[GJM] Subject: Re: Rethinking Social Security - Talking Economics

[robert searle]

Dear Marguerite,

           I agree with alot of your sentiments. I
cannot answer in detail at the moment. However, you
might like to visit the Venus Project. com in which  
advanced technology can be human, and eco-friendly.
You will be pleased to know that it does not believe
in the necessity of money,or competative capitalism as
we understand it today. I regard Transfinancial
Economics as A TRANSITIONAL SYSTEM to such advanced
forms of social, economic, and political interaction.
This is something I do not think you full understand.

I am hoping you might write an entry on Wikipedia
about Holodynamics presenting all the key aspects in a
short but easy to read form without sacrificing the
major, and minor of the subject (plus key terms). You
will be doing all of us benefit.

R.Searle




--- marguerite hampton <ecopilgrim at aabol.com> wrote:

> Robert, in this posting it asks re: corporations and
> their
> 
> role in today's world. 
> 
> 
> 
> If we look closely at corporations, their success is
> based
> 
> on the production of excess for sale as a first
> priority for
> 
> the continued success of world trade.  However, we
> are 
> 
> beginning to realize that world trade is not
> sustainable. 
> 
> 
> 
> Coupled with production of excess for sale as first
> priority
> 
> rather than production for self and community first,
> we then
> 
> begin to realize that this is the driving force
> behind the 
> 
> unprecedented world migration taking place at this
> time
> 
> with over 100 million people on the move as of 1997
> and
> 
> possibly many more today as people are forced off of
> their
> 
> lands to make way for corporate interests both
> industrial
> 
> and agricultural.  This practice increasingly
> deemphasizes
> 
> the human being. 
> 
> 
> 
> And, of course, much of this is also caused by the 
> 
> replacement of human labor by technological advances
> 
> which are more and more favored by the corporations
> 
> as it allows them to make more profit since
> technology
> 
> can be written off as capital expense and labor
> cannot. 
> 
> 
> 
> But, as we discussed previously, the migratory
> lifestyle
> 
> may be a more natural one that is condusive to earth
> 
> preservation rather than the current
> agriculturally-based
> 
> one on tilling the soil and monocropping along with
> the 
> 
> excessive raising of beef cattle to feed a
> relatively 
> 
> small portion of the world's population.  And which
> is
> 
> accompanied by mechanical production of goods and
> 
> services. 
> 
> 
> 
> It appears that in order to regain a balanced
> perspective
> 
> it is imperative that we return to life based in
> small 
> 
> community endeavors where production for self and 
> 
> community is respected as the first order of the day
> as
> 
> it revers life; whereas corporatization is about
> death. 
> 
> 
> 
> For those pondering this, I highly recommend Dr. Jay
> 
> Earley's book:  "Transforming Human Culture - Social
> 
> 
> Evolution and the Planetary Crisis"  In this book,
> Dr. 
> 
> Earley argues that certain ground qualities were
> present
> 
> at the beginning of our social evolution, e.g,
> natural living,
> 
> community, equality, vitality, and a sense of
> belonging.  
> 
> However, as the human family sought more power in
> the 
> 
> world emergent qualities, e.g., technology, rational
> thinking,
> 
> and social order -- including the powerful Global
> Monetary
> 
> System -- arose and suppressed the basic qualities
> in such 
> 
> a way as to cost us our health and wholeness.  Early
> suggests
> 
> that the way forward is to integrate the basic and
> emergent
> 
> qualities so as to create a healthy balance.   
> 
>  
> 
> Biologically-speaking, we are not prepared to handle
> advanced
> 
> technology as it was not a part of our world at the
> beginning
> 
> of our social evolution. Due to this factor, we have
> become 
> 
> disproportionately dissociated from our natural
> environment
> 
> and have become the destroyers of it. 
> 
> 
> 
> The basic qualities largely represented the feminine
> and the 
> 
> feminine was very much suppressed as the figure of
> the male
> 
> god arose to head up the hierarchial structure of
> religion. For 
> 
> this the world is paying a terrible price.  
> 
> 
> 
> The role of the woman in society and in "patterning"
> the triune
> 
> brain is extremely important in forming the natural
> "Christ - like
> 
> consciousness" that is inherent within each human
> being from
> 
> point of conception.  
> 
> 
> 
> For those seeking a way home, I cannot recommend Jay
> Earley's 
> 
> book highly enough. 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>   
> 
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