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posted ago by MindlessRationality ago by MindlessRationality +22 / -0

The only solution to fix this world's problems are with peaceful noncompliance and new innovations that are done outside of their systems.

No bank loans, no private funding from BlackRock like companies for one. Start new private credit unions and drain mney from the big banks.

Insurance....same deal. Avoid it, and get it privately through independent unions. Start up insurance unions where members are owners.

Farmers markets....but avoid the fake stalls which are just fronts for the big growers. Local butchers and if you know someone who hunts, ask to perhaps buy some meat from them.

Mechanics needs to start open sourcing their distribution channels and getting after market parts more easily manufactured by independent third parties. Avoid dealership locks and get away from smart systems that are not open source.

Manufacturing and trades need to be setup, so that requires logistics. Truckers are valuable for this while larger infrastructure can be developed in partnership with different regions on a system.


The goal should be to innovate beyond this world as it is. We need to establish better standards of living, improved culture, better technology, and entertainment needs to be highly available and quality. We need to have systems of cohesive character yet distinct and celebrate the worlds difference.

Ultimately we should all want to have a better world for ourselves and the world at large. It is never a zero sum game and anyone who thinks so doesn't appear to understand what that phrase means since it clearly has shown throughout history however flawed it is, that we have anything but a zero sum game....

I'm sick of doubters everywhere, and I am sick of people looking to try and manipulate people for their selfish aims. I am looking for the <1% of people who are visionaries and executive champions. I am calling on 1/20 of the 1/20 people who are out there....0.25%

The only ones who make the decisions that change the world.....be the tide not the wave