What’s interesting is these ideas are, minus some of the benefits of modern technology (e.g. modern distribution systems, nuclear reactors, railways, buses - and, by the way, would be interested to hear what their answer would be to the question of ‘who operates these things if work has been abolished’), more or less just turning the clock back several hundred years. This perhaps implies that they feel human civilization was in its best form several hundred years ago. Would be interested to hear their thoughts on when that point in time was, and what precipitated our downfall.
What’s interesting is these ideas are, minus some of the benefits of modern technology (e.g. modern distribution systems, nuclear reactors, railways, buses - and, by the way, would be interested to hear what their answer would be to the question of ‘who operates these things if work has been abolished’), more or less just turning the clock back several hundred years. This perhaps implies that they feel human civilization was in its best form several hundred years ago. Would be interested to hear their thoughts on when that point in time was, and what precipitated our downfall.