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    These services crop will be completely automated.
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    Service production control, some, some system
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    He also fully automated.
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    And it all worked out in the form of exchanges.
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    I do it, and I get this in return
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    or because I pay my service, and in exchange I get other services?
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    Look, I is not, I would not want to put not so well.
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    I would like to put it this way.
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    I do a service for the welfare of my community, right?
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    Yes, and then, the community also provides other services ranging,
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    it will be good for me, for my neighbor. Exactly.
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    I mean, everything works as an exchange like, circular no money, no, is not it?
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    Exactly. I, today for example, we have here the first nucleus that is there in Florida.
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    He is now real, and we use this core to do the tests already with these technologies.
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    And, no, I think we better move here, is not it? To take a look.
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    Louise, there is one more question of the square?
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    It has more a question of Luisa. Luisa, let’s go.
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    Let me just finish this idea.
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    Well, yeah, you said that the trend
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    is, the information is somehow leading to this project, is not it?
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    The worldwide trend is the same.
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    Let's think about this in terms of Brazilian reality.
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    We live a social and economic reality discrepant.
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    We have slum side of people very rich.
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    When you speak to information and technology is going to lead this project,
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    how it will be, is such, how is this society,
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    This class does not have access, which has no chance and contact
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    with this information and with this technology?
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    Well, the answer is education. Simply education.
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    It is precisely because it is, I should think from that class of people, that claim,
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    to bring, to rescue those who are being excluded in society.
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    It is the intent is precisely this,
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    to bring these people to a class, the standard of living is
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    he can really, is to live, not simply live.
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    Do not get that margin, the margin as it is today.
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    Well then there is already a core working, is it?
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    This one for example, you brought for us to see.
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    Okay. Therefore, there is a core of tests,
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    where we're doing in Florida, yeah, some already are, is, homes,
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    and they are intelligent, and where such proposals are put there,
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    is at least part of the information.
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    Here, look, shown here, look, what's there, and he is focusing on, this is a house here.
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    This is a house in Florida already.
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    He even has a format, is that.
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    Can you show the design here, here, look, that.
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    It has a format, here, for example, in that it is harmonic with with the environment.
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    Another thing is the following.
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    All technology used for this, for that, for them, for this project, for these houses,
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    they are, is totally clean, they are not clean, okay?
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    They do not use, they use technology to produce electricity, wind,
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    is, whatever that is not polluting.
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    Oh, and here, look there. Here also a house would be, is not it?
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    It would be virtually the same place is the kitchen.
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    This is actually where the directors who are living there at the Venus Project Florida, which is the ...
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    He comes from there this project?
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    He comes from there. Yeah, I brought this project over the internet.
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    Here, for example, think it would be interesting, would be the core of this project nervous, okay?
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    Here you have an idea of the city. She would have a circular shape, right?
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    Where each is, that represent a unit circle.
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    For example, a unit of planting, a unit of education,
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    and this would be the center down here, where we call it, which is the core nervous.
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    Where this is fully automated, and uses the process in Brazil is not widespread,
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    What is cybernation, which is Cybernation such, these technologies.
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    I mean, intelligent electronics controlling machines,
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    performing a service for the population. Right.
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    This here for example, would have one of the projects, and this is as follows.
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    We have here, is this is a mockup,
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    no, this boat does not actually exist today, but the design of this boat already exists.
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    That's important.
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    The design of the energy captured by solar energy, it already exists.
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    Now, why it is not implemented today?
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    Why it is not economically viable for the economy, is that there is today.
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    But for a market-based economy in resource-based
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    not economically viable factor ceases to exist.
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    It can be produced here because we'll get a team of people capable of building,
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    and we build the boat.
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    One, the raw material we have on the planet. Just that we work well,
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    in order to live or live in coexistence with the ecosystem.
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    Right. Let's keep going.
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    Meanwhile, there's more a question of Luisa, there Rosinha Cadar the square. Luisa, you can talk.
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    Luisa? Thank you, Márcia. It took a little while to get the picture.
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    Our technology. Let’s go.
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    Marcos is, you spoke of the nuclei, is not it?
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    Yeah, and those who administer brains, how does this work?
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    Who are these brains?
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    And who administer, and who would manage these cores?
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    Okay. It is these nuclei, they are managed by a team,
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    is, or persons, is, that would be, as he says,
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    I could tell elected? I do not know. Chosen?
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    It is chosen, right? It is in the process to manage.
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    In fact, be technicians.
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    Because that here there is no need for you to have one person managing it.
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    I'll give an example here, for example, is
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    suppose a person wanted to, is working with photographs.
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    Work does not have a holiday with pictures.
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    He goes to the place. Yeah, where are these that is, material and equipment,
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    and he just picks up the equipment,
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    uses time as needed, and then returns.
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    So there has to be administered.
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    The control on the other side would be really mechanical,
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    or rather, is computerized, is not it?
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    Plus, is there then a an important factor,
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    it has no way we put so.
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    Heck, from tomorrow we'll be in this economy? No.
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    It is a process that the entire planet are these budding consciences.
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    Not only is the Venus Project that is thinking that way.
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    Several are several others, is, cultures,
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    and each with its peculiarities,
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    But walking into this, for this aspect.
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    Now, there is the education factor.
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    There's no way we catch a slum today, for example,
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    and bring to live in this culture.
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    And you do not even have to get a person a millionaire,
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    for example, a culture and bring this.
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    We have to keep working it slowly
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    and that is the proposal of the Venus Project. Many education.
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    I mean, besides education, a total change of mindset. Right.
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    Overall, do you? Well, more a question of Luisa. Let’s go, Luisa.
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    Well, yeah, these technicians, they would not have access to different information,
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    I mean, more advantageous than others,
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    and it could not generate a dangerous kind of power?
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    Yes, yes it could. It is a careful we have to take,
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    because otherwise there'd seen George Orwell, is not it? It is, in Animal Farm.
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    And that really is a careful we have, but
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    is, once we take the economic factor
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    where that person can seobrepor if ... Taking advantage?
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    Yeah, take advantage of others, is, in effect, at least economically.
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    It is this factor disappears.
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    What we would have to work would
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    is the consciousness level of the people living in the community,
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    for the community to have a future.
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    What is interesting that we see today,
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    that there is in the United States, where Jacque and Roxanne, they give several lectures there,
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    are not poor people, nor is it, who are interested in the projects.
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    It is people, it is, of all social classes.
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    Because the big question is this. What is our future?
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    If we stop to ask what is our future, do not exist.
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    We are heading towards chaos.
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    We are heading for total destruction.
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    That's all for greed.
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    Yeah, well, so here is what?
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    This would be a model city while a ...
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    Come back to the model here please. Around here, the model for this.
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    This one would be the model city,
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    where the center would be down here, and here the circles.
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    Circle of education, leisure.
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    Now, this here is a mockup, not necessarily this would happen this way.
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    I'll show another here, a little more, is here is here. Please.
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    Here, for example, would center down here several projects.
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    Even here we have a project of a spaceship, a space station,
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    It is a very bold design, right?
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    It is here would be, for example, a circle.
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    In circles circles here we would have water.
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    In addition to transport it to serve irrigation.
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    It is totally well planned.
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    Here would be really, what a city is.
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    A coexistence, for example, with several circles here
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    but not necessarily in that order, so, is not it?
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    Yeah, Luisa are wanting to do one more question for you. Luisa.
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    Marcos, you're, you propose these new models of city
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    who live with you spoke with the environment in a different way,
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    and offers a better quality of life.
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    In part, this idea is very interesting.
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    Now, where is that would be the old cities? They would be destroyed?
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    In terms of the world, how would?
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    This is a change that was happening slowly.
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    Yeah, just like those cities, is
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    I did not even say, hey, what would a building?
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    No, this building can be used.
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    Since he is not, mug nature somehow.
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    We here, for example, some ...
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    Look, this here, this here we go, I think it would be interesting.
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    I am going here real quick. Here, ready. Beauty.
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    This one, for example, would be one, some model,
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    in areas wholly is shown here, it is here that area, totally dry. Okay?
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    Why? There would be a core, for example, a nucleus here.
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    Ah, then I want to live in, in Florida. I want to live in Rio de Janeiro.
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    Not? So would not it.
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    We have nuclei that were scattered throughout the world.
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    And the most interesting. This, this, this technology is that it is built, already 22 years ago in Florida,
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    she will not be sold. There is that aspect.
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    When a group, eg solve this mounting unit in Africa
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    technology would simply be passed on,
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    for them to adapt that technology to its culture and its region
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    and implemented the way they see fit,
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    this is not necessary, not necessarily in this way.
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    But that would be necessary here. The way to capture energy.
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    It is the technology that they have, and they will need.
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    Alright. I wish you leave your phone contact here,
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    for those interested in further clarification
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    and more detailed, even more details of this project.
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    As he is already working, it already has some units,
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    and as it is here in Brazil.
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    Because these units are in Florida, is not the United States.
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    How is this happening here in Brazil.
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    So can it be? Leave your contact phone number?
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    Yes What happens here is the Venus Project, it needs to be disclosed.
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    The more people know the existence of this project,
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    this process is that it begins to happen.
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    It means of this program, for example, this opportunity,
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    that people will look for me, and we'll talk
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    Look, we have to build a structure here to change people.
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    It is the easiest place to find the Venus Project is the Internet, right?
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    You simply do an internet search on the Venus Project,
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    and you will fall here on my site, here in Brazil,
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    where have all the information there, and you will be able to browse,
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    and research every project there in Florida, both here in Florida,
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    Therefore, it is not, no, you will be able to go.
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    It is the contact phone number is 223 2707.
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    This is my home phone, is
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    The Venus Project, I repeat here, he has no economic purpose.
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    It is not my project, it is good to be clear.
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    It is a project, is the planet's civilization.
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    And simply, it is an idea that I had with me a long time ago,
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    and when I discovered the project, I decided to put into practice. Not?
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    Here. Here in Brazil. Alright. I'll chase it.
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    It is 223 2707 is the phone Birro Marcos Calixto,
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    and contacting him, he may give further clarification,
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    even say the address on the internet, is not
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    that the person can contact the internet.
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    Marcos, thank you, thank you for presence,
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    participation by, and for the clarification. Is that okay?
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    Thank you, and I hope I get
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    enough phone calls to participate in the project.
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    It will be very important to our civilization.
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    That’s nice, thanks. A brief respite, but Profissão Mulher will be back right now.
Title:
Projecto Venus (1996) (Brazilian)
Description:

Marces Birro Calisto presents the Venus Project on Caval 25. Aug. 26, 1996

Need transcription and translation!

Source: Archive

http://www.thevenusproject.com/

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Video Language:
Portuguese, Brazilian
Duration:
27:30
Paulo Silva added a translation

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