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Jacque Fresco-July 12, 1974-Comparative Values

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    ... proposthumous. Man is proposthumous, ok?
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    And essentially, if you sit back, and say, "well..."
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    "So, yes, what are we going to do with him?" We can't do a fucking thing.
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    And so history moves to that point
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    whenwhere people undergo that change.
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    Let me say it another way. The sailboat will come when it comes.
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    You know what I'm know or not? A lot of people rolling a boat, isn't it?
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    "How long are they going to row?", "You have any other suggestions?"
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    "No", "Well, keep rolling"
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    While you're in a row boat culture instead of saying
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    "Don't people realize they're driving themselves to nuclear war?"
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    And your mother says "yes, it is true."
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    But she has no investment in American radiant corporation, you know?
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    And she doesn't own any sophisticated metal plants where she sells space age metals.
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    She doesn't give a shit. "Stop making weapons!", you know.
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    But if your grandfather dies and leaves her a half interest in titanium.
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    Then she says "where's titanium used?", "in submarines, space vehicles..."
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    "When is the next space program coming up?"
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    Because she is involved.
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    And that is why, I mentioned that students were pretty good,
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    because they don't have any investment when they're going to school.
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    "Stop the war now!!", once they get in school may work for a law firm.
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    Titanium Incorporated. American Titanium Corporation.
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    Dow chemical. They now have a vested interest.
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    They have a home, a car, and a kid going to school.
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    Their community they belong to the elks, they appear before people.
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    So, all of those things reinforce their existence.
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    The things I teach take a away from your life.
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    Everything I try teach here takes things away from you, in the normal world.
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    It makes it tougher to get along with people
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    It makes your income lower.
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    It makes you more disagreeable.
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    Not a fucking commodity. When I had to sell here, that's any good.
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    And people wonder why this system isn't successful.
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    Let me say. Once someone said to me, "What is Sociocyberneering?"
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    I said "a non-profit organization", They said "Who's the president?"
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    I said "I'm", "Not possible."
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    The whole idea is, if you want to make money
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    There are books like "How to Make Friends and Influence People"
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    "How to Get Along with the Joneses"
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    If you want to do that, that is another package.
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    That's we call that living a lie.
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    We smile on the outside and ulcerate on the inside.
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    We have palpitations and temple beating
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    but you get up and you smile.
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    When you go to the right schools, when you live with the bentleys of Long Island,
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    and they send you to finishing schools, a little girl.
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    You might be at a party and your husband might, tip over bowl a smile.
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    When you get at home you chew it. Whatever.
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    Uneducated people and sophisticated people, they ball each other out.
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    Then you go to a Greek party, Syrian party, and a Turkish party,
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    And it say "Stu, and do you do is a nice house?"
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    "It is not a nice."
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    And they bother you right now, and you say sure, that is not a nice what you do.
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    But sophisticated people smile.
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    And they always, "If your wife trips or...
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    and you walk out and then you beat her up...
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    normal people think everyone gets along so well.
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    "Why can't you be like that?", to return of the wife.
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    See that couple always smiling,... along so well.
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    Whereas rude people down at earth, and they manifest their anger right away.
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    They have less ulcers.
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    But the finishing school people have lots of ulcers,
    psychological problems, you see?
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    So, if you don't understand what we need is not to go finishing school,
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    and no to be so simple as to ball people out in the presence of others.
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    What we have to attain is a point of view that doesn't lead to the balling out.
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    You know what that mean.
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    That means you give somebody something that they think they want,
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    they try to assemble it, it's beyond to their experience.
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    Instead of saying, "I got you something and you can't even put it together"
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    "If don't, I should have given it to your older brother."
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    This is the normal world, so what if you, if you do it yourself,
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    and you say you didn't believe assembling our system,
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    whatever it work in a way you can't, if i'm able to.
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    And if you can't put it together, that is no use for anything for you.
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    It is just you don't have the ability.
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    Don't conclude. You do it, act that way.
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    Now, you are going straight on that teacher, if you did that.
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    If you always were identical, meaning, if you only have to behave with that person, that is enough.
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    Let me say again, if you love your students that you work with.
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    And you found to hurt them. Like i said yesterday.
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    You hurt people because, whatever you instruct people,
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    they, in the beginning, they don't come up with some levels of instruction,
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    that they might think their us.
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    I would say that their umbrella, you vanish and point which was too close.
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    Now that was associated with criticism.
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    Your life were shaped, it is too abrupt.
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    And that is not a criticism.
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    That is a, there are limitated a pencil,
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    and showing that you attained that in fact, or a private.
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    But it is not criticism.
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    It is a clarification of insufficiency. That is quite different.
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    That criticism is something like this.
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    I took their escape and becomes and touch,
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    and embarrassed me in the brain, you see? That is sick.
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    You thought that was criticism, and it is sick.
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    So, there is no sense for us to point people think,
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    allowing that she do stupid thing in Wednesday, along the domes.
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    There is a price doomed, you see?
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    Now, that we got to understand that a person making their announcement has a low self sufficiency.
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    And declines up when you are back.
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    That is a way to get a self suficiency.
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    You see? There is a key that is laughing.
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    And he find it on his bag, you see?
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    So, there are people that have no existence.
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    And they must prevent feel sorry for them.
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    And in order to that, a very interesting thing is to do
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    sometimes if you do it right, is when the person stares on you.
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    You might hide on you too? No. And they stared on you.
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    And then you say now, that i feel 6 times in third grade.
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    And you go on, and see, and then they go on, and you mean,
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    another things to do, you are not that bad.
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    You are that capable, you see?
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    And you go off, laboring. Sometimes that they might get that message.
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    And the idea is, that kind of conversation
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    generates morbidity, depression, anger, hostility.
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    So, normal people that come to me, that used to have therapy sessions, you see? Personal therapy.
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    Becomes into another problem, they will always have a problem.
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    As long as the language they inherit and hope, and surely has.
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    I'm not that successful that i might be.
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    I can't see and learn as fast as George.
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    As long as we have comparative values, they will always have problems.
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    All the voice are carrying books in stores.
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    Now that you have in system became, they are carrying verbal system from school.
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    All you bought is a pretty nice, and that prettiness and getting older over there.
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    I thought that, and i get a nine shift, you see?
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    In order to call all of those values, that you see emotions, depressions.
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    You know, the years, the rolling goes so fast, like you want to go back to the old days.
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    And the Saturday of the future is looking to the future.
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    Because as the computer get bigger and wiser, it is more valuable.
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    What i see if i can't explain a theological difficulty in this kind of subject,
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    they have great difficulty...
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Jacque Fresco-July 12, 1974-Comparative Values
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