A very cool find, Dude

...what page is dudeism on? : )

my favorite secret society is the upright citizens brigade...

  2010 SF Medical Cannabis Con: http://acidcow.com/pics/15210-2010-sf-medical-cannabis-competition-50-pics.html

Speaking of Nazis, has any dude ever seen the film "loose change"...I just watched it and have to say, It's made me feel very undude.

...If "Loose Change" made you feel undudely then this will make you spit teeth (it's connected): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXUssG6_Ecc

Yeh thanks for putting a downer on my Friday night Cake ().

I saw the reasoning in the USA insisting part of the payback for them financing the end of WWII was the deconstruction of Europe's imperial past by fascist nations like Great Britain being forced to give back the countries they had exploited for so long.

What disappoints me is the ease with which the same USA slid so easily into doing exactly what it had abhorred in it's European Ex-Masters.

I sincerely await the fall of capitalism (as nearly happened with the recent banking crisis), but with the complete failure of the Soviet and Chinese systems to implement a workable alternative I worry what comes next.

Quote from: cakebelly on November 25, 2010, 12:33:24 AM

...If "Loose Change" made you feel undudely then this will make you spit teeth (it's connected): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXUssG6_Ecc

I sincerely await the fall of capitalism (as nearly happened with the recent banking crisis), but with the complete failure of the Soviet and Chinese systems to implement a workable alternative I worry what comes next.

Check it out, meekon5 dude.............

http://www.thevenusproject.com/



http://www.chictoday.com/2009/03/10/the-reality-of-fantasy-jacque-fresco-the-venus-project/


The Earth is abundant with resources; rationing resources with monetary methods is irrelevant and counterproductive to the well-being of people. Today we have highly advanced technologies. But our social and economic system has not kept pace with our technological capabilities which could easily create a world of abundance free of servitude and debt for all. This could be accomplished by implementing a global resource-based economy.

Simply stated, a resource-based economy uses resources directly rather than through the interface of money, and provides an equitable distribution of goods and services in a humane and efficient manner for the entire population. It is a system in which goods and services are available without the use of money, credit, barter, or any other form of debt or servitude. A resource-based economy uses resources to enhance the lives of the total population. In an economy based on rationally used resources rather than on money (which is an extra degree of separation from the things needed), we can easily produce the necessities of life and provide a high standard of living for all.

To better understand a resource-based economy consider this: if all the money in the world suddenly disappeared, but topsoil, factories, and other resources were left intact, we could build anything we chose to build and fulfill any human need. It is not money that people need, but access to the necessities of life without the interface of a government bureaucracy or any other agency. In a resource-based economy money is irrelevant. What?s required are resources, manufacturing, and distribution of the products.

A resource-based economy would use technology to compensate for scarce resources, and would utilize renewable sources of energy.  It would computerize and automate manufacturing and inventory, and design safe energy-efficient cities with universal health care and a relevant education. It would encourage the evolution of a new incentive system based on human and environmental concerns.